Quaker Meeting Houses

Quaker Meeting Houses are places where members of the Religious Society of Friends (Quakers) gather for worship and community. Typically modest and unadorned, they reflect the Quaker values of simplicity and equality. Worship often involves silent meditation and spontaneous speaking, emphasizing attentive listening. Meeting Houses serve as communal spaces for spiritual reflection, decision-making, and social activism, fostering a sense of shared purpose and connection. They are accessible, welcoming environments that prioritizeInner experience and collective fellowship over elaborate rituals or hierarchical structures.