A Quaker Meeting
Beacon Hill Friends House is home to Beacon Hill Friends Meeting, an inclusive and affirming religious community. All are welcome at our unprogrammed Meeting for Worship every Sunday from 10:30-11:30am.
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A Center for Learning and Action
BHFH lives into its mission as a hub for Quaker thought and social justice work in New England by offering public programming and by providing space to organizations doing good work in our community.
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A Residential Community
Beacon Hill Friends House operates a cooperative residence based on Quaker principles of faith, simplicity, integrity, community, and social responsibility.
The 2019 Weed Memorial Lecture by Emily Provance | Video & Transcript
“…and Covenant: Spiritual Gifts and the Beloved Community” Coming soon to this page: an updated and edited version of the video (with higher volume) . A downloadable PDF of the transcript is available here....
Consultation for Friends on Welcoming College Students | Mar 9, 2019
Greg Woods and Beth Collea will facilitate a discussion of ways to reach out to students on college campuses, and to welcome students into Quaker meetings within New England Yearly Meeting. Join us from...
How We Win: A Workshop with George Lakey on Nonviolent Direct Action Campaigning | Mar 30, 2019
“If you want to be a soldier, you can go to West Point. If you want to be a nonviolent change-maker, George Lakey has both remarkable stories and remarkable insights.” — Bill McKibben, co-founder 350.org...
Film Screening: “QUAKERS: The Quiet Revolutionaries” Sunday, Feb 17, 12:30pm
Today’s Quakers share a spiritual DNA with their earliest forebears. They follow in the footsteps of dedicated Friends who battled authorities for abolition of slavery, civil rights, religious freedom, women’s suffrage and resistance to all war. The...