Since 1982, we have been an intentional, interfaith community. We have practiced creative, spiritual, holistic, and educational vocations; non-violent direct action; simple living; volunteer service; advocacy; and not-for-profit work in pursuit of justice.

We are committed to supporting one another in this outward work and on our inward, spiritual journeys. Since 1984, we have gathered weekly to celebrate the sacred in our lives, practice honesty and vulnerability, and bear witness to one another. We seek to be increasingly welcoming and inclusive, so that individuals with varied lived experiences can flourish and become known to one another in our community. 

We currently provide informal mentorship, small grants, and affordable space for justice-seeking, relationship-centered, not-for-profit work. We are guided by our history of living in community with people impacted by homelessness, displacement, food insecurity, addiction, and trauma. We are also compelled by issues of social and political equity, ecojustice, demilitarization, abolishing mass incarceration, ending identity-based exclusion and violence, and supporting people with disabilities. We challenge ourselves to acknowledge our privileges and amend the ways we prolong injustice.