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Louisa County

Worship Group [Charlottesville]

Mailing address: c/o Dianne Grandstrom, Convenor, 138 Twin Oaks Road, Louisa, VA 23093
Meeting place address: Same as above.
[Not wheelchair accessible] [No hearing assistance system][maps]
First Day schedule: Worship, 10:00 a.m. First and Third First Days.
Business Meeting schedule: Third First day, after Meeting for Worship.
Travel directions: Take Interstate 64, then Shannon Hill Exit (#149). Turn north on Route 605. Take 605 for about five miles. Turn left on Yanceyville Road (#646). Go one mile, turn left on Vigor Road (#697). This becomes a gravel road. Continue to top of the hill. Turn left on Tupelo Ridge Road. Pass Dairy Barn on left then park in lot on left. Walk up hill past big building on left. Go in next big building on right (called Kaweah). Meeting room is first room on the left.
Convenor: Dianne Grandstrom
Treasurer: Marione Cobb;
Corresponding Secretary: Dianne Grandstrom


 

Spiritual State of the Meeting Report - 2005

Greetings from Louisa Country Worship Group. Our small group (core of three, with occasional others) is under the care of the Charlottesville, VA Monthly Meeting. We’ve been meeting together since the mid-90’s at Twin Oaks Community in Louisa, VA. We hold silent meetings on the first, third, foruth, and fifth Sundays. On second Sunday we, and often others, drive into Charlottesville for Connections, silent meeting, and potluck, with our transportation cost being covered by the Charlottsville Meeting.

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