Meeting for Worship Address: 11205 Euclid Avenue, Cleveland OH, 44106. Our room is located in the rear of the Church of the Covenant education wing, north east of the church building. Our regular meeting is Sunday at 11:00 a.m. Parking is possible in front of the church off Euclid Ave., metered street parking (free on Sunday) and Lot 54 (for a fee) off Ford Drive where regular attenders can get a pass from the meeting. The best door to use is behind the building off the rear parking lot, signs are posted.
Mailing Address: Cleveland Friends Meeting, 11459 Mayfield Road, Unit 554, Cleveland OH 44106.
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WEATHER NOTICE FOR 1-25-26! Due to the stormy weather Meeting for Worship will be held only on Zoom. In person worship won't be open. Please click the "what is this regarding" box to reach the Zoom link request on the contact us page for a Zoom link if you need one. The regular weekly Zoom link will work.
You can find us at:
11205 Euclid Ave, Cleveland, OH 44106
We meet:
Every Sunday at 11:00am
Our phone number:
(216) 804-3471
Children's Meeting:
We call it First Day School, for children of school age through age 12. Child care is also available for children four years old and younger.
Accessibility:
Wheel chair access is best through the main front entrance to the church building. Follow the sign to the elevator and take it down one level. Exit left through a corridor, assembly room and another corridor and follow the signs to the meeting room. For assisted wheelchair access the rear entrance may be used through it is not ADA compliant. Ask for assistance either ahead of time or upon entry to the building.
First Day School: For school age children takes place during meeting for worship.
Child care: For younger children is provided through the Church of the Covenant in the room above the meeting room. Sign with the child care providers.
Hybrid Worship: Those interested in joining worship via Zoom please use the Contact Us form and make your request. The Zoom aspect of our meetings is not hosted. Contacting us allows you to be welcomed and us to know you are coming. Please allow sufficient time for a response.
Welcome to Cleveland Friends Meeting (Quakers)
We are a community of seekers who gather for worship and fellowship on First Day (Sunday) mornings, and who attempt to carry the experience of spiritual centeredness and Divine guidance into our lives during the week. We seek to lead our lives according to the testimonies of Integrity, Simplicity, Peace, Community, and Equality, which derive from our witness to God’s love. The roots of the Religious Society of Friends (Quakerism) lie deep in the Christian tradition leading us to take action in the world to welcome the stranger, feed the hungry, work for justice, love our enemies, cultivate peace, respect all human beings, and to care for creation and all in it.
We welcome people of all backgrounds to gather with us as we worship in the traditional “unprogrammed” manner of Friends. If you are new to this form of worship, you can learn more on our Newcomers Page.
Cleveland Meeting is affiliated with Lake Erie Yearly Meeting and through it with Friends General Conference.
October 2025
Minute on Service to Those Experiencing Poverty
Cleveland Meeting of the Religious Society of Friends (Quakers) now undertakes, as a Meeting, to be of service to those experiencing poverty.
George Fox encouraged Friends to provide practical assistance, including food and other necessities, to those in need. He wrote, “You all are members of one body, the poor as well as the rich…”1
We affirm the Quaker testimonies of Integrity, Simplicity, Peace, Community, Equality, and Stewardship.
As members and attenders of Cleveland Friends Meeting, we look to discern God’s urgings for us. Therefore, being witnesses who have seen or known God’s love for all people, we now, individually and together, undertake to be agents promoting the health, safety, and welfare of the poor.
We recognize the idea of being “poverty abolitionists … sharing with other abolitionist movements the conviction that profiting from another’s pain can no longer be tolerated.”2
Each of our committees (Ministry and Care, Business Committee, Witness in the World, Hospitality, First Day School, and Library Committee) will have a key focus on our actions to assist those who are in need. We encourage individuals to attend to each one’s own actions and ministry to those in need.
We want to show God’s love for impoverished people … in our neighborhoods, in the city, and the wider nation. We embrace the Zulu word, ubuntu “I am who I am because of who we all are.”
May God’s abundance be with us all!
1 George Fox pamphlet To All the Magistrates of London
2 Matthew Desmond, New York Times