Unity in Diversity

Our church does not preach hate. We are all equal in the eyes of God. Our church welcomes people of all religions and beliefs and those who have none at all. Our church welcomes all who respect others and have positive and progressive thoughts and share common goals of social justice, human rights, and dignity and resources for everyone. You don't have to give up your religion and beliefs to become a part of ours. People who are members or supporters of Christianity, Catholic, Orthodox, Islam, Secular, Hinduism, Buddhism, Taoists, Confucianists, ethnic and indigenous religions, Sikhism, Mormonism, Judaism, Spiritism, Baháʼí, Jainism, Shinto, Cao Dai, Zoroastrian, Tenrikyo, Animism, Druze, Neo-Paganism, Wiccan, Unitarian, New Age, Rastafari, Quaker, Jehovah's Witnesses, Seventh-day Adventist, New Thought, Christian Science, Unity, Transcendentalism, Rosicrucianism, Hermeticism, Mysticism, Scientology, atheism, agnostic, humanism are welcome. Join us in our mission to promote compassion and support for all.

We are inspired by the early religious union societies of New England and Harvard, the contemplative and inclusive silence of Quaker worship, and the tireless pursuit of peace and justice exemplified by movements such as Pax Christi and the Catholic Worker. We also find wisdom in a wide range of progressive and positive religious and spiritual traditions from around the world—those that value compassion, equality, social responsibility, and the inherent dignity of every person. Our community seeks to embody these values through inclusive worship, education, service, and advocacy. We are intentionally organized and legally incorporated as a church, operating solely for religious, educational, scientific, and charitable purposes. In all that we do, we remain in full compliance with the requirements of Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. Our mission is to serve the public good by creating a spiritually grounded, socially conscious, and welcoming space for all who share in these values.

We are committed to building bridges of understanding and mutual respect across diverse faiths and philosophies. Some of our members participate in the daily silent online gatherings hosted by the Ben Lomond Quaker Center each morning at 7:30 AM Pacific Time (9:30 AM Central Time), finding spiritual nourishment and connection in shared silence.You can support our work by donating through CashApp using the tag $religiousunion. Every dollar is deeply appreciated. Your CashApp dashboard will maintain a record of your donation, which you can use for tax deduction purposes. We are in urgent need of real estate donations—properties that could serve as our main office, as well as sites for retreat centers, camps, shelters, or similar uses. We also seek donations of single-family and multi-family homes to support our mission of providing affordable housing. Additionally, we welcome properties with income-generating potential and small businesses that can offer employment opportunities. Auto donations also needed.