Quakers in Croydon

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Croydon Quaker meeting house Our meeting house (here pictured from the north east) is located at 60 Park Lane, CR0 1JE, at the south-west corner of the flyover, opposite Croydon police station to the east and Taberner House to the north, and adjacent to the Unitarian church to the west. (It's shown red on the map.) Map

We hold a public meeting for worship here every Sunday from 10.30 to 11.30 am. At these meetings we come together in silence and try to open ourselves to the deeper levels of our experience. Quakers have no paid or ordained clergy to lead or interpret our spiritual life and it is open to anyone who feels moved by the spirit to make a spoken contribution.

Our meetings are open to all, regardless of their personal beliefs and nominal religion (if any). Do feel free to join us without prior notice. You will find yourself warmly welcomed.

Children of all ages are welcome too, and we provide suitable activities and materials to keep them occupied in their own small meeting.

How to reach us

By bus  Alight at Fairfield Halls or Croydon flyover.
By train  East Croydon, 1/2 mile; West Croydon, 3/4 mile; South Croydon, 3/4 mile.
By tram  Alight at George Street.
By car  Some parking available. You can only enter the car park (opposite police station) from the northbound carriageway of Park Lane (travelling into Croydon, not out of it).

See also (each opens in a new window):

Email contact  for further information about our meetings, facilities, and hiring of premises
Premises  for information about rooms available for hire in our spacious premises
Flat to let  for details of vacancy in furnished top floor flat of meeting house
The Adult School Hall  for pictures and details of this historic building adjoining the meeting house
South London Area Quaker Meeting  for associated Quaker meetings in the same area
London Quakers  for more about Quaker meetings and activities in Greater London
Quakers  for general information about Quakers in Britain and around the world

 

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