From 21 July to 25 August inclusive, 9:30 meeting will be online only. There will be no lunch, only coffee after the 11:00 meeting, and we need to vacate the building by 1pm.
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From 21 July to 25 August inclusive, 9:30 meeting will be online only. There will be no lunch, only coffee after the 11:00 meeting, and we need to vacate the building by 1pm.
We strive to be an All-age worshipping community, with monthly All-age Worship and regular children's activities. We welcome many visitors each week, both from Edinburgh and from around the world.
All are welcome to meeting for worship:
Sunday 09.30am: "Blended" (online and in the Meeting House), every Sunday for 45 minutes.centraledinburgh [at] quaker.org.uk ( Please contact us for the Zoom link).
Sunday 11am: Meeting for Worship for 1 hour. On the 1st Sunday of every month, this is All-age worship, and lasts for 45 minutes.
Wednesday 12.30-1pm: Midweek Meeting
There are sometimes changes to children's sessions and Midweek Meeting on holidays and during the Fringe in August, so please check this page for details.
Central Edinburgh Quaker Meeting worships in the Edinburgh Quaker Meeting House; there are separate contact details for the Quaker Meeting and the Meeting House:
We meet in the Quaker Meeting House, 7 Victoria Terrace in the heart of Edinburgh’s Old Town. This fine building was built in 1865 and purchased by the South East Scotland Area Meeting of the Religious Society of Friends (Quakers) in 1987, and has been made fully wheelchair-accessible.
The building is open and staffed throughout the week. Please feel free to call in to learn more about Quakerism, or just to have a period of peace and quiet reflection over a cup of coffee or tea in the entrance foyer.
Rooms can be hired by groups at all times that they are not in use by the local Quaker community; please read more on the room hire website or phone 0131-225 4825.
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If you are attending regularly, please ask after a Meeting for Worship if you would like to have a Pastoral Friend, join our email announcement list and receive Terrace Talk, our newsletter, by email. We also have an experimental WhatsApp group.
Artist's impression of online Meeting for Worship ...
Wheelchair access to the Meeting House is from George IV Bridge along Victoria Terrace. There is also access from the Upper Bow from the Lawnmarket or from the steps up from Victoria Street.
Various Lothian buses pass nearby: numbers 9, 23, 27 travel along George IV Bridge, the number 35 travels along Chambers Street, and the number 2 passes through Grassmarket, and Candlemaker Row.
Metered parking is nearby (free on Sundays until 12:30pm) in Johnston Terrace, Victoria Street and Grassmarket. See City of Edinburgh website for details of parking bays.