We gather each Sunday at 11 am pt
Join us for refreshments + refreshing conversations beforehand at 10:30 am
For the summer, we gather each Sunday at 10:30 am pt
Save the date for these Special Events:
Compassion Camp: June 26–30
This summer, Compassion Camp, our progressive approach to Vacation Bible School, returns! Compassion Camp explores what it means to have compassion for ourselves, for others, and for the world. This Summer, we will explore what all living things need to live—shelter, food, water, air, and community—and how we can have compassion for the living earth, especially in our local ecosystems. Through awareness, gratitude, wonderment, reciprocity, and kinship, we will consider how to become co-sustainers and participants in the work of God’s creation
We hope you find a sacred place among us.
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We know finding a new church where can be wholly yourself without shame is daunting. This is your Sacred Place.
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We are dedicated to justice, inclusion, and family. What does that mean to us? Learn more about who we are.
Join us for a gathering.
We gather at the Sacred Place Mission Center each Sunday at at 11 am, Pastor Matthew shares a reflection during our time of worship with music and often communion. Our worship gatherings are live streamed on Facebook and YouTube as well as our website.
If you’re interested in refreshing conversation with refreshments, show up 30 minutes early (10:30 am) for Sacred Place Together.
Masks are now optional. We ask those attending in-person to be updated on their COVID-19 vaccines which includes the bivalent booster. If you aren’t up-to-date on your vaccines or are experiencing cold, allergy, or flu-like symptoms, please join us online.
What’s in our DNA?
We work hard to create a Sacred Place where people do the work of justice in our world, especially in our communities. The themes of justice, inclusion, and family are the heart of who we are called to be and who we strive to be.
Justice
Justice-making is often daunting when our world feels so unjust at times. Finding something tangible which will actually have an impact can be difficult, but it is rewarding. It is life-giving not only to those who do the work, but most importantly, to those who benefit from the work.
Inclusion
Including others in our world takes intentional effort to create places of welcome, places of safety, and places of belonging. That work extends far beyond our online or in-person gatherings.
Family
Sustaining the family of God starts with ourselves and grows to include the community around us. We work to find small ways of living out our mission in our community so that we might align our actions with our hearts.