Future Events
Regular events
| Sunday | 29 June 2008 | 15.00 h | Chapel Hill Annual meeting at ancient Burial Ground on Chapel Hill |
| Every Sunday | Every Sunday | 11.00 h | Our normal weekly meeting |
| Midweek meetings during summer | Last Thursday of month, from Thu, 24 Apr 2008, till Thu, 25 Sep 2008, at 19.30 hours:
Each of these events starts at 7.30pm with Meeting for Worship, followed by a discussion on a topic from Quaker Quest booklets. Refreshments. All are welcome. |
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Special Events
| Saturday | 13 September 2008 | 10.00h - 17.00h | Heritage Open Days |
| Sunday | 14 September 2008 | 12.00h - 17.00h | Heritage Open Days |
| 4 to 12 Oct 2008 | National Quaker Outreach week | ||
| Saturday | 4 Oct 2008 | 8.30h - 15.30h | Meet the Quakers! Visit our stall inside Rawtenstall Market. All day with information about Quakers in Britain. |
| Thursday | 9 Oct 2008 | 19.00h | Meet the Quakers! Come and join us at the Meeting House 7.00 pm for an introduction to what Quakers are about and a short Meeting for Worship and refreshments. Map |
| Saturday | 11 Oct 2008 | 10.00h-12.30h | Meet the Quakers! Coffee morning at the Meeting House. Map |
Chapel Hill Sunday, 29 June
2008, at 3pm 
Chapel Hill Sunday is 29 June 2008 at 3pm.
The meeting at the Burial Ground begins at 3 p.m. Please arrive 15 minutes earlier. After the meeting, we walk over the hills (about 45 minutes) to our Meeting House in Crawshawbooth, where we will take refreshments ( Jacob's Join tea ).
People will then be ferried back from the Meeting House to their own cars.
Parking arrangements: Please do not try to drive up to Chapel Hill. The track is narrow, it is impossible to turn if a tractor is coming in the opposite direction (the tractor always wins when it comes to push and shove, especially against Friends, who do not push and shove), and there is no parking space near the Burial Ground (except underground, for Friends who have come to grief).
Please leave your car in the car park, next to the Rawtenstall Market in Newchurch Road (marked on the handdrawn map). Then walk the 15 minutes or so (depending on your fitness) to the Burial Ground, which is an uplifting experience in itself, especially if we are blessed by a life-giving downpour. But it is equally inspiring when the sun is out.
If you then walk with us to the Meeting House, some of our Friends will ferry you back in their own cars to yours after you have had refreshments.
