Our Community Art Drop scheduled for this Saturday, 2–5pm has been cancelled.
We’re sorry for the inconvenience and appreciate your understanding.
We’ll be starting back up again in the new year on January 3rd!
Everyone Welcome!
Hands-on Projects & Activities
Local Artist Showcase
This month all are invited into the sacred practice to see beyond what is and move toward what could be, confronting despair, embodying justice, and claiming hope as a radical act. Together we will find ourselves in ancient stories—and begin to dream not as escape, but as spiritual resistance.
Weekly services: Sundays at 4 pm (they can be accessed online HERE - Zoom ID 810 1877 0234).
Our services are like church…but weird. Following monthly themes, we come together for about an hour for prayer, music, readings, reflection, and a time of discussion. There are no requirements or barriers to participating in Weird Church and all are truly welcome regardless of race, religion, sexual orientation, gender identity, marital status etc.
Children and Youth are celebrated and welcomed (with all the wiggles and noise and love they bring along with them) - programming will be available for those who would prefer thematic learning targeted toward a younger age range (roughly 6-12 but all are welcome).
Alternating Tuesdays at 7pm: Queerly Beloved
A confidential and safe space to explore the intersection of queerness and Christianity with loads of room for unpacking, questions, sharing and healing.
please note:
Queerly Beloved is intended for those who identify as queer (or questioning) and not for allies. Together we will explore the unique intersection of gender, sexuality, and Christianity in a way that is fully affirming of the fullness of what it means to be human.
This group is for Queer folx who are wondering about Christianity, Christians who are exploring their queerness, and those who have been living in the world as out loud 2SLGBTQIA+ Christians for decades!
Due to the vulnerable nature of this exploration, we ask that allies not attend this specific space - there will be room for you in other events in the future, we promise! We know that not everyone in this group will be “out” in their daily lives, so confidentiality is of utmost concern for all who participate.
Questions? Concerns? Please email ingrid@weirdchurchcumberland.com or call/text Ingrid directly 250-218-7641
Want to join online? Simply click the link at the top of the page
All levels welcome to this 30 minute mid-day guided meditation practice. No registration required for this drop-in, by donation offering.
Cozy up at Weird Church for beautiful music from the choir and guest ensembles. 100% proceeds support much needed roof repairs in this much loved historic space.
Doors at 7:00. Music at 7:30. Tickets $20. Youth and Low Barrier $10 Tickets: https://elevatethearts.tickit.ca/events/32263
Join us for the Villagers' Winter Solstice This free event welcomes all to #6 park to celebrate the sacred mystery and beauty of the still point of the year, the joy of community, and the return of the sun!
The event is co-created by multiple organizations, creatives and volunteers from Cumberland and beyond! Visit cumberlandforest.com for event details
Our regular Sunday service with an optional twist. We will gather at the church at 4pm all together to open ourselves to make space for love to speak, to shine, and to heal. At 430pm, folks will be invited to move to No. 6 Mine Park for the Village Solstice or to stay in the church for quiet, contemplative, community space.
Weekly services: Sundays at 4 pm (they can be accessed online HERE - Zoom ID 810 1877 0234).
Our services are like church…but weird. Following monthly themes, we come together for about an hour for prayer, music, readings, reflection, and a time of discussion. There are no requirements or barriers to participating in Weird Church and all are truly welcome regardless of race, religion, sexual orientation, gender identity, marital status etc.
Children and Youth are celebrated and welcomed (with all the wiggles and noise and love they bring along with them) - programming will be available for those who would prefer thematic learning targeted toward a younger age range (roughly 6-12 but all are welcome).
Settle in for a candle lit staged reading of a classic Christmas tale featuring a cast of local community members!
Scrooge, Marley, Ghosts, the Cratchets and more! They'll all be there. "No one is useless in this world who lightens the burdens of another."
Tickets by donation $20 (or more) in support of the red roof repairs at Weird Church. Advance tickets recommended https://www.elevatethearts.com/
Let’s wrap the presents under the Wishing Tree! Come at noon for music, hot chocolate and good cheer as we get items ready to deliver to CVTS residents in time for Christmas
Alternating Tuesdays at 7pm: The Bible is Weird
Have you read it?
The Bible is weird, and misused, and misunderstood and beautiful and terrible. Join Ingrid and others as we unpack, dissect, learn and discuss parts of the Bible, Weird Church style.
As with all things Weird Church, we celebrate a diversity of perspectives and encourage folks from all religions, races, socio-economic backgrounds, genders, sexualities and families to join us.
A Weird Christmas
December 24th 4:00pm
Carols, candles, and story – Christmas Eve for all ages! Join us for a simple telling of the Christmas story, complete with all of your favourite carols. The service will end with a candlelit singing of “Silent Night.”
All are welcome to come together in cozy community to celebrate this mystical, magical, ancient story.
Service will also be available online HERE - Zoom ID 810 1877 0234.
This service is playful and fun, a way for folks of all ages and stages to engage. If you are looking for something a little less lively, please join us at 7pm for our Carols & Candlelight Service.
Weird Church is a fully inclusive LGBTQ2+ space. Want to know more? Check out https://www.weirdchurchcumberland.com/lgbtq2
Carols and Candlelight
December 24th 7:00pm
Carols, candles, and story in a quieter atmosphere. Join us for a simple telling of the Christmas story, complete with all of your favourite carols. The service will end with a candlelit singing of “Silent Night.”
All are welcome to come together in cozy community to celebrate this mystical, magical, ancient story.
Service will also be available online HERE - Zoom ID 810 1877 0234.
This service is a little less lively. If you are looking for something playful and fun, a way for folks of all ages and stages to engage, please join us at 4pm for A Weird Christmas.
Weird Church is a fully inclusive LGBTQ2+ space. Want to know more? Check out https://www.weirdchurchcumberland.com/lgbtq2
A wealthy eccentric prefers the company of an invisible six-foot rabbit to his family.
Doors open at 6:30, entrance by donation (Bring cash for popcorn and snacks).
Movie starts at 7pm
Please reach out if you would like to volunteer!
Grief & Grace, January 14th to March 4, (8 weeks), 1:30 pm to 3:00 pm
Who: Anyone experiencing grief due to the loss of a loved one. This confidential group will be limited to 10 participants - please register below.
What: Grief brings up an array of emotions that can be overwhelming, confusing, uncomfortable and unexpected. We will meet in community and hold space for those who grieve. You will be supported to seek healing and health through reconciliation as you move forward re-creating meaning and purpose in your life.
How: Each week we will explore and learn about the many facets of grief as we make space and honour the experience of each participant. We will practice tools that support your journey through grief. Included will be various artistic activities, designed to express feelings, thoughts and life experiences that are difficult to verbalize. Much of our work will be based on the researched findings of Dr.Alan Wolfelt.
Cost: $125.00 (Fee is for books and art supplies)
*Please pay fees by January 9th , 2026. Upon submission of the registration form you will be given instructions for payment via e-transfer.
Class size: 10
Facilitators:
Carole Moore - Certified End-Of-Life and Grief Coach and Accredited Life Coach
Julie Lad - Certified Death Doola and Hospice Volunteer/Facilitator
Margaret McKenzie – Artist, Art Educator and Therapeutic Arts Practitioner
If you have questions…Please email Carole Moore at carole@carolemoore.ca or Julie Lad at julielad@telus.net
Grief & Grace, January 14th to March 4, (8 weeks), 1:30 pm to 3:00 pm
Who: Anyone experiencing grief due to the loss of a loved one. This confidential group will be limited to 10 participants - please register below.
What: Grief brings up an array of emotions that can be overwhelming, confusing, uncomfortable and unexpected. We will meet in community and hold space for those who grieve. You will be supported to seek healing and health through reconciliation as you move forward re-creating meaning and purpose in your life.
How: Each week we will explore and learn about the many facets of grief as we make space and honour the experience of each participant. We will practice tools that support your journey through grief. Included will be various artistic activities, designed to express feelings, thoughts and life experiences that are difficult to verbalize. Much of our work will be based on the researched findings of Dr.Alan Wolfelt.
Cost: $125.00 (Fee is for books and art supplies)
*Please pay fees by January 9th , 2026. Upon submission of the registration form you will be given instructions for payment via e-transfer.
Class size: 10
Facilitators:
Carole Moore - Certified End-Of-Life and Grief Coach and Accredited Life Coach
Julie Lad - Certified Death Doola and Hospice Volunteer/Facilitator
Margaret McKenzie – Artist, Art Educator and Therapeutic Arts Practitioner
If you have questions…Please email Carole Moore at carole@carolemoore.ca or Julie Lad at julielad@telus.net
Doors open at 6:30, entrance by donation (Bring cash for popcorn and snacks).
Movie starts at 7pm
Please reach out if you would like to volunteer!
Grief & Grace, January 14th to March 4, (8 weeks), 1:30 pm to 3:00 pm
Who: Anyone experiencing grief due to the loss of a loved one. This confidential group will be limited to 10 participants - please register below.
What: Grief brings up an array of emotions that can be overwhelming, confusing, uncomfortable and unexpected. We will meet in community and hold space for those who grieve. You will be supported to seek healing and health through reconciliation as you move forward re-creating meaning and purpose in your life.
How: Each week we will explore and learn about the many facets of grief as we make space and honour the experience of each participant. We will practice tools that support your journey through grief. Included will be various artistic activities, designed to express feelings, thoughts and life experiences that are difficult to verbalize. Much of our work will be based on the researched findings of Dr.Alan Wolfelt.
Cost: $125.00 (Fee is for books and art supplies)
*Please pay fees by January 9th , 2026. Upon submission of the registration form you will be given instructions for payment via e-transfer.
Class size: 10
Facilitators:
Carole Moore - Certified End-Of-Life and Grief Coach and Accredited Life Coach
Julie Lad - Certified Death Doola and Hospice Volunteer/Facilitator
Margaret McKenzie – Artist, Art Educator and Therapeutic Arts Practitioner
If you have questions…Please email Carole Moore at carole@carolemoore.ca or Julie Lad at julielad@telus.net
Grief & Grace, January 14th to March 4, (8 weeks), 1:30 pm to 3:00 pm
Who: Anyone experiencing grief due to the loss of a loved one. This confidential group will be limited to 10 participants - please register below.
What: Grief brings up an array of emotions that can be overwhelming, confusing, uncomfortable and unexpected. We will meet in community and hold space for those who grieve. You will be supported to seek healing and health through reconciliation as you move forward re-creating meaning and purpose in your life.
How: Each week we will explore and learn about the many facets of grief as we make space and honour the experience of each participant. We will practice tools that support your journey through grief. Included will be various artistic activities, designed to express feelings, thoughts and life experiences that are difficult to verbalize. Much of our work will be based on the researched findings of Dr.Alan Wolfelt.
Cost: $125.00 (Fee is for books and art supplies)
*Please pay fees by January 9th , 2026. Upon submission of the registration form you will be given instructions for payment via e-transfer.
Class size: 10
Facilitators:
Carole Moore - Certified End-Of-Life and Grief Coach and Accredited Life Coach
Julie Lad - Certified Death Doola and Hospice Volunteer/Facilitator
Margaret McKenzie – Artist, Art Educator and Therapeutic Arts Practitioner
If you have questions…Please email Carole Moore at carole@carolemoore.ca or Julie Lad at julielad@telus.net
Grief & Grace, January 14th to March 4, (8 weeks), 1:30 pm to 3:00 pm
Who: Anyone experiencing grief due to the loss of a loved one. This confidential group will be limited to 10 participants - please register below.
What: Grief brings up an array of emotions that can be overwhelming, confusing, uncomfortable and unexpected. We will meet in community and hold space for those who grieve. You will be supported to seek healing and health through reconciliation as you move forward re-creating meaning and purpose in your life.
How: Each week we will explore and learn about the many facets of grief as we make space and honour the experience of each participant. We will practice tools that support your journey through grief. Included will be various artistic activities, designed to express feelings, thoughts and life experiences that are difficult to verbalize. Much of our work will be based on the researched findings of Dr.Alan Wolfelt.
Cost: $125.00 (Fee is for books and art supplies)
*Please pay fees by January 9th , 2026. Upon submission of the registration form you will be given instructions for payment via e-transfer.
Class size: 10
Facilitators:
Carole Moore - Certified End-Of-Life and Grief Coach and Accredited Life Coach
Julie Lad - Certified Death Doola and Hospice Volunteer/Facilitator
Margaret McKenzie – Artist, Art Educator and Therapeutic Arts Practitioner
If you have questions…Please email Carole Moore at carole@carolemoore.ca or Julie Lad at julielad@telus.net
Grief & Grace, January 14th to March 4, (8 weeks), 1:30 pm to 3:00 pm
Who: Anyone experiencing grief due to the loss of a loved one. This confidential group will be limited to 10 participants - please register below.
What: Grief brings up an array of emotions that can be overwhelming, confusing, uncomfortable and unexpected. We will meet in community and hold space for those who grieve. You will be supported to seek healing and health through reconciliation as you move forward re-creating meaning and purpose in your life.
How: Each week we will explore and learn about the many facets of grief as we make space and honour the experience of each participant. We will practice tools that support your journey through grief. Included will be various artistic activities, designed to express feelings, thoughts and life experiences that are difficult to verbalize. Much of our work will be based on the researched findings of Dr.Alan Wolfelt.
Cost: $125.00 (Fee is for books and art supplies)
*Please pay fees by January 9th , 2026. Upon submission of the registration form you will be given instructions for payment via e-transfer.
Class size: 10
Facilitators:
Carole Moore - Certified End-Of-Life and Grief Coach and Accredited Life Coach
Julie Lad - Certified Death Doola and Hospice Volunteer/Facilitator
Margaret McKenzie – Artist, Art Educator and Therapeutic Arts Practitioner
If you have questions…Please email Carole Moore at carole@carolemoore.ca or Julie Lad at julielad@telus.net
Grief & Grace, January 14th to March 4, (8 weeks), 1:30 pm to 3:00 pm
Who: Anyone experiencing grief due to the loss of a loved one. This confidential group will be limited to 10 participants - please register below.
What: Grief brings up an array of emotions that can be overwhelming, confusing, uncomfortable and unexpected. We will meet in community and hold space for those who grieve. You will be supported to seek healing and health through reconciliation as you move forward re-creating meaning and purpose in your life.
How: Each week we will explore and learn about the many facets of grief as we make space and honour the experience of each participant. We will practice tools that support your journey through grief. Included will be various artistic activities, designed to express feelings, thoughts and life experiences that are difficult to verbalize. Much of our work will be based on the researched findings of Dr.Alan Wolfelt.
Cost: $125.00 (Fee is for books and art supplies)
*Please pay fees by January 9th , 2026. Upon submission of the registration form you will be given instructions for payment via e-transfer.
Class size: 10
Facilitators:
Carole Moore - Certified End-Of-Life and Grief Coach and Accredited Life Coach
Julie Lad - Certified Death Doola and Hospice Volunteer/Facilitator
Margaret McKenzie – Artist, Art Educator and Therapeutic Arts Practitioner
If you have questions…Please email Carole Moore at carole@carolemoore.ca or Julie Lad at julielad@telus.net
Doors open at 6:30, entrance by donation (Bring cash for popcorn and snacks).
Movie starts at 7pm
Please reach out if you would like to volunteer!
Doors open at 6:30, entrance by donation (Bring cash for popcorn and snacks).
Movie starts at 7pm
Please reach out if you would like to volunteer!
Doors open at 6:30, entrance by donation (Bring cash for popcorn and snacks).
Movie starts at 7pm
Please reach out if you would like to volunteer!
All levels welcome to this 30 minute mid-day guided meditation practice. No registration required for this drop-in, by donation offering.
Alternating Tuesdays at 7pm: The Bible is Weird
Have you read it?
The Bible is weird, and misused, and misunderstood and beautiful and terrible. Join Ingrid and others as we unpack, dissect, learn and discuss parts of the Bible, Weird Church style.
As with all things Weird Church, we celebrate a diversity of perspectives and encourage folks from all religions, races, socio-economic backgrounds, genders, sexualities and families to join us.
This month all are invited into the sacred practice to see beyond what is and move toward what could be, confronting despair, embodying justice, and claiming hope as a radical act. Together we will find ourselves in ancient stories—and begin to dream not as escape, but as spiritual resistance.
Weekly services: Sundays at 4 pm (they can be accessed online HERE - Zoom ID 810 1877 0234).
Our services are like church…but weird. Following monthly themes, we come together for about an hour for prayer, music, readings, reflection, and a time of discussion. There are no requirements or barriers to participating in Weird Church and all are truly welcome regardless of race, religion, sexual orientation, gender identity, marital status etc.
Children and Youth are celebrated and welcomed (with all the wiggles and noise and love they bring along with them) - programming will be available for those who would prefer thematic learning targeted toward a younger age range (roughly 6-12 but all are welcome).
Join Cam for an evening where feeling the love you have for yourself is the first step taken.
By Donation
Doors open at 6 30pm, with evening starting at 7:00 and lasting to approximately 8:30-9:00pm
All levels welcome to this 30 minute mid-day guided meditation practice. No registration required for this drop-in, by donation offering.
Alternating Tuesdays at 7pm: Queerly Beloved
A confidential and safe space to explore the intersection of queerness and Christianity with loads of room for unpacking, questions, sharing and healing.
please note:
Queerly Beloved is intended for those who identify as queer (or questioning) and not for allies. Together we will explore the unique intersection of gender, sexuality, and Christianity in a way that is fully affirming of the fullness of what it means to be human.
This group is for Queer folx who are wondering about Christianity, Christians who are exploring their queerness, and those who have been living in the world as out loud 2SLGBTQIA+ Christians for decades!
Due to the vulnerable nature of this exploration, we ask that allies not attend this specific space - there will be room for you in other events in the future, we promise! We know that not everyone in this group will be “out” in their daily lives, so confidentiality is of utmost concern for all who participate.
Questions? Concerns? Please email ingrid@weirdchurchcumberland.com or call/text Ingrid directly 250-218-7641
Want to join online? Simply click the link at the top of the page
POTLUCK SUNDAY!
Sunday service at 4pm, potluck at 5:30pm: bring a dish to share or just bring yourself and your appetite.
When we gather around the table, eat, and share stories, we get to know each other in real and meaningful ways. It is in this kind of community that we can be known and loved and where lives are transformed in love.
Over and over, humans have offered glimpses of the Divine through words and images, in visions and poetry, in dreams and revelations beyond our wildest imagining. Through centuries our spirituality has come to life through color, movement, poetry, song, and image.
Weekly services: Sundays at 4 pm (they can be accessed online HERE - Zoom ID 810 1877 0234).
Our services are like church…but weird. Following monthly themes, we come together for about an hour for prayer, music, readings, reflection, and a time of discussion. There are no requirements or barriers to participating in Weird Church and all are truly welcome regardless of race, religion, sexual orientation, gender identity, marital status etc.
Children and Youth are celebrated and welcomed (with all the wiggles and noise and love they bring along with them) - programming will be available for those who would prefer thematic learning targeted toward a younger age range (roughly 6-12 but all are welcome).
Sunday, November 30th, 2-4pm at Weird Church
Sweater donations can be dropped at Weird Church
Bring a sweater (or don't). Take a sweater. Stay cozy
All free! Sharing is fun!
2019 film directed and produced by Robert Eggers, starring Willem Dafoe and Robert Pattinson as turmoiled nineteenth-century lighthouse keepers stranded at a remote New England outpost by a violent storm. Doors open at 6:30, entrance by donation (Bring cash for popcorn and snacks).
Doors open at 6:30, entrance by donation (Bring cash for popcorn and snacks).
Movie starts at 7pm
Please reach out if you would like to volunteer!
Everyone Welcome!
Hands-on Projects & Activities
Local Artist Showcase
All levels welcome to this 30 minute mid-day guided meditation practice. No registration required for this drop-in, by donation offering.
Alternating Tuesdays at 7pm: The Bible is Weird
Have you read it?
The Bible is weird, and misused, and misunderstood and beautiful and terrible. Join Ingrid and others as we unpack, dissect, learn and discuss parts of the Bible, Weird Church style.
As with all things Weird Church, we celebrate a diversity of perspectives and encourage folks from all religions, races, socio-economic backgrounds, genders, sexualities and families to join us.
Over and over, humans have offered glimpses of the Divine through words and images, in visions and poetry, in dreams and revelations beyond our wildest imagining. Through centuries our spirituality has come to life through color, movement, poetry, song, and image.
Weekly services: Sundays at 4 pm (they can be accessed online HERE - Zoom ID 810 1877 0234).
Our services are like church…but weird. Following monthly themes, we come together for about an hour for prayer, music, readings, reflection, and a time of discussion. There are no requirements or barriers to participating in Weird Church and all are truly welcome regardless of race, religion, sexual orientation, gender identity, marital status etc.
Children and Youth are celebrated and welcomed (with all the wiggles and noise and love they bring along with them) - programming will be available for those who would prefer thematic learning targeted toward a younger age range (roughly 6-12 but all are welcome).
Everyone Welcome!
Hands-on Projects & Activities
Local Artist Showcase
“The living world is where we can be opened up in receptivity to a divine encounter. There is an invitation here, offered to all of us: in order to listen for the holy, to engage in intimate conversation with the sacred, one goes into the wilderness. (Church of the Wild p. 65).
Our time at Nymph Falls will include moving our bodies, plus time for reflection and deep listening. This is an opportunity to slow down, observe, and connect with the rhythms of the land. We will hike in together, building community and connection. Once at the Falls, we will enter a time of personal reflection, with optional prompts. Gathering back together, those who wish will share our thoughts and discoveries and we will hike out together. As with everything Weird Church, participation is by invitation and nothing we do is required.
What to Bring:
To ensure your comfort and enjoymentt, we suggest bringing the following items:
Something to sit on: A small mat or cushion will make your time for reflection more comfortable.
A journal or art workbook: Capture your thoughts, observations, and creative impulses as you engage with the natural surroundings.
Snacks: Fuel your body for the hike and your time of contemplation.
Water: Stay hydrated throughout the journey.
Weather-appropriate clothing and footwear: Dress in layers and wear sturdy shoes suitable for hiking to ensure you are comfortable regardless of the conditions.
We look forward to sharing this enriching experience with you as we collectively deepen our relationship with the land.
All levels welcome to this 30 minute mid-day guided meditation practice. No registration required for this drop-in, by donation offering.
Alternating Tuesdays at 7pm: Queerly Beloved
A confidential and safe space to explore the intersection of queerness and Christianity with loads of room for unpacking, questions, sharing and healing.
please note:
Queerly Beloved is intended for those who identify as queer (or questioning) and not for allies. Together we will explore the unique intersection of gender, sexuality, and Christianity in a way that is fully affirming of the fullness of what it means to be human.
This group is for Queer folx who are wondering about Christianity, Christians who are exploring their queerness, and those who have been living in the world as out loud 2SLGBTQIA+ Christians for decades!
Due to the vulnerable nature of this exploration, we ask that allies not attend this specific space - there will be room for you in other events in the future, we promise! We know that not everyone in this group will be “out” in their daily lives, so confidentiality is of utmost concern for all who participate.
Questions? Concerns? Please email ingrid@weirdchurchcumberland.com or call/text Ingrid directly 250-218-7641
Want to join online? Simply click the link at the top of the page
Over and over, humans have offered glimpses of the Divine through words and images, in visions and poetry, in dreams and revelations beyond our wildest imagining. Through centuries our spirituality has come to life through color, movement, poetry, song, and image.
Weekly services: Sundays at 4 pm (they can be accessed online HERE - Zoom ID 810 1877 0234).
Our services are like church…but weird. Following monthly themes, we come together for about an hour for prayer, music, readings, reflection, and a time of discussion. There are no requirements or barriers to participating in Weird Church and all are truly welcome regardless of race, religion, sexual orientation, gender identity, marital status etc.
Children and Youth are celebrated and welcomed (with all the wiggles and noise and love they bring along with them) - programming will be available for those who would prefer thematic learning targeted toward a younger age range (roughly 6-12 but all are welcome).
Everyone Welcome!
Hands-on Projects & Activities
Local Artist Showcase
Bring a load of non perishable food items to Weird Church on Saturday morning (and stick around to help organize!) to ensure the folks who use the Food Shed have enough supplies to get through the cold winter months.
All levels welcome to this 30 minute mid-day guided meditation practice. No registration required for this drop-in, by donation offering.
Alternating Tuesdays at 7pm: The Bible is Weird
Have you read it?
The Bible is weird, and misused, and misunderstood and beautiful and terrible. Join Ingrid and others as we unpack, dissect, learn and discuss parts of the Bible, Weird Church style.
As with all things Weird Church, we celebrate a diversity of perspectives and encourage folks from all religions, races, socio-economic backgrounds, genders, sexualities and families to join us.
During one of the best festivals of the year, Weird Church is a venue hosting spectacular musicians. This special event merges Woodstove artists with spiritual grounding and expansion, open to all.
Over and over, humans have offered glimpses of the Divine through words and images, in visions and poetry, in dreams and revelations beyond our wildest imagining. Through centuries our spirituality has come to life through color, movement, poetry, song, and image.
Weekly services: Sundays at 4 pm (they can be accessed online HERE - Zoom ID 810 1877 0234).
Our services are like church…but weird. Following monthly themes, we come together for about an hour for prayer, music, readings, reflection, and a time of discussion. There are no requirements or barriers to participating in Weird Church and all are truly welcome regardless of race, religion, sexual orientation, gender identity, marital status etc.
Children and Youth are celebrated and welcomed (with all the wiggles and noise and love they bring along with them) - programming will be available for those who would prefer thematic learning targeted toward a younger age range (roughly 6-12 but all are welcome).
All levels welcome to this 30 minute mid-day guided meditation practice. No registration required for this drop-in, by donation offering.
Alternating Tuesdays at 7pm: Queerly Beloved
A confidential and safe space to explore the intersection of queerness and Christianity with loads of room for unpacking, questions, sharing and healing.
please note:
Queerly Beloved is intended for those who identify as queer (or questioning) and not for allies. Together we will explore the unique intersection of gender, sexuality, and Christianity in a way that is fully affirming of the fullness of what it means to be human.
This group is for Queer folx who are wondering about Christianity, Christians who are exploring their queerness, and those who have been living in the world as out loud 2SLGBTQIA+ Christians for decades!
Due to the vulnerable nature of this exploration, we ask that allies not attend this specific space - there will be room for you in other events in the future, we promise! We know that not everyone in this group will be “out” in their daily lives, so confidentiality is of utmost concern for all who participate.
Questions? Concerns? Please email ingrid@weirdchurchcumberland.com or call/text Ingrid directly 250-218-7641
Want to join online? Simply click the link at the top of the page
Over and over, humans have offered glimpses of the Divine through words and images, in visions and poetry, in dreams and revelations beyond our wildest imagining. Through centuries our spirituality has come to life through color, movement, poetry, song, and image.
Weekly services: Sundays at 4 pm (they can be accessed online HERE - Zoom ID 810 1877 0234).
Our services are like church…but weird. Following monthly themes, we come together for about an hour for prayer, music, readings, reflection, and a time of discussion. There are no requirements or barriers to participating in Weird Church and all are truly welcome regardless of race, religion, sexual orientation, gender identity, marital status etc.
Children and Youth are celebrated and welcomed (with all the wiggles and noise and love they bring along with them) - programming will be available for those who would prefer thematic learning targeted toward a younger age range (roughly 6-12 but all are welcome).
🎉 Teen Social Night – Monthly Meet Up! 🎉
Looking for something fun to do? Come hang out at our Monthly Teen Social, a chill evening of games, music, snacks and community!
No need to sign up – just show up and bring your friends!
Suggested to bring a little money – there’s usually a bake sale run by our awesome volunteers to help us raise money for supplies and future events.
Come for the snacks, stay for the new friends!
All levels welcome to this 30 minute mid-day guided meditation practice. No registration required for this drop-in, by donation offering.
Alternating Tuesdays at 7pm: The Bible is Weird
Have you read it?
The Bible is weird, and misused, and misunderstood and beautiful and terrible. Join Ingrid and others as we unpack, dissect, learn and discuss parts of the Bible, Weird Church style.
As with all things Weird Church, we celebrate a diversity of perspectives and encourage folks from all religions, races, socio-economic backgrounds, genders, sexualities and families to join us.
