About Us

The gospels are inherently political, therefore we will speak out and work against injustices and systems that oppress people and creation.

We seek to be rooted in the teachings and tradition of Jesus while also being gladly willing to learn from and engage with the wisdom of other faith traditions.

We believe that Jesus's core teaching of "love your neighbour as yourself" should be the core of all we do.

We fully affirm the equality and participation of the entire human family - regardless of race, age, creed, physical abilities, marital or economic status, gender identity, or sexual orientation.

We take the side of the marginalised when issues of human equality and justice are at stake.

We honestly discuss the collection of sacred literature in the Bible within all its various genres and historical, cultural, literary contexts, and tries to find our stories in the stories preserved there.

We compassionately accept that we’ve all been shaped by different belief traditions and contexts and we provide safe spaces for each of us to embark on a journey of growth while also not tolerating the promotion of toxic, theological ideas that measurably harm others.

We embrace science as a tool of discovering truth and for adding – rather than taking away from — our sense of wonder.

We value music and artful expressions as ways to both inspire and challenge our normal paradigms and help us emotionally connect with awe to each other.

We believe that curiosity, questions, and doubts are all necessary in an authentic faith journey.