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George Fox, Founder of The Religious Society of Friends (Quakers)
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& Economic Justice
We seek to be an open and inclusive faith community by welcoming all persons regardless of age, race, color, national origin, ethnicity, social or economic background, veteran status, sexual orientation, gender identity, immigration status, or faith background. We welcome single people, couples, and families.
Birmingham Monthly Meeting of the Religious Society of Friends fully supports the Philadelphia Yearly Meeting and all other Yearly Meetings as plaintiffs in bringing a lawsuit to block the US Department of Homeland Security from allowing federal officials to enter houses of worship to enforce immigration enforcement actions. We agree that armed government agents monitoring or entering our place of worship is in opposition to our religious practices and beliefs. We believe that houses of worship are sacred spaces and that this kind of activity disrupts worship and instills fear. We fully endorse the position that the Court should declare unconstitutional the enforcement policy that has been issued by the Department of Homeland Security.
Approved by Birmingham Friends At Monthly Meeting for Business
March 2, 2025
What Is All "The Buzz" At Birmingham Friends?
Birmingham Friends Youth and Peace and Social Concerns Committees have teamed up to help our small corner of the world address climate change through beekeeping. Learn about the initiative that led to the Birmingham Friends Bee Yard in this video. Please see our Children and Youth Programs page to learn about the Youth and P&SC Committees' work to provide land mine detectors to nations and people who need them.
Upcoming Events & Activities
For more events and info, see our Calendar page.
​The 2025 Annual
Fall Hayride & Campfire at Highland Orchards
Saturday, October 4th, 7-9pm
Take a leisurely ride through the scenic orchards and spend time visiting with old F/friends and new around acampfire. Cider & donuts provided as well as the makings for smores. Bring your musical instruments & campfire stories.​
RSVP Required! | Click here to RSVP
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Limit of 35 participants so RSVP early & please contact concordquarter@pym.org if your plans change.
Please arrive 15 minutes early. Directions & parking details will be emailed to all registrants.
Good Fun & Fellowship!
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