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Embraces people of all cultures, races, religions, and sexual orientations;
Allows people to express their doubts and ask important questions;
Sees science as a window into the wonders of the universe;
Serves and empowers rather than controls and manipulates;
Rejects dogma;
Gives people a chance to serve those in need, here and around the world.
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We come along many different paths to gather here, and you are welcome.
If you are young or old, you are welcome.
If you have brown skin, black skin, white skin, yellow skin, or red skin, you are welcome.
If you are married or single, you are welcome.
If you are sick or well, you are welcome.
If you are gay or straight, you are welcome.
If you cannot hear or see, you are welcome.
If you are a man or woman, you are welcome.
If you are happy or sad, you are welcome.
If you are rich or poor, powerful or weak, you are welcome.
If you believe in God some of the time, or none of the time, or all of the time, you are welcome.
So come, let us worship our welcoming God!
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 How tightly wrapped is our Theology? Food for freeing thoughts? I like the flavor(s) of forgiveness and acceptance when consumed at the free thinking roomy table of belief, of-courses! A complete menu of inclusion creates a wide range of "digest-tables," palatable to all who wish to partake! Some find Theologic nourishment can smoothly combine in a banquet of conflicting seasonings, while still serving a common table, one full of free choice(s). Let loose from the bonds of the "only way," we can easily become spiritual epicureans, finding cuisine of one tradition mixing freely with other spices, making a more enlightened sensory experience. Sameness is comfortable, but we find a strict dietary script limits gustatory horizons! In our experience, no great effort is required to imbibe a spectrum of spiritual possibilities, becoming happy "Theo-Gourms" in the process!!
~ Chris Galloway
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Healing Moments are the most important moments in our lives. A time when we surround our members with Intensive Spiritual Care. Please keep in your prayers:
Alex Banwell and Family Diane Johnson
The Boswell Family Susan Johnson
The Brient Family Liane Lindsey-Woodmancy
The Galloway Family Susan Simison
The Ghafari Family Karen Smith
Kelli, Sage, Milo Groves and family Cathy Subatch
Jeffrey Jerry Wilhoit
All those throughout the world affected by natural disasters
Service personnel and their families
Peace efforts around the world
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Shepherd of the Hills Service (in English) - 9:30 a.m. 
