Quaker Meeting House

A Quaker Meeting House is a place where members of the Religious Society of Friends (Quakers) gather for worship and community activities. Unlike traditional churches with sermons, Quaker worship often involves silent reflection and listening, sometimes with spoken words from participants. The building fosters a sense of equality and quiet contemplation, emphasizing inner spirituality and shared values. Meeting Houses typically feature simple, unadorned design to promote focus and unity. They serve as communal spaces for spiritual practice, discussion, and social outreach, reflecting Quaker principles of peace, integrity, and social justice.