Contact
Contact us for details, or contact the worship group directly via email at quebec@montreal.quaker.ca, via via the new BlueSky page.
On Zoom
Monthly meetings on Mondays (generally the 3rd Monday of the month) at 7 p.m. in French on Zoom in 2025:
20 January
17 February
17 March
21 April
19 May
16 June
21 July
18 August
15 September
20 October
17 November
15 December
Request the link if you’re not already on the Quebec City Worship Group’s mailing list.
In person
When
In person every first Sunday of the month, from 11 a.m. to noon.
How to find us
We alternate meeting in Lévis (January, March, May, July, September, and November) and in Québec City (February, April, June, August, October, and December).
Lévis
Café la Mosaïque, 5727, rue Saint-Louis, Lévis, QC, in the meeting room. Café la Mosaïque is on rue Saint-Louis, at the corner of Dorimène-Desjardins, only a few meters from Côte du Passage.
If this will be your first time at a Quaker Meeting, you may want to read this information about what to expect.
Old Québec
All Saints Chapel located at 31 rue des Jardins dans le vieux Québec (the building in the courtyard of the Holy Trinity Anglican Cathedral in Old Québec).
Parking
Lévis
Free parking on Sunday on rue Saint-Louis, in front of the café.
Old Québec
There’s free parking. We cannot guarantee you a spot but it’s usually no problem.
Health precautions
If you’re experiencing symptoms (COVID, flu, upset stomach), please visit us at a later time.
Accessibility
Please let us know if you require additional information or accommodations for accessibility.
Mobility
Lévis
- Wheelchair accessible street parking is available (the sidewalk is level with the street).
- The group meets on the main floor. There are no stairs to enter the café or its bathroom.
- The doors are not automatic.
Old Québec
- Wheelchair accessible parking is available.
- The group meets on the main floor, but up four stairs.
- The space is therefore unfortunately not wheelchair accessible.
Language
- The Quebec City worship group is primarily in French.
- Most participants are bilingual
