Charlottesville Friends Meeting
Contact Information
Mailing address: | 1104 Forest Street, Charlottesville, Virginia 22903
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Meeting place address: | 1104 Forest Street, Charlottesville, Virginia 22903 |
Wheelchair Accessibility: | Wheelchair accessible |
Hearing Assistance: | Hearing assistance available |
Meeting place address: | 1104 Forest Street, Charlottesville, Virginia 22903 |
Telephone: | Meeting House 971-8859 |
E-mail: | charlottesvillefriends@gmail.com |
Website: | |
First Day |
Summer Schedule (June – August): Worship in Meeting House 8:30 and 10:15; Child care 10:15. Social time and snacks 9:45. Online worship 8:30. Fall Schedule (September - May): Worship in Meeting House 8:30 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. Connections (Adult Education) 9:45. First day school for children and youth 11:00. Online Worship 8:30. |
Religious Education | First Day School: 11:00 am to 11:45 am (September to June) |
Business Meeting | The first Sunday of each month, following the later worship hour |
Officers and Clerks
Clerk: | Aron Teel |
Treasurer: | Miranda Elliott Rader |
Recording Clerk: | Barbarie Hill |
Recorder: | Stevik Kretzmann |
Finance: | Beth Hodsdon |
Care & Clearness | Theodore Siedlecki, Jr |
Ministry and Worship: | Carol Grace Hurst |
Nominating: | John Surr |
Program | Jon Naziger |
Peace and Social Concerns: | Dianne Bearinger |
Religious Education: | Linda Goldstein |
Newsletter Editor: | Barbarie Hill |
Yearly Meeting Representative: | Jon Nafziger |
Trustees | Frances Schutz, Chip Tucker, Cynthia Power |
Travel Directions
Travel Directions
From US 29 in Charlottesville, turn east onto Barracks Road. Follow on Barracks, which becomes Preston, for about one mile uphill and down, to the intersection with Forest Street (one short block after the light at Rose Hill). Go left onto Forest about four blocks. The Meeting House is at the end of the street on the right. Park in the adjoining Community Lab School lot.
Charlottesville Friends Meeting Spiritual State of the Meeting Reports
Charlottesville Friends Meeting Interchange Reports
Visioning Project Report
In 2010 and 2011, Baltimore Yearly Meeting undertook a project to consider the vision of the Yearly Meeting community. As a part of that project, members of the ad hoc Visiting Ministers Committee led a visioning session at each Meeting. The report of the visioning session at Charlottesville Friends Meeting is available here.
