Sunday Night Worship Services:

Sunday begins at midnight, which means we hold midnight service for adults 21 and over. We ask that all church members to please arrive no later then 11:00 pm Saturday night
Spiritual Humanism is Religion based on reason. There is a reason humans go out Saturday nights to bars and night clubs. I believe it's the fact that humans need to socialize.

Future Worship Services:

My dream is to hold Sunday afternoon worship service for everyone. At present I just don't have the space. The blue prints are done for the addition of a new Chapel. We are still waiting for the seller to tie into the public sewer system. The old sewer system drain lines are in the way for building the Chapel.
The good news: August 27, 2008 the seller finaly paid the tap in fee.

What do we Worship?

1) We Worship Humans: All humans, regardless of your race, your national origin, or your religious background. Humans are the most important living creature on earth. It's humans that can make this world a better place for everyone to live a beautiful life. It's also humans that can destroy life on earth, lets all pitch in and prevent that.

2) We Worship Nature: Without nature humans would not survive. Trees give the oxygen we breath, plants give us the vegetables and fruit we eat, water gives us life. As humans, it's our duty to preserve everything that's natural.

3) We Worship all living creatures: We belive all living creatures are here on earth for a reason. Some provide us with food, some are used for prescriptions to save lives, some for companionship. Studies have shown that owning a pet may improve your depression symptoms.

4) We Worship the seasons: Known as Solstice and Equinox.

Educational humanism:
Humanism, as a current in education, began to dominate U.S. school systems in the 17th century. It held that the studies that develop human intellect are those that make humans "most truly human". The practical basis for this was faculty psychology, or the belief in distinct intellectual faculties, such as the analytical, the mathematical, the linguistic, etc. Strengthening one faculty was believed to benefit other faculties as well (transfer of training). A key player in the late 19th-century educational humanism was U.S. Commissioner of Education W.T. Harris, whose "Five Windows of the Soul" (mathematics, geography, history, grammar, and literature/art) were believed especially appropriate for "development of the faculties". Educational humanists believe that "the best studies, for the best kids" are "the best studies" for all kids.
As adults and parents, it's your choice to use (transfer of training) to your children.