At Stillwater Spiritual Center, we believe in the transformative power of faith, the importance of community, and the ongoing journey of spiritual growth. Whether you’re exploring your relationship with the Divine, seeking deeper connection, or simply looking for a peaceful place to rest your soul—you are welcome here.
Founded in 2003, Stillwater Spiritual Center began as a small gathering of seekers meeting in a community center. Today, we’re a vibrant, interfaith community of over 1,200 regular participants. Our identity draws deeply from Christian tradition while embracing wisdom from spiritual paths around the world. We see truth as multifaceted and sacred in all its expressions.
We believe in spiritual practices that lead to inner peace, justice, and healing—not just for individuals, but for families, neighborhoods, and the world. Our teaching series explore the ancient texts with fresh eyes, asking not just “what does this mean?” but “how does this change how we live?” We’re committed to creating space for honest questioning, doubt, and discovery, knowing that faith is often most alive in the questions themselves.
Faith is not about having all the answers. It’s about living with integrity in the presence of mystery—holding our beliefs lightly, loving others deeply, and trusting that grace is always at work.
We gather weekly for worship, reflection, and fellowship. Our services blend traditional elements with contemporary expression, and we offer programs for all ages and life stages.
Contemporary and traditional worship services featuring music, message, communion, and prayer. Childcare and Sunday School available at both services.
Community dinner at 6:30, followed by small group discussions, prayer, and music. Open to all ages. Vegetarian options always available.
A contemplative 45-minute gathering focused on prayer for healing and wholeness. Includes laying on of hands, anointing oil, and silence.
June 5–July 17 • Tuesdays, 7 PM • Fellowship Hall
June 12 • 9 AM–12 PM • Church Garden
June 26 • 6:30 PM • Main Hall
From feeding the hungry to supporting addiction recovery, our ministries reflect Jesus’ call to love our neighbors. We partner with local organizations and mobilize our congregation for tangible service.
Weekly meal ministry serving 120+ community members every Thursday evening. Volunteer teams prepare and serve, share stories, and build relationships with guests.
Learn More & Volunteer →Nurturing faith formation for grades 6–12 through discipleship, service projects, and retreats. Our dedicated leaders create a safe space for exploring spirituality and life’s big questions.
Join Our Youth Ministry →Free, confidential support groups for those facing grief, addiction recovery, divorce, or chronic illness. Led by trained lay leaders and licensed counselors.
View Current Groups →Partnering with churches in Guatemala and local refugee resettlement efforts. We advocate for justice and provide hands-on opportunities to serve globally and locally.
Apply for Mission Trip →Music is central to our life together—a sacred language that transcends words and draws us into deeper connection with the Divine and with each other. Our worship music spans traditions: from ancient chants and hymns to contemporary anthems, gospel, and global expressions.
Preacher: Rev. Eleanor Hayes • Date: June 2, 2024
Our worship team includes vocalists, instrumentalists (piano, organ, strings, and percussion), and a choir of 60+ voices who rehearse weekly. We also host monthly “Soulful Sundays” featuring music from traditions beyond Christianity—including Sufi chants, Jewish nigunim, Indigenous songs, and Buddhist mantras—as part of our commitment to interfaith understanding.
Unable to join us in person? Stream our 11:00 AM Sunday worship service live on YouTube. We also host weekly prayer vigils and virtual small groups for those who prefer remote connection.
You are not alone. Our pastoral team and prayer team are available to meet, call, or simply hold your intentions in prayer. Submit a request below or call us directly at (555) 123-4567.
"Stillwater became my spiritual home when I felt utterly lost after losing my job. The community didn’t just offer comfort—they gave me purpose through the Stillwater Table volunteer program."
"As a skeptic, I never imagined finding meaning in church. But the honest theology, inclusive community, and commitment to justice drew me in. Now I serve on the justice team."
"The interfaith dialogue series helped me reconcile my Buddhist roots with my Christian upbringing. I now celebrate both traditions with Stillwater’s blessing."
Not at all! Visitors are welcome to observe or participate at their comfort level. We recognize that everyone is at a different place in their spiritual journey, and we honor that diversity.
We see science and faith as complementary ways of exploring truth. We believe God reveals Himself through scripture, nature, reason, and experience—and we welcome scientific discoveries as part of that revelation.
Yes. All who seek a closer relationship with God are welcome at Christ’s table, regardless of denomination, belief, or background. We use grape juice and gluten-free bread for inclusivity.
We invite you to attend a “New to Stillwater” orientation, join a small group, or volunteer with one of our ministries. Our Welcome Center staff is happy to help you find your first step!