Quakers Meeting House, Leek
The Religious Society of Friends (Quakers) in Staffordshire : Home Page
Church at Overton Bank, Leek, EN ST13 5ES
Quakerism was founded by George Fox in northern England in 1652. Although rooted in Christianity, Quakerism is based far more on inner personal experience than on belief. Quakers have no creed or appointed minister. They seek spiritual guidance in silent worship and draw inspiration from many quarter, including the arts, nature and other Faiths.>
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| Categories | Church |
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| Address | Overton Bank Leek EN ST13 5ES Get directions |
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| Website | staffs-quakers.org.uk |
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Website address: staffs-quakers.org.uk
Website title: The Religious Society of Friends (Quakers) in Staffordshire : Home Page
Website description: Quakerism was founded by George Fox in northern England in 1652. Although rooted in Christianity, Quakerism is based far more on inner personal experience than on belief. Quakers have no creed or appointed minister. They seek spiritual guidance in silent worship and draw inspiration from many quarter, including the arts, nature and other Faiths.>