Brighton Friends' Meeting House

News & Events

Quakers in Britain condemn attack on Ukraine and call for end to fighting

Posted:

2 Mar 2022

Quakers in Britain strongly condemn the attack on Ukraine. It is a grave development for humanity, and a violation of international law, including the Charter of the United Nations.

Fairtrade Fortnight 21 February to 6 March 2022

Posted:

28 Feb 2022

For two weeks each year at the end of February and start of March, thousands of individuals, companies and groups across the UK come together to share the stories of the people w

Welcome to Penny Holtam (age 2 years)

Posted:

28 Feb 2022

On the afternoon of Sunday 30 January around 30 Friends and family of all ages came together for a short Meeting for Worship to welcome two year old Penny Holtam.

Holocaust Memorial Day 27 January 2022.

Posted:

23 Jan 2022

This year’s theme is Light in the Darkness and we are all encouraged to light a candle and place it in a window at 8.00pm on Thursday 27 January to honour all those who died and those who survived, and to express our commitment to a world without genocide. That evening a candle will be lit in a window at the Meeting House.

Meet some local Quakers

Pat Norman - involved in Brighton Quaker Meeting House for over 60 years

A home-grown Brighton Quaker Meeting video, sharing our experiences of being a Quaker in the 21st Century.

The spiritual journey of a young Quaker

Jessica Kellgren-Fozard asks 'What is Quakerism?'

Hiring Rooms

For those who are looking to hire rooms, we can usually offer two large rooms on the ground floor, and 4 smaller upstairs rooms.

There is a café/servery area, a catering standard kitchen, and the front garden can also be hired.

For further details please go to : http://www.brightonfriendsmeetinghouse.co.uk

Quakers in Brighton

Quakerism is a way of life rooted in a transforming experience of the Divine. From this we seek to live out our principles of truth, peace, simplicity and equality. Our Meeting offers a place of welcome, encounter and spiritual exploration. Our testimonies encourage us to work for a more just, peaceful and sustainable world. It's not always easy to live this way, but as Quakers we try to encourage each other to keep trying.

We hold regular meetings for worship and all are very welcome to attend. Our worship is the time spent with others when we attend quietly to the divine spark within. Others may call this a listening to the inner voice or being open to the inner light.