• By Published On: October 12, 2018

    Be completely humble and gentle Be patient forgiving one another in love

  • A Spiritual Path for Personal Transformation

    By Published On: June 21, 2015

    An aging Vietnam vet suffering from PTSD returns to Da Nang after 50 years in order to try to do something for those still afflicted generations later by the lingering toxic affects of Agent Orange. His nagging conscience leads to a redemptive act of self-healing and a common good. Spirituality is often an amorphous and bandied about term that too often connotes the merely religious type, as somehow distinct from those who are not. Instead, I appreciate something as equally shared as it is often neglected, namely the human conscience and our sometimes-belated conscious awareness of it.

  • By Published On: May 27, 2015

    Each of us is a unique individual. How we think, how we perceive certain events, what images we use to objectify our mental perceptions, etc., are unique to the individual. We don’t fit one common mold. Why should we think that we could expect uniformity in the most unique, complex area of personal consciousness: religious belief? It is my thinking that we should accept the historical Creeds of the Church as documents that served a purpose in their time of history, but that the historic Creeds of the past should not limit the working of God’s spirit in our own time.

  • By Published On: August 16, 2014

    As we leave worship, let us together commit ourselves: ALL: - to give thanks each day for the abundant gift and beauty of life

  • By Published On: July 28, 2014

    I believe in the hidden God of love, the spirit of love and compassion found at the breadth and depth of every human life.

  • By Published On: February 5, 2014

    But what our guide told us next has stayed in my memory for the almost twenty years since my visit. With a shrug of his shoulders he explained, “Well, we need a site. An important event—we need to have a site. Do we know exactly where it happened? No. But we must have a site so that we can remember.”

  • Science of Mind (Religious Science) Community

    By Published On: January 17, 2014

    In the Religious Science philosophy, no attempt is made to rob Jesus of his greatness or to refute his teachings. Indeed, it is based upon the words and the works of this, the most remarkable personality that every graced our planet with his presence; and until a greater figure appears, Jesus will still remain the great Way shower to mankind.

  • Janet Morley

    By Published On: May 24, 2013

    O God, the source of our being and the goal of all our longing, we believe and trust in you. The whole earth is alive with your glory, and all that has life is sustained by you. We commit ourselves to cherish your world, and to seek your face.

  • Don Murray’s Version

    By Published On: May 24, 2013

    I am a child of the Universe. Everyone is a child of the Universe. We are all one, no matter what our race, colour or creed,. The wondrous evolving Universe has created dust, stars, galaxies, sun, earth and all creatures upon it. We are from the earth; self-conscious creatures; the Universe experiencing and reflecting upon itself. The Universe Story is our primary story.

  • Frances Somerville

    By Published On: May 24, 2013

    I believe in God, creator of the universe, dwelling forever beyond time and space.


  • (used in place of the ancient creeds during our contemporary service)

    By Published On: May 24, 2013

    We believe that the way we treat one another is the fullest expression of how we live out our faith. We find our approach to God to the life and teachings of Jesus Christ who is our model for living and we recognize the faithfulness of other paths which may also lead people to an experience of God.

  • (found at a church in Bruges Belgium in July 2010)

    By Published On: May 24, 2013

    In the God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob, The Living, the Promise

  • Rachel Conrad Wahlberg from the book “Jesus and the Freed Woman” 1978

    By Published On: May 24, 2013

    I believe in Jesus
, child of God
, chosen of God, born of the woman Mary
, who listened to women and liked them, 
who stayed in their homes
, who discussed the Kingdom with them, 
who was followed and financed 
by women disciples.

  • By Published On: May 24, 2013

    God is all without being any thing while being the all in every thing. God is the perhaps at the edge of every

  • By Published On: May 24, 2013

    I believe in (trust in, not just intellectually assent to) a Power, Force, Rational Principle at the core of the Universe that is the Source of all that is. I believe it has a personal quality (i.e. “father/mother”). This Power is so much greater than anything we can imagine that, for all practical purposes, it is beyond measure and without limit (“all” powerful…at least in comparison with us).

  • By Published On: May 24, 2013

    I believe in God as my creator and as the creator of the world which God sets before me as a gift for

  • By Published On: May 24, 2013

    God, Creator Supreme, we are forever a part of the divine spirit that permeates our lives in every way, known and unknown. Your love is manifested in granting us the capacity to relate to the divine essence of life and being -- toward an existence beyond mortality, having no end in the temporal domain of eternity.

  • from OPEN CHRISTIANITY: Home by Another Road (St Johann Press, 2000)

    By Published On: May 24, 2013

    I worship and adore God, source, essence, and aim of all things, spirit that enlivens all beings. I follow the way of Jesus, who found God in himself and shared a way for others to find God in themselves.

  • By Published On: May 24, 2013

    I am human. My ancestors were stars; their atoms move in me yet.

  • By Published On: May 24, 2013

    As progressive Christians in the 21st century, we are uncomfortable with rigid statements of belief, as we recognise our understandings are shaped by life experiences within cultural and environmental contexts. Yet, there are some common understandings which continue to shape our lives, both individually and in community with others. These we seek to affirm and celebrate

  • (Progressive Christianity Network, Britain)

    By Published On: May 24, 2013

    There is only one God who is at all times everywhere in creation. Every man, woman and child is a child of God: we all belong to his family. We therefore say God loves us as a parent loves the offspring.

  • “The Christian Creeds--A Faith to Live By” Monika Hellwig, 1973, Pflaum (revised for inclusive language)

    By Published On: May 24, 2013

    We believe that happiness awaits humanity and that our existence is not absurd.

  • By Published On: May 24, 2013

    If creeds and statements of faith turn into prisons for an Infinite Mystery, is there a way to express our current beliefs that does not end dialogue and the ability to change as our information changes?

  • By Published On: May 24, 2013

    I believe in God, The Universal Personal Spirit of unsurpassable love, who from nothing created this immense universe of both causal regularity and chance events, and with its emerging creatures possessing various capacities and freedoms to respond to God's love and vision for their place and function in the universe.

  • http://www.gracecathedral.org/

    By Published On: May 24, 2013

    We believe in one God: Creator, Redeemer, and Sustainer. Amen

  • By Published On: May 24, 2013

    While adherents claim to feel more Christian, or Buddhist, or Jewish than ever, they are finding more solidarity with one another than ever before. They seem to be moving toward a similar "sweet spot," one that integrates similar core values within the differing beliefs that frame those values.

  • By Published On: May 24, 2013

    Poetic words that will linger beneath each small start that now rests within the nursery.

  • By Published On: July 30, 2012

    We worship and adore God, source, essence, and aim of all things, spirit that enlivens all beings.

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