Welcoming peaceful and contemplative. A gentle respite from the world. I am happy that I have…read morediscovered this place. It is beautiful.

I love the public Reiki healing circle that's held on the first Tuesday of every month at 7 pm…read more It's free, but a $5 donation is suggested. All this includes you being able to participate in a group meditation lead by one of the healers, hear the crystal singing bowl played twice, have 4 reiki healiing sessions that are 10 minutes each (40 minutes total), as well as being able to write a prayer request for anyone that couldn't physically be there. Water is provided as well. I love it and highly recommend it.

Robbinsdale United Church of Christ has a very inviting congregation. They are open and affirming…read moreand you have the right to ask questions and you do not have to agree to what is being said in the church. If you only want to come once in a while, that is ok too. Members will remember you and will alway welcome you to the church. Music is very good and everyone is invited to participate or not. There is a Women's Group that meets once a month. The topics are different each month. Mens Group meets for breakfast once a month and also has topics that interest them. Bible Adventures is for the youth and it is creative playing along with learning and having fun doing it. Youth Groups for Junior and Senior High is available. There are many more groups that you could belong to, along with Ministry Boards that you could become a member of and introduce new ideas. Take a Sunday and come visit Robbinsdale United Church of Christ.

I went here for the first time yesterday in order to hear a discussion about agnosticism. I'd seen…read morean ad in the recent Highland Villager newspaper and was very curious since I'm exploring and examining my own views and beliefs at this time. Although I arrived a few minutes late, I was warmly greeted by someone at the door who directed me into the room where others were already gathered. I was a quiet observer to their practices. They had a most interesting and well spoken guest speaker presenting the topic who responded to some questions and comments from those in the small audience (there may have been about 20-25 people there). They offered coffee and some snacks. During the talk, people seemed quite comfortable getting up and walking to the rear of the room to refill their cup, or go to the restroom. People seemed to be attentive to and engaged with the speaker and they offered sincere and intelligent comments and questions at the end of the presentation. Seemed like these people were really paying attention. I really appreciate that. From their website I learned that they offer a guest speaker and a new topic of discussion each week. They also take a summer break from their weekly gatherings.

I have only gone to two services at the Groveland UU Fellowship but I cannot wait to go to many…read moremore. It is an incredibly welcoming community with a mission to provide space for free thought and exploration of spiritual ideas. The services are a perfect blend of thought provoking speakers, community discussion, meditation, and music. I was surprised and pleased by the group discussion aspect of the simple services where the audience is encouraged to talk about their thoughts and feelings with the group right after the speaker talks in the middle of the service. An unbelievable experience that was exactly what I was looking for in UU church.

This is a friendly, accessible, and outward facing community of deep faith and service! All are…read morewelcome!

Amazing church- love Pastor Peter and Carolyn. They're incredible leaders that love so well.read more

As someone who has only gone to a Catholic mass... this is such a culture shock, but in a great…read moreway. I appreciate the structure, the friendliness, the warmness of this community. Everyone is outgoing and kind and you really do feel a sense of community and feeling welcome. The sermons are a full circle experience that really do relate to scripture and life.. it intertwines so well and is always relevant.. one can truly appreciate that.

Great Church! Warm, friendly, welcoming people, comfortable seats, a barista style coffee bar…read more Great children's programming.

Wonderful, caring community. Truly: All are welcome! You know something is working when parking…read morecan sometimes be problematic on a Sunday morning - a sure sign of growth. Great programs for children and youth. Very active social and climate justice groups. Book groups, mahjong clubs, projects to return the property to native oak savannah, square dancing on the patio, etc. This community is a home and sanctuary for all.

Beautiful new building just completed after many years in a charming, but non-user friendly century…read moreold building in Wayzata. If you are looking for a liberal, non-traditional, spiritual community, this may be the place for you. It is a friendly, open, social justice minded church that welcomes all.