FRIENDS COMMUNITY WORSHIP GROUP

The Religious Society of Friends (Quakers)

Worship with us in the library of the Atlanta Friends Meeting House
701 West Howard Avenue, Decatur, Georgia 30030

Located on the NW corner of West Howard Ave. and Adair Street.
For directions, click here.

gwinnettfriends@gmail.com

"When all my hopes in them and in all men were gone, so that I had nothing outwardly to help me, nor could I tell what to do, then, oh, then, I heard a voice which said, "There is one, even Christ Jesus, that can speak to thy condition";and when I heard it, my heart did leap for joy." - George Fox, mid 1600s, first among many preachers of the People of God called Quakers

Friends and Seekers: Christ Jesus is still the One who can speak to your condition!

Welcome to Gwinnett Friends! We warmly welcome all visitors here, and encourage seekers to investigate further the beliefs of the Religious Society of Friends, a Christian community historically and commonly called the Quakers. Friends Quotes for the Quarter:

"Christ is alive, and has enlightened every man and woman in this world with His Light (John 1:9). If we follow His Light, and obey it, and wait to be taught by Him, we will be led to gather together in His Name and know Him present among us. He is present to teach us by His Light within. If we follow this Light, we will be led into righteousness, and through His Power, be made free from sin and death, and we will be led to a be righteous, obedient People of God." - New Foundation Fellowship UK webpage

"Christ has come to teach His people himself!" - George Fox

For more information, please call MJ at (678)217-4098 or email gwinnettfriends@gmail.com.

Important Information About Us:

About Us / Who Are We?
Primitive Christianity Revived! By William Penn
Christian Quaker Articles
Commonly Asked Questions About Friends
Quaker Vocabulary Terms - A Brief Guide
Quaker Vocabulary 2 - More Terms Explained
About Quakers in General
Links to Additional Quaker Sites
Researching Quaker History and Beliefs? Click here...
Georgia History and the Quakers