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Local meeting of the Religious Society of Friends

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Author: Judith Eversley

April 8, 2024April 8, 2024Judith Eversley

A simpler way to manage Quaker meetings

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LGBT+ affirming Carol Service

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Unite to Survive – joint action for climate, nature and social justice

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Young Quakers

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Renewing Quaker Community

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Anti-racism – educating ourselves

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To welcome the Nuclear Ban Treaty – try this at home this week!

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A Grasmere Nativity – with a Bath Quaker connection

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VE Day poster resources

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‘Neither science nor disease knows any frontiers’

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Meetings for Worship

Meeting for Worship takes place at Manvers St Baptist Church, in Bath on Sunday mornings from 10.30 to 11.30. On the first and third Sundays of the month, there is also a Zoom meeting for worship from 10.30 to 11.15. For dates and further details check the Meetings and events page.

Children’s Meeting is held twice a month on the 2nd and 4th Sundays in the month. We welcome children to our Meeting and if you plan to bring children for the first time and want to talk to someone about it email bathquakermeeting@gmail.com and we will get in touch with you.

All welcome irrespective of background, disability, ethnicity, gender identity or sexual orientation.

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Quaker identity

We invite others to join us in our way of worship and response to life…this does not depend on rewards or threats, but on the active acceptance of those who see it as truth.

– Bath Quaker Edrey Allott in 1990; Quaker Faith & Practice

Quakers work gladly with people of all faiths and of none. Free information pack here.

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