At the February Bucks Quarter Meeting of Friends, held under the care of Solebury Friends, we had representation from all of our fourteen meetings.

Last year, as meetinghouses re-opened, Friends began experimenting with a hybrid format and Bucks Quarter did as well. But the question arose about what to do when the Quarterly Meeting host has neither the technology nor the tech support for a hybrid meeting?

The weather was ideal for Bucks Quarter Friends to gather at the historic Plumstead Meetinghouse on August 20th for our third Quarterly Meeting of 2023.

Follow the trials and tribulations of Bucks Quarterly Meeting as we try our hand at holding our second hybrid Quarterly Meeting of 2023.

For the first time since February 2020, Bucks Quarterly Meeting of Friends met in person, ironically, both times at Middletown Friends Meeting. The difference between 2023 and 2020 was

A program entitled “Creating Spiritual Autobiographies in Partnership with Incarcerated Women” was presented at the November meeting for the Bucks Quarterly Meeting on November 20, 2022.

Linda Salley, President and Executive Director of The African American Museum of Bucks County spoke to Bucks Quarter Quakers at their August Quarterly Meeting on August 21, 2022.

Bucks Quarter Quakers, under the care of Doylestown Meeting, met virtually on May 15th for their Spring Quarterly Meeting.

On Sunday, August 15th, Bucks Quarter Friends once again gathered virtually on a picture-perfect summer’s day for enlightening programming, fellowship and business. 

Last year’s May Quarterly Meeting was our first ever held on Zoom. We thought that these restrictions would last a few weeks, a few months at most. It was unimaginable that they would last a year – but they did.

Bucks Quarter Friends held their Quarterly Meeting virtually on Sunday, February 21.

Friends gathered virtually for Quarterly Meeting, under the care of Quakertown Meeting, for fellowship, worship and business.