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Saturday, October 12, 2024 Historic Bethabara Park 2147 Bethabara Road Winston-Salem, NC 27106 Join Piedmont Friends for fellowship, a BYO Lunch and tour of the Historic Bethabara Park, an opportunity to learn about a piece of North Carolina history. Founded in 1753 by German-speaking Moravians, Bethabara was the first European settlement in the North Carolina…

How do we, as Quakers, face the challenge of living our values and principles as we respond to the violence in Palestine-Israel?”

Piedmont Friends and meetings labor under the weight of this concern.

NEXT Meeting: Saturday, August 17, 10:00am, via Zoom. View Advanced Documents on the RESOURCES page.

“How Are Friends Called to Respond in These Tumultuous Times?” May 31 – June 2

Join Piedmont Friends at the CHARLOTTE HAWKINS BROWN MUSUEM STATE HISTORIC SITE Saturday, April 6 11:00 – 3:00 6136 Burlington Rd. Gibsonville, NC 27249 Forty Friends, from Piedmont Friends meetings throughout the state, gathered on the chilly Saturday morning in Sedalia. After fellowship, some ice-breaker activities and sharing picnic lunches, the group were led on…

Gathering– Saturday, December 9at Benzai Bloomstead in Saxapahaw Adult Young Friends from throughout the Piedmont participate in a winter gathering, including a facilitator who led a spirit-led musical encounter.Several enjoyed camping for the night. To learn more, contact Will Rogers at willyrogers@gmail.com A little about the event’s facilitator:Gareth is a Waldorf teacher in the Triangle with a…

The 2023 Piedmont Friends Epistle reflects the experience of Piedmont Friends at its inaugural meeting as a unified body. Piedmont Friends Clerking Committee sends the Epistle to “Friends everywhere”–other yearly meetings, larger Friends organizations, Quaker organizations engaged in advocacy and service, etc.

Saturday, October 28, 2023 International Civil Rights Center & Museum Greensboro, NC Thirty three Piedmont Friends–adults, children and young adults–gathered in Greensboro for fellowship and a family-friendly guided tour of the museum to learn about the impact of the 1960 Sit-In Movement. The weather offered a picture-perfect autumn day for fellowship and picnicking in City Center…