Bakewell Quakers
Welcome to Bakewell Quakers, The Religious Society of Friends
Quakers affirm that every person has ‘that of God’ within them; that every person can directly experience God in their own way;
that in our silent worship and in living in community we discover together what truth and love mean for us.
News & Events
Meeting For Worship
Every Sunday @ 10:30am
Meeting for Worship are held regularly every Sunday.
We are also offering Zoom to people who cannot come.
For further information on how to join the Meeting for Worship or on any other topic please do not hesitate to contact us.
For information on regular events please browse the notices page.
For more information on other events please browse the news page.
Please click on the following news headings to view each news item
Information
Currently we have blended meetings and online meetings each Sunday with Zoom.
For further information please contact us.
Keep Well and Safe.
Quakers endorse the letter from the Joint Council for the Welfare of Immigrants sent to Priti Patel.
Details: www.jcwi.org.uk
Varying Quaker Ways of Worship
How do the ways Quakers worship around the world differ, and how does their cultural context influence this? Find out in a new series of videos from Friends World Committee for Consultation.
Interested? >> Click here.
Quaker News is a magazine …
about work Britain Yearly Meeting does on behalf of all Quakers in Britain. It is published three times a year.
The last issue winter/spring 2020 you can read here >> Quaker News – It is usually published three times a year, but production is currently suspended at this time.
Other News
Quakers, or Friends, are members of the Religious Society of Friends, also called by some the Friends’ Church. Friends are theologically diverse; many Friends regard themselves as Christian, and include those with evangelical, holiness, liberal and traditional Quaker understandings of Christianity. Others groups of Friends with Christian atheist or universalist beliefs have emerged as well.
