As a Meeting of the Religious Society of Friends (Quaker), Charlotte Friends Meeting seeks to:
be guided by Spirit, individually and collectively;
foster a caring, welcoming, and inclusive fellowship;
deepen our experience of Quaker worship, faith, and practice;
broaden our understanding of Quaker history and principles;
and strengthen our service and witness in the broader world.
Meeting for Worship (*hybrid)
Sundays at 10:00am ET
Attend VIRTUALLY via Zoom
Click to request our Zoom link
(The link will be sent via email)
(Note: We don’t post the actual zoom link on our website.)
Attend IN-PERSON
at our meetinghouse
located at
570 Rocky River Rd West,
Charlotte, NC
(in the University City area)
(*Hybrid Meeting for Worship = virtual AND in-person TOGETHER using Zoom)
10/19 - CROP Walk (at Providence Baptist Church)
10/26 - The Optimistic Theology of Julian of Norwich -
with Jerry Knutson
11/2 - Meeting for Worship with Attention to Business
11/9 - House & Grounds (in-person only)
11/16 - Trans Awareness and Support
11/23 - Sandwich Making Project for Roof Above
(Intergeneratonal, in-person only)
11/30 - Fifth Sunday Potluck (in-person only)
12/7 - Meeting for Worship with Attention to Business
12/14 - Center for Community Transitions -
with LaCresa Morgan
12/21 (9am) - Christmas Breads & Holiday Market
First Day (Sunday) Schedule
10:00am - Meeting for Worship
10:15am - First Day School (Young Friends)
11:00am - Announcements
11:15am - Fellowship (in-person)
11:45am - Forum (Quaker Education and Discussion)
Forum Schedule
Note:
All events
(Meetings for Worship,
Forums, committee meetings)
are hybrid
unless otherwise noted.
Fall Service Project:
October 19th - CROP WALK
Charlotte Friends Meeting will be participating in the Charlotte CROP Hunger Walk on October 19th, 2025 at Providence Baptist Church (4921 Randolph Road) at 2:00 pm.
Please join our fundraising efforts by donating online and/or registering to walk with us: http://bit.ly/4niDOze.
Our First Day School youth are also sponsoring a canned food drive in conjunction with this event. Please place your non-perishable food donations in the boxes at the meeting house, and we will deliver them on the day of the CROP Walk for direct donation to local partner organizations: Second Harvest Food Bank of Metrolina, Nourish Up, and Crisis Assistance Ministry.
Charlotte CROP is a poverty-fighting organization that honors the call to improve the quality of life of people suffering from poverty and hunger. We educate, inspire and empower the Charlotte community to become agents of change through fund-raising events with local and international impact.
Donation “Drive” for Roof Above
Ongoing Service Projects:
Please consider ordering from the following Amazon links to support Roof Above:
Shelter and Day Services Outreach Team
Items on the lists include:
Razors Gloves & Beanies Sleeping bags
Ponchos Flashlights Backpacks
Toothpaste Snacks Hand lotion
Sheets & towels Socks
Postage Stamp Drive
Donate your used postage stamps (look for the marked bucket in the library). The stamps will be sent to the Quaker Missions Stamp Project. Right Sharing of World Resources will receive proceeds from the sale of these used stamps.
Right Share of World Resources - https://rswr.org
Summer Service Projects:
Charlotte Pride Parade 2025
We had 14 Friends who participated in this year’s Pride Parade. What a great turn out for our 3rd year walking!
Book Drive for the Prison Book Collective:
Over the summer, Friends donated and purchased numerous books for the Prison Book Collective in Carrboro.
RESOURCES
Meeting for Worship
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Note: The speakers in the Quakerspeak videos share their own unique experiences with and understanding of Quakerism. What they share does not reflect the experiences/understanding of all of who identify as Quaker. Quakerism is a very diverse faith tradition.