CCQW has published an online Sustainability Scrapbook, adapted from the Sustainability Advices and Queries developed by Friends in Bristol. This is an all age project to gather advices and queries and other contributions around sustainability in Wales which has been...
Friends from across Wales gathered in St. Paul’s Methodist Centre in Aberystwyth,with other Friends joining the meeting via Zoom. During opening worship, Advices and Queries No. 38 was read: “If pressure is brought upon you to lower your standard of integrity, are you...
While attending the Eisteddfod in Boduan this August, members of Quakers in Wales filmed a short video. Here it is: Quakers on the Maes at the Eisteddfod in Boduan speak about their experiences of...
Sue Shreeve – Co-Clerk Mid Wales Area Meeting writes: Thirty-four Friends from all corners of Wales, representing our four Area meetings, joined this meeting by Zoom, at which we welcomed Carina Mundle-Garratt as the new Coordinator to her first meeting of CCQW....
Following on from a successful process designed to simplify and integrate Quaker work across Wales and the Southern Marches (see Symud Ymlaen / Moving Forwards) , the four Area Meetings have chosen to join together to create a single Charitable Incorporated...
Yearly Meeting 2023 took place from 28 April–1 May at Friends House in Euston, London. It was a bright and sunny weekend in the English capital, and it was lovely to see so many Friends gathered face to face as well as the hundreds gathered online via Zoom. Click here...
A Rocha UK is a Christian charity working to protect and restore the natural world and committed to equipping Christians and churches in the UK to care for the environment. This year, as part of this work, a week long campaign, ‘Churches Count on Nature’,...
Woodbrooke Places is a new initiative to bring the in-person Woodbrooke experience closer to Quakers around Britain. As part of this exciting initiative, 5 1-day courses will be held in Wales this year – two at Wrexham Meeting House in North Wales and three at...
The Sgwrs sessions on Zoom offer Friends and attenders the opportunity to practice speaking Welsh in a friendly and supportive atmosphere. Here, Medi James, the convenor of the sessions from Aberystwyth Meeting, explains the history of the Sgwrs sessions and also how...
The Crynwyr Cymru – Quakers in Wales group, ‘Gyda’n Gilydd’ (‘together’ in Welsh), was formed in 2022 with the intention of improving and streamlining communications and outreach work amongst Quakers in Wales. It also aims to...
