A Quaker Meeting is silent worship in the presence of the Spirit of God.

There is no pre-arranged service or appointed minister.

The Meeting for Worship is a shared experience, in which worshippers listen for the promptings of God.  It may be entirely without words, but usually there are spoken contributions.  Anyone may feel the call to speak: man, woman, or child, experienced Quaker or first time visitor.

These contributions are spontaneous, and may be a reflection on personal experience and insight, perhaps including a reading from Quaker writings, the Bible, or other literature.

The Meeting closes with the shaking of hands.

Everyone is welcome to join us at our Meeting for Worship.

There are special arrangements for children during Meeting for Worship on Sundays.  For more information, click here.

For more information on Meetings for Worship, including weddings and funerals, click here.