desiring to grow into the most creative, sociable, compassionate and autonomous individuals we can be.
Within this creative, inquiring, free and liberative religious gathering, we seek to:
Nurture ourselves —
Support our neighbours —
and, in so doing, remember that each individual we meet deserves the same love and respect as we do ourselves.
Build a co-operative society —
because all lives are intertwined, none of us exists in isolation. A co-operative society, in which we find solidarity, fellowship and community, lights the way for us all.
Find strength in community —
Our local gathering can be a microcosm of the co-operative society we seek to build. Here, we support one another in our journeys, sharing our joys and sorrows as we work together towards a better world.
Draw on insights from all creative, inquiring, free and liberative religions and philosophies —
seeking to understand their essence and ideals, and finding ways to apply these to the modern world in which we live.
Care for the world around us —
celebrating being part of nature, cherishing the beauty we witness, and seeking to repair damage and tread as lightly as we can.
Affirm that there is no fundamental distinction between the sacred and the secular —
and that all human activities — politics, economy, education, art, labour and even domestic affairs — can also be expressions of free religion.
Our Principles of Living
“Kiitsu Kyōkai” (帰一教會) Alternate Thursday morning and evening Zoom Meetings for Seiza Meditation (Quiet Sitting) & Conversation
What’s On
Hiring Our Rooms
History — The home of a creative, inquiring, free and liberative religion since 1904
Our Minister
Selected Writings & Addresses