South Belfast Quaker Meeting
About South Belfast Quaker Meeting
A Quaker meeting founded in 1957. We are a group of about 50 adults and 20 children. Meeting for Worship takes place each Sunday at 10: 45am.
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Sundays at 10:45am
"Live up to the Light that has been given to you, and more will be given"
Food for thought!
"We often talk about asking ourselves 3 questions as a test, as a way of querying ourselves and testing whether or not to stand. The first question is, “does this message feel like it comes from spirit? Does it feel like it comes from within? Does it come from here and not here ?” The second question would be, “Is this message for me or is it for others? Is this message for me to share?” The third question is, “Is this for now or is it for later?”"
Spring is nearly here
From magnanimous Mrs Wilcox in Howards End to the bloodthirsty Captain Bildad in Moby-Dick, these portrayals complicate porridge-oat stereotypes!
Join us for Meeting for Worship from 12:15 to 12:45 and some soup and cake afterwards
Christmas Day Meeting for Worship at South Belfast is at 09:30 with coffee and mince pies afterwards. All welcome 🎄⛄️
Guided by Quaker principles and values the Ramallah Friends School (RFS) offers children and youth with an academically rigorous, balanced, engaging and inclusive learning environment.
Quaker Connections have been working with the Probation Board and Burren House, where long term prisoners go ahead of release.
For many they have no support making a successful integration much more difficult. Quaker Connections believe that working in teams, volunteers can help individuals reintegrate responsibly, address their harmful behaviour and adopt a more positive way of living to reduce offending. It’s a challenging role, but the impact is immense and they are looking for the right people to join them! They know that people will have lots of questions and they want to explain how they will support and train volunteers to undertake this exciting role!
Join them on Wednesday 28th November from 5.30-6.30pm at South Belfast Meeting House.
A film looking at issues of poverty, that challenges popular perceptions about those with direct experience of poverty. Made with the support of the Joseph Rowntree Foundation.