In sickness and in health

Quakers in Reading welcomed Richard Bentley, Royal Berks Hospital Buddhist and Humanistic Chaplain, to Meeting for Worship and to give a talk on his work in healthcare. Richard leads on…

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Creativity unwrapped

Quakers of all ages in Reading unwrapped our creativity, the theme of this year’s Heritage Open Days, with an exhibition of our art. One of the King’s deputy representatives in…

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Sharing our Light

Naomi Major, Outreach Project Officer at Quakers in Britain, has been exchanging ideas with Reading Quakers about sharing the Light of our faith within our local community. [Image used with…

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“And the heavens opened…”

The inclement and unseasonal weather did not stop friends and representatives from Reading’s various faith groups enjoying the annual interfaith picnic at King’s Meadow. This event was organised by Sarah…

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Village of Hope Talk at Henley

Leprosy sufferer

Recently (16th July 2024) Henley Quakers had an inspiring talk given by Alison Clark-Morris, a local podiatrist about her work supporting patients with leprosy. In 2016 Alison went out to…

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Making waves

Local Quakers had an outreach stall at the Reading Waterfest, an annual vibrant community celebration in the Forbury Gardens, Reading Abbey ruins, Chestnut Walk and the Kennett Riverside Walk. Some…

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A religion for our times

Can religion be relevant in these times of increasing secularisation? Some of the marks of modern Quakerism are: our religion should be relevant to the challenges of the day, that…

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Henley Peaceful Garden

Henley Peaceful Garden

Henley Quakers invite you to our peaceful garden on Sunday May 21st 2.00-5.00pm at 45 Northfield End, Henley-on-Thames RG9 2JJ. Peace, friendship, tea and cakes all in plentiful supply.

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