Quakers try to live their lives in peace, truth, simplicity and equality
Find out more about Quaker beliefs, values, roots and the work that we do today
Find a Quaker Meeting near you
If you would like to see what a Quaker Meeting is like, just find one that is convenient for you and turn up – you will be very welcome!
Bristol Quakers meet in seven locations in Bristol area:
A friendly welcome to newcomers
In 2024 Emily Moulden, undergraduate at the University of the West of England (UWE), visited Horfield Quaker Meeting for Sunday Worship shortly after she arrived in Bristol. She felt that she was welcomed very warmly and made this video ‘‘Please do a little kindness” as one of her first assignments for her degree in photography.
Emily Moulden on Instagram: @emmoulden
For information on visiting
Avenue House
phone 0117 989 2020 or email: admin@friendshousingbristol.org.uk
A friendly welcome to newcomers
In 2024 Emily Moulden, undergraduate at the University of the West of England (UWE), visited Horfield Quaker Meeting for Sunday Worship shortly after she arrived in Bristol. She felt that she was welcomed very warmly and made this video ‘‘Please do a little kindness” as one of her first assignments for her degree in photography.
Emily Moulden on Instagram: @emmoulden
Activities
Bristol Quakers apologise for historic involvement in enslavement
As part of an on-going national re-examination of Quakers’ role in transatlantic chattel slavery, Bristol Quakers have formally acknowledged their role in the forced transportation
Silent vigil outside Bridewell Police Station
Bristol Quakers led a silent vigil outside Bridewell Police Station on 4th April 2025. Quakers are proud of their long history of speaking truth to
Bristol Peaceful Schools Project
Bristol Quakers Peaceful Schools project offers two courses to local primary schools on the topics of Peer Mediation and Peace Education. Peacemaking is one of