Society of Friends
George Fox, the founder of the Society of Friends, began to preach c 1647. The Friends, also known as Quakers, have no ministerial order, and the organisation of the movement is substantial as laid down in 1666. Each congregation is a Particular (or Preparative) Meeting; a group of particular meetings forms a Monthly Meeting for the purposes of administration; monthly meetings combine to form a Quarterly Meeting, which is more concerned with spiritual matters. Finally, at national level, there is a Yearly Meeting.
Montgomeryshire
Newtown Meeting House (Ref: M/NC/2/A) [12KB]
Esgair Goch Friends, Trefeglwys (Ref: M/NC/2/B) [16KB]
Llangurig Friends (Ref: M/NC/2/C) [12KB]
Radnorshire
Pales Meeting House (Ref: R/NC/2/A) [18KB]
Llandrindod Wells (Ref: R/NC/2/B) [18KB]
