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Welcome To Hill House Quakers
"I will lift up mine eyes unto the hills" (Psalm 121:1)
About Quakers
The religious society of friends
Although not all Quakers see themselves as Christian, Quakerism is a religious tradition rooted in the centrality of the teachings of Jesus. It was initially founded in 17th century England by George Fox as an attempt to move away from Christianity’s increasing ritual and excesses, and to return to Christ’s original message.
Quakers are also known as the Religious Society of Friends, or simply ‘Friends’ (after Jesus saying “You are my friends if you do what I command you.” in John 15:14). There are about 300,000 Quakers (Friends) worldwide. The largest groupings are in Kenya, Britain, North America, and Bolivia, but they can be found on every continent.
About UsNo expectations
Everyone is equal and welcome to our meetings without judgment. There is no need to bring money, to dress in a particular way, or fulfill any other traditions.
Just be yourself and come as you are.
A social gospel
Quakers try to make this a better world, and so we concern ourselves with human rights, social justice, peace, freedom, community, and protecting the environment.
A small service
Quaker meetings are small and personal. Like Jesus said, “Where two or three gather in my name, there am I with them” (Matthew 18:20).
Silence worship
We believe that shared silence should be a part of worship: it creates a space for people to separate themselves from the pressures and events of daily life, to get closer to God, and to each other.
You're always welcome here.
Living what we believe
“You are the light of the world. A town built on a hill cannot be hidden." (Matthew 5:14)
We do not believe in traditions and rituals. Instead, we build our faith on our individual experiences of God and spirituality.
We believe that the light of God is in every single person. Anyone who lets their life be guided by that light will achieve a full, direct, and personal relationship with God, without involving a priest or minister.
We also share some basic principles that have evolved over the years. We call them 'testimonies' of SIMPLICITY, TRUTH, EQUALITY and PEACE (STEP). They encourage and guide us to work locally and internationally for social justice, to support peacemakers, and to care for the environment. It’s not always easy to live this way, but as Quakers we try to help, support and encourage each other to keep trying.
We believe that the light of God is in every single person. Anyone who lets their life be guided by that light will achieve a full, direct, and personal relationship with God, without involving a priest or minister.
We also share some basic principles that have evolved over the years. We call them 'testimonies' of SIMPLICITY, TRUTH, EQUALITY and PEACE (STEP). They encourage and guide us to work locally and internationally for social justice, to support peacemakers, and to care for the environment. It’s not always easy to live this way, but as Quakers we try to help, support and encourage each other to keep trying.
Simplicity
Quakers try to live simply and to find space for the things that really matter: not money and material objects, but rather the people around us, the environment, and our experience of God.
Truth & Integrity
Quakers try to live according to the deepest truth we know, which we believe comes from God. This means speaking the truth to all, including people in positions of power. As we are guided by integrity, so we expect to see it in public life.
Equality
Quakers believe everyone is equal. This means working against unfair systems and towards things that bring people together. It also means believing in marriage equality and working with people who suffer injustice, such as prisoners and asylum seekers.
Peace
Quakers believe that love is at the centre of existence and all humans are equal in God’s eyes. It has led us to refuse to join the military. Instead we do practical work in areas affected by war, conflict and violence at all levels – from personal to international.
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