Dundee Quaker Meeting

Meeting for Worship

On Sundays we gather at the Meeting House at 11.00 am for an hour’s Meeting for Worship. On the first Sunday of the month, those unable to attend in person can join a ‘blended’ meeting via an online Zoom link and a screen in the Meeting Room.

Visitors and newcomers are particularly welcome. For further information and the Zoom link please contact the clerking team (email below).  

Sometimes our Meeting for Worship is silent for the whole hour, and sometimes there is ministry by the spoken word. The end of the meeting will be signalled by shaking of hands.

 

In addition, after Meeting for Worship each month there is a shared lunch, and a monthly discussion group considers a variety of subjects, social and spiritual, from a Quaker perspective. 

Contact details

If you have any queries about the Meeting please contact the clerking team at clerkdundeequakermeeting [at] gmail.com (clerkdundeequakermeeting[at]gmail[dot]com).

Address for correspondence: Quaker Meeting House, 7 Whitehall Crescent, Dundee DD1 4AR

Meeting place

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Meeting House
7-9 Whitehall Crescent
Dundee
DD1 4AR
United Kingdom

56.4594535, -2.9694773

The Ground Floor Meeting Room (pictured) is wheelchair accessible.

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Room Hire

Dundee Meeting House, a listed building owned and managed by Dundee Friends Property Trust, is in the heart of Dundee and is a friendly venue for meetings of groups or individuals in sympathy with Quaker values. The rail and bus stations, and the exciting new waterfront development (including the V&A Museum of Design and the Discovery Centre), are all within a 5-10 minute walk.

Please see Room Hire – Dundee Quaker Meeting House for further information about available rooms and contact details.

Nearby events

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Saturday 26 September 2026, 10am - 4pm
Edinburgh Quaker Meeting House
Edinburgh

We're taking part in Edinburgh Doors Open Day in 2026, and would love to see you in the Meeting House.

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Portrait of face of Benjamin Lay, with hand with chain around it, and the words Abolitionlist, Quaker, Sailor, Dwarf, Revolutionary.
Wednesday 7 October 2026, 7 - 9pm
Edinburgh Quaker Meeting House
Edinburgh

This documentary explores the life of 18th-century abolitionist Benjamin Lay, followed by reflective discussion.