Evanston Friends Meeting

Evanston, Illinois

Located in Evanston, Illinois, this Quaker congregation embodies the religious tradition founded in the 17th century by George Fox. The Society of Friends, commonly called Quakers, emphasizes direct personal experience with God and the presence of an inner light within all people. Visitors to Evanston Friends Meeting will find a faith community centered on peaceful worship, often conducted in silence, allowing members to speak only when moved by the spirit. Quakers are historically known for their commitment to social justice, equality, and nonviolence. The meeting welcomes people of all backgrounds seeking a contemplative worship experience and community engagement. Attendees can expect a simple, unpretentious setting that reflects Quaker values of plainness and authenticity. The congregation participates in service work and maintains Quaker principles of conscience-driven faith and practical compassion in the wider Evanston community.

Denomination

Quaker

Phone

(847) 864-8511

Last updated August 2026

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