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Please remember the Christmas Sharing Tea Party at 4pm on Sunday, 13th December.  Wear your glad rags and bring some joyfulness and mince pies!  We will be listening to songs, singing songs, playing games and listening to some poems and...

The children would like to invite anyone coming to the Redland Christmas Party on December 13 to make stained glass gingerbread biscuits beforehand and bring the end result along to the party to share (virtually, sadly). We hope the stained...

 A report from EWOs for MfB Since lockdown started in March this year, the Meeting House has been closed for all business and worship: worship moved online for those with the technology to cope and our wardens retired at the...

Redland Friends have a longstanding concern for people seeking sanctuary. We are part of a Quaker network of nearly 100 Sanctuary Meetings and the proposed Sanctuary Housing Project builds upon our earlier refugee work. A planning group is drawing up...

What do Friends mean by ‘Holding in the Light’? This is what we’ll be talking about in Meeting for Learning this month. It’s the next in our series looking at key Quaker words and phrases and sharing what they mean...

The Quaker Study Centre at Woodbrooke is offering several online courses over the next few months: Images Of Jesus,    30th November 2020 – 6th December 2020,  £60 Writing To Learn: Telling Our Stories Of Change,    1st December 2020...

An opportunity for Bristol Quakers Learn how to deliver the project in an on-line workshop, via Zoom, for six hours over six weeks. The aim is to build our skills and confidence to deliver the Peaceful Schools project to primary...

A Quiet Bristolian Paul D Sturge 1891-1974 First warden of the Bristol Folk House “The Sturge family are one of the most prominent in Bristol’s history, active in local business as estate agents and surveyors. As Quakers, many members were...