Please Come to Amersham Quaker Meeting House Whielden St HP7 0JB Thursday 8 September at 7.30 p.m. to hear personal accounts of My Journey into Quakerism This will be followed by a time…
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Heritage Open Days 2019
Several of our Meeting Houses will be open to visitors are various times during Heritage Week: Amersham: Sunday 8th September: Amersham Meeting House will be open in the afternoon, with a display…
Kew Gardens and the Art of Dan Chihuly
On Wednesday 3rd July, fifteen of us boarded a minibus at Amersham Meeting House for a trip to Kew Gardens. By happy coincidence, every one of our local meetings was represented and…
Celebrating the Centenary of Jordans Village
On Sunday 23rd July, around seventy people attended a concert at Jordans Meeting House in celebration of the centenary of the founding of Jordans village. Music that ranged from Handel and Bach…
Latest News from Mellor House
As you know, Area Meeting used some of Hugh and Joyce Mellor’s legacy to buy a house in High Wycombe to be used by Wycombe Refugee Partnership as short-term temporary accommodation for…
Lifting the Lid on the Causes of Violence – Why Conflict? Part 1
Great turnout for the first of three events in our series Why Conflict? Why Violence?, organised in conjuction with local Amnesty. Three fascinating talks on the theme of ‘Lifting the Lid on…
Friendship in Action – Aylesbury
The Aylesbury Quaker Meeting‘s Friendship in Action project launched on the evening of 21st January 2019 in the Town Centre (not in our own Meeting House at the moment, for logistical reasons). …
Why Conflict? Why Violence
YOUR CHANCE TO MEET VIOLENCE WITH REASON A series of FREE public events looking into the causes of violence and how we can respond constructively to its challenges. 9th February, 2nd &…
Planting Trees at Jordans Youth Hostel
Chilterns Area Quakers have been planting an orchard of fruit and nut trees in the field beside the Youth Hostel at Jordans, which was previously very overgrown. The weather was kind to…
Mellor House: a joint Area Meeting project with the Wycombe Refugee Partnership
After spending a large part of the legacy received from Hugh and Joyce Mellor on bringing our Meeting Houses up to date, Chilterns Area Quaker Meeting decided to spend a substantial part…