Quaker Service

Friends to All

25/05/21 14:55

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Irish Quakers were the subject of a very interesting article in Scope Magazine this edition. "Friends to all: the remarkable story of the Quakers in Ireland" can be read at https://scopeni.nicva.org/article/friends-to-all-the-remarkable-story-of-the-quakers-in-ireland

Much it focuses on Quaker Service.

Upcycled Bags In Aid of Quaker Service

18/04/20 00:17

[UPDATE] Please note that all bags have now sold out and are on their way to their new homes

Hi Friends,
Please find below some photos & description of bags Bronwen made to sell at IYM in aid of Quaker Service.

She made these bags, mainly from donated, jeans, ties, & shirts from Quaker Service.
All are lined, the denim ones are large, fully lined and with several pockets inside & on the outside. Ideal for attending a conference or to take books, files, iPad, laptop, lunch etc on a day out. Sturdy bags

The smaller ones are more like handbags.
Contact her by email, bsmhaire@aol.com

if anyone is interested to purchase. suggested donation £15.

She had planned to sell them at the QS stall at IYM. All proceeds to Quaker Service,
The photos may not do them full justice.

Concert in Aid of Quaker Service

05/02/20 17:57

What promises to be an excellent musical evening. Get your tickets from willdahaire@aim.com or barbarabaxter@btinternet.com places are limited due to the size of the venue. So get in there with your ticket purchases quickly.

Christmas Craft Fair 2019

24/11/19 13:13

Yesterday Frederick Street and South Belfast hosted a second annual Christmas Fair in aid of Quaker Service. Photos from the event have been added to the gallery page and can be seen here

IYM Update

29/06/19 20:36

Our IYM Recording Clerk would like to draw our attention to both the flier above and to the fact that the latest edition of the IYM newsletter is available for download here - IYM Newsletter 28-06-2019

SOUTH BELFAST QUAKERS

Quakers (or the Religious Society of Friends as they are also known), have held Meetings for Worship in Ireland since 1654. After a previous failed attempt to establish a lasting Belfast Meeting around 1665, the first permanent Belfast Quaker Meeting was established in 1799, and in 1810 it moved to Brewery Lane, now known as Frederick Street. It wasn’t until 1956 that a second Meeting was approved for Friends who lived in Belfast, this time based in the south of the city. South Belfast Meeting House is an active Meeting with approximately 45 adult members and attenders who worship together each Sunday. Children & Young People also play a large part in our meeting, and we have on average 22, 1-18 year olds joining us for the last 10 mins of our worship, after their own activities.

Meeting for Worship takes place at 10.45am each Sunday

South Belfast Meeting is part of the larger