Links

  • Cornerstone Center for Meditation - The Cornerstone Center is a Christian meditation community affiliated with the World Community for Christian Meditation (WCCM), a worldwide movement dedicated to the teachings of Father John Main, OSB.
  • Jesuit Alumni in Arizona - A center for the development thinking members of our church.
  • Living the Questions - Living the Questions is a source of curriculum and media for both seekers and "church alumni/ae" convinced that Christianity still has relevance in the 21st Century.
  • ASU Center for the Study of Religion and Conflict - The Center for the Study of Religion and Conflict at Arizona State University promotes interdisciplinary research and education on the dynamics of religion and conflict with the aim of advancing knowledge, seeking solutions and informing policy.
  • AZ Ecumenical Institute for Spiritual Direction - AEISD provides programs and support for spiritual directors, clergy, leaders of contemplative prayer groups and retreats, other lay leaders, and individuals--all who seek to deepen their relationships with God.
  • Pinnacle Theological Center - The principle of the Pinnacle Theological Center is to serve as a place where people may find their ideas challenged, their questions accepted, their hopes inspired, their minds educated, their hearts stirred, and their lives enriched.
  • Franciscan Renewal Center - The Franciscan Renewal Center is one of America's premier spiritual retreat centers.
  • The Center for Progressive Christianity (TCPC) - The Center for Progressive Christianity provides guiding ideas, networking opportunities, and resources for progressive churches, organizations, individuals and others with connections to Christianity.
  • AZ Interfaith Movement - The Arizona Interfaith movement’s mission is to build bridges of understanding, respect, and support among diverse people of faith through education, dialogue, service, and the implementation of the Golden Rule.
  • Emerging Desert Cohort - An Emergent Cohort that meets in the Mesa area. All are welcome to visit.