The Open Church is a safe and loving community.
We gather throughout the week for a variety of activities and on Sundays via Zoom. If you require access information...
We hope that you connect with us!
we are open!
The Open Church is a safe and loving community.
We gather throughout the week for a variety of activities and on Sundays via Zoom. If you require access information...
We hope that you connect with us!
Why we exist
The Open Church is a sacred place where those who are hurting, confused, and in need can find healing and hope, regardless of color, culture, or creed.
It is a wide place where “Abraham’s family” – Christians, Jews, and Muslims – can dialogue with Buddhists and Bahá’is and where Hindus can dialogue with Humanists.
The Open Church is a joyful place where children, seniors, migrant workers, people experiencing homelessness, and scholars eagerly learn from and teach one another.
It is a safe place where varied ethnicities and capabilities, genders and sexual identities, social and economic groups gather in peace to break bread at Christ’s Communion Table, as we break down stereotypes.
As sacred siblings born to our Heavenly Father who is Divine Mother of us all, we practice radically inclusive love that proclaims and builds up the “kin-dom of God.”
happy hour
Every Tuesday at 7 p.m. via Zoom
Let's Check-in and Chat
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prayer call
"Do not be anxious about anything, but in every situation by prayer and petition,
with thanksgiving, present your requests to God." - Phillippians 4:6 (NIV)
Every Wednesday at 7 p.m.
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GUIDED MEDITATION
A meditative practice that uses the breath and sound to open the connection with the Divine life force that flows through all living things.
1st and 3rd Thursdays every month.
Listen to previous meditations in our archive; search for 'Guided Meditation' under 'Series.'
TOC MERCHANDISE
The musings of dr. brad r. braxton
Click here to check out the latest musings from Founding Senior Pastor, Dr. Brad R. Braxton