The next Penicuik Meeting for Worship is at 11am on Sunday 6th October.  

Penicuik Meeting normally takes place on the first Sunday of every month between 11 am and noon at Valleyfield House, 17 High Street, Penicuik, Midlothian, Scotland, and is followed by tea, coffee and (often) a bring-and-share lunch.  Valleyfield House is through the pend or archway on the High Street – car parking is available in the grounds.  All members, attenders and those curious about Quakers and Quaker meetings are most welcome, as are children (there is not usually a specific children’s meeting but we are delighted to see them and may be able to arrange activities for any children present).

There are usually between five and fifteen present at Meeting for Worship, but we can easily accommodate more.

Penicuik Meeting for Worship is face-to-face at Valleyfield House.  Attending Meeting by Zoom is only available by request.   If you cannot attend in person and need to join us online please let us know at least 7 days before the Meeting and we will let you know whether attending online is available that day and, if it is, provide details of how to join.

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We keep in touch as best we can with individual members and attenders of the Meeting by e-mail and phone.  If you are a member or attender and know of anyone without access to e-mail please pass on any relevant messages to them.

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The Britain Yearly Meeting website is at www.quaker.org.uk.

Penicuik Meeting is a Local Meeting within South East Scotland Area Meeting.

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Covid and in-person meetings

You can currently attend Quaker Meetings for Worship in person in all parts of Britain. We can also hold events such as weddings, funerals and social activities, all of which are part of the life of Quaker communities.  All Covid legislation in Britain has been removed.

However, we still need to ensure that Quaker meetings are safe spaces for those who attend who are most at risk from Covid or any other virus and to ensure caution and care for our communities.

Facemasks are not necessary at the moment, but of course you can wear one if you want.

Updated 27 September 2024