A free-thinking, inclusive spiritual community

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Services are held each Sunday and begin at 10 a.m. Coffee hour follows, providing us with an opportunity for fellowship and socialization. Summer services vary, are less formal, and include a social aspect. Be sure to check our monthly newsletter for what is happening.

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Everyone is welcome!

Membership to our congregation is not a requirement

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Events

April 29
Tim Nyseth

Tim is a retired school psychologist and a Bahai, who spoke to us last fall about world religions. He will present about Native American spirituality on April 19.

May 3
Annual Meeting

Planning for next year, including adopting a budget, and electing some officers and board members.

Vision Statement

Engaging people in an open, nurturing community, promoting intellectual curiosity, honoring human rights and religious differences, and providing service to just causes.

Beliefs

We believe that church should help us become better people and that we should try to make the world a better place. We also believe that we should ask questions, be seekers on our own spiritual journey, and form community with fellow seekers.

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