Curiosity and Contemplation

• We are a church and a college ministry in which questions are welcomed and encouraged, rather than silenced or avoided.

• We seek to foster curiosity about God, one another, ourselves, and the world.

• We practice contemplative prayer, incorporating silence and simple songs into our worship.

 

Celebration and Simplicity

• We celebrate by eating together as often as possible, and our events often center around preparing food together (especially bread!).

• We celebrate through events connected to feast days in the church calendar, like All Saints Day and the Feast Day of Saint Nicholas.

• We spend time together in simple ways, and everyone contributes to make events and time together possible.

 

Embodied Spirituality

• We celebrate the goodness of creation and emphasize our responsibility to care for the natural world.

• We recognize the importance of mental health for our relationship with God and others, and are committed to walking alongside one another in all kinds of mental health journeys.