There is a Quaker Meeting in Cockermouth at which visitors are always welcome.
Cockermouth is a historic market town town situated on the north west edge of the Lake District National Park. The Meeting House is situated in Kirkgate, close to the centre of the town.
Meetings for worship are held every Sunday at 10.30am for an hour. The meetings on the second, fourth and fifth Sundays of the month are blended with those joining the meeting online.
All are welcome, not only members but anyone who wishes to enjoy the peace and quiet
of a Quaker Meeting.
Enquirers are no less welcome; their questions will be answered but there will be no pressure
to take the connection further.
We do not hold regular sessions for children but visitors who wish to bring their children are asked to contact the clerks in advance.
Rooms in the meeting house are available for hire.
Behind the Meeting House there is a burial ground arranged as a large peace garden in 2000.
There are a variety of activities outside normal meetings.
Second Sunday Breakfast meetings are held monthly online from 9am to 10am
Healing Stillness Zoom Meeting are offered every weekday morning from 8.45 to chat until the stillness which begins at 9am for 20 minutes.
Every Thursday - Evening online worship - gathering from 6pm, worship 6.30-7pm.
Since February 2022 members of the meeting have held a public silent prayer vigil for peace every Friday at 11.00am for half an hour in Main Street near the United Reformed Church.
To obtain the link to online activities and any other information please contact the clerks at cockermouth.clerks@cumberlandquakers.org.uk
Q - Meeting House, P - Car Park, B - Bus Stops
Friends Meeting House,
Kirkgate,
COCKERMOUTH
CA13 9PH
OS Grid Reference: NY 124 305
E-mail: cockermouth.clerk@cumberlandquakers.org.uk
The nearest railway stations are at Penrith and Workington, from where the most frequent bus services [X4 and X5] originate.
The Truth is one and the same always, and though ages and generations pass away, and one generation goes and another comes, yet the word and power and spirit of the living God endures for ever, and is the same and never changes.
Margaret Fell