Quakers

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Quakers are different

• Quakers don't ordain ministers to organise our worship.
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  • Thought for the Week: The tale of a white feather
    Martin Raven reflects on an encounter About eight years ago, when I was still working in the parks as a gardener, I picked up a white feather that was lying on the ground. I carefully put it into the woolly hat I was wearing in a sort of Robin Hood style and continued with my work. […]
  • If you sit very still…
    Tim Newell reviews a powerful and moving account of loss, spiritual restoration and the possibility of transformation If You Sit Very Still explores the hidden area of traumatic loss, brutality and the restoration of the human spirit. In 1994, twenty-one years after her unexplained disappearance, Lucy Partington’s remains were discovered in the basement of 2 […]

Welcome!

Welcome to the web home of the Religious Society of Friends (Quakers) in Belgium and Luxembourg.

Since the 1650s, Quakers have witnessed to their belief that true religion is a personal inward experience, a direct link with God and a consequent transformation of everyday life.

We know that there is ‘that of God’ in everyone.

While many Quakers would still see themselves as essentially Christian, others would say that they look for the truth in many different religious traditions, or none.

Our diversity is gathered in the stillness of our silent Meeting for Worship.

Please use the menu to find information about: 

  • who Quakers are

  • what Quakers believe

  • what happens in a Quaker Meeting for Worship, and

  • where and when you can join in our Meetings for Worship.