Wrexham Quakers

10/11/2025

10/11/2025

HIRING THE WREXAM QUAKER MEETING HOUSE
Whilst its primary purpose is as a place of public worship, Wrexham Quakers wish their Meeting House to be a resource for local people.
The Meeting House is open to any individual or organisation wishing to pursue a legitimate activity on the premises, though we particularly encourage local voluntary organisations and charities.
We have two meeting rooms which we hire by the session - morning, afternoon or evening, or by the hour (see below). For whole day rates please contact us as below.
LARGE MEETING ROOM
This room is 43 sq metres and costs £38 per session or £10 per hour. It can be arranged in the following settings:
Conference style (up to 40 people)
Board room (up to 16 people)
Open forum (up to 25 people)
Cabaret style (up to 24 people)
SMALL MEETING ROOM
This room is 20 sq metres and costs £27 per session or £7 per hour. It can be arranged in the following settings:
Board room (up to 12 people)
Open forum (up to 12 people)
Both rooms come with the use of the kitchen. Both rooms can be hired together for £41 per session or £12 per hour.
The Meeting House has good access for people with disabilities. There is ample car parking on site.
Please read our Lettings Policy before making a booking.
To book the Meeting House, please contact:
Alan Butterworth
07816 988124
wrexhamqmhcom

03/09/2025

On 8 September, Shadi Khoury, a former student of Ramallah Friends School (RFS), will receive the judgement of an Israeli military court after facing unsubstantiated charges for nearly three years.

27/06/2025

Here is another concern of Quakers in Britain, regarding legislation that could remove the public's right to peaceful protest....

Quakers in Britain has voiced deep concerns about the government’s plan to designate Palestine Action as a terrorist organisation under the Terrorism Act 2000.

12/06/2025

https://www.quaker.org.uk/documents/yearly-meeting-2025-minute-30

04/09/2024

Quakerism is a way of life, rather than a dogma or creed. It rests on a conviction that by looking into their inmost hearts people can have direct communication with their Creator. This experience cannot ultimately be described in words, but Quakers base their whole lives on it. The Quaker movement arose in the mid-seventeenth century. It’s followers called themselves ‘Friends of Truth’, or simply ‘Friends’. ‘Quaker’ was an abusive nickname used by others, but Friends have since adopted the term themselves, and today ‘Friend’ and ‘Quaker’ mean the same and are used interchangeably. Friends’ basic attitudes show themselves in certain ideas and practices, personal and collective, of which most important are:
Silent worship, living simply, always truthful, not violent, and strive for an more equal society

12/05/2024

https://info.discoveringquakers.org.uk/7-facts-about-quakers/?utm_source=local_meetings&utm_medium=website&utm_campaign=link

We are Quakers. We don't sell porridge. We sit in silence for 60 minutes once a week. We do this to listen for the promptings of love within us and let them guide our lives. We're environmentalists, we're non-conformists, and we believe in living life adventurously.

10/08/2023

It's lovely to see many people liking this page. Please take a look at any Quaker groups in your area for more information. Our basic Testimonies are Truth and Integrity, Equality and Community, Peace, Simplicity, Nurture and protect our planet Earth and it's Environment. For more information please take a look here ...

20/12/2022

Wow, watched a TV programme last night about Annie Oakley the famous crack shot who worked for quite a while with Buffalo Bills circus...and she was a Quaker! Ok, times were very different then but...do we need a present day Annie Oakley and George Fox?...now there's a thought! However we also had USA President Richard Nixon, hmmm