6:30pm-8:30pm on Friday 12 September
Quaker Meeting House , 12 Jesus Lane , CB5 8BA
In this intriguing session you will hear three Cambridge Quakers talking about what they believe and how Quakerism works in their lives.
Do Quakers all believe in God? Are they all Christian? Do you have to be a pacifist? The answers to these three questions are: no, no and no. So what do Quakers believe?
They have never had a creed. There isn’t a list of beliefs they have to agree with, or a dotted line they’re required to sign. But there’s a lot of common ground that binds them together and Quakers all share some everyday principles that help them with their lives: equality, truth, simplicity, sustainability and peace.
Come and hear more from three Quakers – Geoffrey Durham (author of Being a Quaker and What Do Quakers Believe?), Julia Irving and Kirsten Lavers. Followed by discussion, tea, coffee and cake.
This event is hosted by Cambridge Quakers. To find out more about Quakers visit: quaker.org.uk/about-quakers