Ifield Quaker Meeting House is home to Ifield Quakers. It is a place of worship as well as a space of peace and tranquillity serving our whole community in the heart of the town. The original building dates from 1676. This historic Grade I Meeting House is one of the first purpose-built Meeting Houses, where meetings for worship have been held since 1676.
Sundays 10.30-11.30am
Everyone is welcome at Meeting for Worship regardless of faith (or none), ethnicity, sexuality, age, gender, or background. Quakers say there is "that of God within every person" and this belief in equality is at the heart of our values. Our meetings are based on a silent gathering with no ministers or creeds, set hymns, prayers or sermons. In the stillness, we open our hearts and lives to new insights and guidance.
If you haven't experienced a Quaker Meeting for Worship before and are curious what to expect, the "Newcomers" page will hopefully answer all your practical & spiritual questions.
Simple * Radical * Contemporary
Space to explore your deepest beliefs & how to live them.