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Affiliated New Thought Network. ANTN was founded by independent Religious Science ministers who envisioned a spiritual community that would provide heart-centered connection, support and networking for independent Religious Science ministries. They also envisioned a community in which Consciousness was the sole authority. Based on those visions, ANTN was formed in 1992.
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All Family Resources. At All Family Resources you will find information and services to enrich your family. They provide a wide-range of quality resources using an e-collaborative effort that includes information and services, that are easily available to both individuals and organizations. They provide these resources, for the main purpose of enriching the lives of all families.
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Alliance for a New Humanity. The Alliance for the New Humanity came to light spontaneously, when individuals from all walks of life, concerned about the dehumanizing trends that prevail in the world, got together to assess the deterioration of human values as perceived in the upsurge of, accelerating economic and social inequalities, terrorism and wars, social violence, ecological degradation and a generalized spread of social fear, individual frustration and lack of respect for life.
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American Academy of Religion. As a learned society and professional association of teachers and research scholars, the American Academy of Religion has over 8,000 members who teach in some 1,500 colleges, universities, seminaries, and schools in North America and abroad. The Academy is dedicated to furthering knowledge of religion and religious institutions in all their forms and manifestations. This is accomplished through Academy-wide and regional conferences and meetings, publications, programs, and membership services.
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Association of Unity Churches. The Association of Unity Churches believe in the common unity of all life and in the community of all human kind empowered by love. Unity teaches the universal principles and spiritual values as revealed and demonstrated by Jesus and the continuing revelation of the Christ Presence. They practice prayer, meditation and service as the primary means of becoming conscious of the oneness in God. |
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Association of Global New Thought. Once called the "religion of healthy-mindedness" by the philosopher, William James, the New Thought movement was born almost 150 years ago as a revolt against the negative dogmas so prevalent in the churches of that day.
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Campaign for Forgiveness Research. Forgiving and heal individuals, marriages, families, communities, and even entire nations. This website is a place to learn about scientific research into forgiveness, to share your own experience, or to be inspired by others. Forgiveness that is offered, received or observed can bring the power of forgiveness into your own world.
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Center for Progressive Christianity. Do you find more grace in the search for meaning than in absolute certainty, in the questions rather than in the answers? Do you have religious interests and longings but cannot accept the beliefs and dogmas you associate with Christianity? Are you repelled by claims that Christianity is the "only way"?
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Center for the Study of Islam and Democracy. The Center for the Study of Islam & Democracy (CSID) is a non-profit organization, based in Washington DC, dedicated to studying Islamic and democratic political thought and merging them into a modern Islamic democratic discourse. The organization was founded in March 1999 by a diverse group of academicians, professionals, and activists--both Muslim and non-Muslim--from around the USA who agree on the need for the study of and dissemination of reliable information on this complex topic.
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Childhelp USA. Childhelp USA® exists to meet the physical, emotional, educational, and spiritual needs of abused and neglected children. We do so by focusing our efforts in the areas of treatment, prevention, and research.
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Circle of Atonement. COA is A Course in Miracles (ACIM) based Teaching and Healing Center located in Sedona, Arizona. It is based on A Course in Miracles, the three-volume modern spiritual classic. The Circle's purpose is to extend the Course's profound message of love and salvation through forgiveness, primarily by serving students of the Course as they walk its path of spiritual development.
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Council on Christian Unity. This is the home of the ecumenical office of the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ). Their mission is to carry out the ecumenical witness that is their call as Disciples of Christ. As stated in John 17:20-24, they seek Christian unity so that all may be all one as Christ and God are one.
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Council for a Parliament of World Religions. The mission of the Council for a Parliament of the World's Religions is to cultivate harmony among the world's religious and spiritual communities and foster their engagement with the world and its other guiding institutions in order to achieve a peaceful, just, and sustainable world.
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Emissary of Light . The goal is simple – to help millions of people around the world enjoy the experience of deep inner peace, and to offer a variety of programs for extending that peace into the world. Their spiritual organization, The Beloved Community, touches of the lives of over 100,000 people every week with Internet courses, feature films, The Seminary of Spiritual Peacemaking, sacred site tours, and through the books and CD’s of James Twyman. They are also committed to helping the "Mystic Children" (AKA Indigo Children) share their messages of peace through two international conferences each year.
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Focus on the Family. Focus on the Family began in 1977 in response to Dr. James Dobson's increasing concern for the American family. James C. Dobson, Ph.D., is founder, former president and chairman of the board of Focus on the Family, a nonprofit organization that produces his internationally syndicated radio programs heard daily on more than 3,000 radio facilities in 12 languages in more than 95 other countries.
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Global PeaceWorks. Their Vision is to bring people of diverse spiritual traditions together for cooperative, charitable service projects. They create opportunities for people of diverse faiths and spiritual traditions to live together, perform charitable service and explore spirituality. Living as an international, interfaith family, they perform service, focus on interfaith dialogue and visit sacred sites. They support existing interfaith dialogue and interfaith conferences with a real-world expression of peace-building through action.
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Head Start. The National Head Start Association is a private not-for-profit membership organization dedicated exclusively to meeting the needs of Head Start children and their families. It represents more than 900,000 children, 190,000 staff and 2,500 Head Start programs in the United States. The Association provides support for the entire Head Start community by advocating for policies that strengthen services to Head Start children and their families; by providing extensive training and professional development to Head Start staff; and by developing and disseminating research, information, and resources that enrich Head Start program delivery.
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Humanity's Team. The mission of Humanity’s Team is to create the space of possibility for a new spirituality to emerge on the earth. It seeks to do this by causing humanity to see that there may be something human beings do not understand about God and about Life, the understanding of which could change everything. |
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Human Rights Resource Center. The Human Rights Resource Center is an integral part of the University of Minnesota Human Rights Center and works in partnership with the University of Minnesota Human Rights Library to: Create and distribute Human Rights Education (HRE) resources via electronic and print media;
Train activists, professionals, and students as human rights educators; Build advocacy networks to encourage effective practices in human rights education; Support the United Nations Decade for Human Rights Education (1995-2004).
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Idealist.org. Action Without Borders connects people, organizations and resources to help build a world where all people can live free and dignified lives. Action Without Borders is independent of any government, political ideology or religious creed. Their work is guided by the common desire of their members and supporters to find practical solutions to social and environmental problems, in a spirit of generosity and mutual respect.
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Institute for Research on Unlimited Love. The Institute has awarded a total of 25 initial grants for more than $2 million to distinguished scientists, many at leading research institutions. These researchers are conducting groundbreaking investigations into the nature of unselfish and unlimited love. |
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International Network on Personal Meaning (INPM). As a multidisciplinary, learned society, INPM is dedicated to the advancement of knowledge on the vital role of meaning in mental/physical health, spiritual development, and peace-making. What is unique about INPM is that it combines an appreciation for the importance of research with a strong emphasis on the need for public education and community service.
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International Coalition for Religious Freedom. The ICRF intends to be a leader promoting religious freedom for all people. They believe that every individual and religious entity, of whatever nation or belief, possesses the right to freedom of religious belief and expression as his or her conscience leads. This right, of course, must be balanced against the requirements of generally applicable criminal law. In fulfilling its task, ICRF will build on and bring to the international level the successful work of its predecessor, the Coalition for Religious Freedom, which has worked so diligently since its founding in 1984 to promote religious freedom in the United States.
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International Association of Sufism. The International Association of Sufism was founded by Seyedeh Dr. Nahid Angha and Shah Nazar Seyed Dr. Ali Kianfar. This non-profit organization was established in America in 1983 in order to introduce Sufism in all its varied forms to the public, make known the interrelation between Sufi principles and scientific principles, provide a forum for a continuing dialogue between the different schools of Sufism, and preserve and advance the study and goals of Sufism.
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Liberal Islam Network. The mission of the Liberal Islam Network is to:
1. Develop the liberal Islamic interpretations that are appropriate to our principles, and disseminate it to as many people as possible.
2. Attempt to create dialogue rooms that are open and free from any pressures of conservatism. Only by the availability of open rooms for dialogues, the thought and Islamic action improvement could be well preserved.
3. Endeavor the formation of a fair and humanely social and political structure. We believe that the democratic system is a system that "in the very now" can accomplish those needs. In capitalism, we believe that there are some policies could be supported, and criticize some of its aspects as well.
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Metanexus Institute. The Metanexus Institute advances research, education and outreach on the constructive engagement of science and religion. We seek to create an enduring intellectual and social movement by collaborating with persons and communities from diverse religious traditions and scientific disciplines.
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Muslim Wakeup. Muslim WakeUp! seeks to bring together Muslims and non-Muslims in America and around the globe in efforts that celebrate cultural and spiritual diversity, tolerance, and understanding. Through online and offline media, events, and community activities, Muslim WakeUp! champions an interpretation of Islam that celebrates the Oneness of God and the Unity of God’s creation through the encouragement of the human creative spirit and the free exchange of ideas, in an atmosphere that is filled with compassion and free of intimidation, authoritarianism, and dogmatism. In all its activities, Muslim WakeUp! attempts to reflect a deep belief in justice and against all forms of oppression, bigotry, sexism, and racism.
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Noohra Foundation. The Noohra Foundation, Inc. is a nonprofit, non-sectarian, spiritual educational organization. The Foundation is dedicated to helping people of all faiths understand the Bible from a Near Eastern Aramaic perspective. It was established to show an alternate route one may take in biblical studies. Noohra is an Aramaic word meaning "light" and "enlightenment."
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No Junk Food. This website was designed as a resource for those who wish to create a healthier learning environment for our youth. Despite the lobbying efforts of big soda and junk food companies, a tremendous wave of healthier alternatives in school vending machines and cafeterias is sweeping the nation.
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Planet Ark. Planet Ark's aim is to show people and business the many ways that they can reduce their day to day impact on the environment. Planet Ark is unashamedly populist! - We try to keep our environmental campaigns as positive as possible. In short, we define ourselves by what we are for rather than what we are against. This approach has struck a strong chord with the Australian public, millions of whom have joined in our environmental campaigns.
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Reincarnation Forum. The Reincarnation Forum encourages all points of view. It is not affiliated with any religion or philosophy. It is sponsored by Carol Bowman, author of Childrens' Past Lives and Return from Heaven--two books that emphasize an empirical approach to reincarnation. The Reincarnation Forum is the only place on the web we know of where you can ask questions, and get informed answers, about children who appear to be remembering a past life--Carol Bowman's specialty. Some of these children remember the life of a recently-deceased relative--the theme of Carol's most recent book, Return from Heaven. It is a phenomenon known as same-family reincarnation.
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Religious Intolerance Org. Sponsored by Ontario Consultants on Religious Intolerance. This is a large religious web site which promotes religious freedom, tolerance and diversity as positive cultural values. The site contains over 2,500 essays and menus. But it is very different from almost all other religious sites: They do not promote our own religious beliefs. They can't because they are a multi-faith group. They try to explain the full range of religious belief in North America, from Asatru to Christianity to Zoroastrianism. They report on controversial religious topics, from abortion access to equal rights and protections for homosexuals and bisexuals including same-sex marriage (our most popular topic). They try to explain all sides to each topic fairly and objectively.
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Religious Science International. Religious Science International is a mutual association of individual churches which have voluntarily joined together in a united effort to teach Science of Mind®. Each church has joined with the idea to draw strength and assistance from the whole movement.
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Secular Web. A website operated by the Internet Infidels, a non-profit educational organization dedicated to defending and promoting a naturalistic worldview on the Internet.
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Society for Spiritual Regression The Society for Spiritual Regression is a professional organization dedicated to furthering research and advances in the practice of Life-Between-Lives Hypnotherapy (LBL). LBL, also known as Spiritual Regression, was first developed by Dr. Michael Newton, author of the best-selling Journey of Souls and Destiny of Souls. LBL is a method to explore the journey of the soul between incarnated lives on earth; it is an extension and evolution beyond Past Life Regression. While in a deep and extended state of trance (usually 3-4 hours) our clients access soul memories in a higher state of consciousness, bridging past physical incarnations to connect with their immortal life in the spirit world.
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Soularize: A Learning Party. Soularize is a Web-based community for some 50,000 Christian leaders in 60 countries who are part of a new "emerging church" movement aimed at reinventing the church for the 21st century. They are responding to what many consider the most dramatic cultural shift since the Enlightenment. (Jane Lampman -The Christian Science Monitor)
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Spirituality For Kids. Each child deserves to develop into a strong, clear, happy human being, who is in control of their destiny, on the path to achieving their full potential, living a bright extraordinary life defined by tolerance and human dignity.
This is the purpose of the Spirituality for Kids Foundation (SFKF).
The Spirituality For Kids Foundation is the umbrella organization that provides the funding, research, development, support, implementation, and management for all of the spirituality for kids programs, services and products which include: The Spirituality for Kids Program, Spirituality for Kids Outreach, Spiritual Parenting, Spirituality for Teens, Kabbalah Children’s Academy, Spirituality for Kids training, Summer Camp, Spirituality for Kids Publishing, Personal Consultation, Hotline, Website, and physical locations.
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Spiritual-Path. Spiritual-Path.com is an internet-based resource for those with an interest in religions or spiritual matters. It is aimed at ‘beginners’ in the realm of spirituality and those without prior knowledge of this topic who wish to learn more or follow a religion or set of beliefs. This site is secular by design and definition and is an unbiased resource for all religions and spiritual practices. It offers guidance and information and also products for the beginner on the spiritual path to allow them to sample different facets for the experience or until they find the path they wish to follow. The products come complete with instructions and guidance, allowing the practitioner to experience the facet fully without wasting time or money or being turned off the subject due to being misinformed or misuse of the product.
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Templeton Foundation. The mission of the John Templeton Foundation is to pursue new insights at the boundary between theology and science through a rigorous, open-minded and empirically focused methodology, drawing together talented representatives from a wide spectrum of fields of expertise.
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United Communities of Spirit. United Communities of Spirit is a global interfaith network, linking people of diverse faiths and beliefs who want to work with others to build a better world. Our aim is to promote awareness that all humanity is part of the same spiritual family.
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United Religions Initiative. The purpose of the United Religions Initiative is to promote enduring, daily interfaith cooperation, to end religiously motivated violence and to create cultures of peace, justice and healing for the Earth and all living beings.
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Unity Corps. Unity Corps, Inc. is a progressive nonprofit organization
promoting "oneness amongst all human beings. Unity Corp's mission is to seek out those individuals and groups who support the aims of ethnic, religious, and sexual non-discrimination, and to provide for the peaceful promotion of human unity via the arts, assemblage, literature and other means of goodwill.
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Unity World Healing Center. Unity World Healing Center is a "ministry beyond walls" where people of all ages, backgrounds and beliefs celebrate the one common thread that lives in every heart.
The Institute for World Healing is a resource for people of all ages, walks of life, and religious and spiritual traditions. The Institute provides facilities, sponsors educational programs and cultural events, and promotes world healing.
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Wikipedia. The free encyclopedia. Wikipedia began on January 15, 2001 by founders Jimmy Wales, Larry Sanger, and a few enthusiastic English-language collaborators. Three and a half years later, as of September 2004, there were 10,000 active contributors working on over 1,000,000 articles in 50 languages. As of today, there are 430669 articles in English; every day hundreds of thousands of visitors from around the world make tens of thousands of edits and create thousands of new articles.
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World Council of Churches. The World Council of Churches (WCC) is the broadest and most inclusive among the many organized expressions of the modern ecumenical movement, a movement whose goal is Christian unity.
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World Peace Prayer Society. The World Peace Prayer Society is dedicated to inspiring people to embrace compassion, to respect life and to live in harmony with one another. Peace on earth can only become a reality when all people rise above national boundaries, politics, religion and ideologies. We need to celebrate our cultural diversities rather than using them as a reason for conflict.
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World Prayers. The mission of The World Prayers Project is to improve human relations by celebrating the many forms of prayer and honoring the benefits of spiritual, cultural and natural diversity.
The World Prayers Project (WPP) is a nonprofit, educational, public service organization whose founding objective is to gather and present historic and contemporary World Prayers in a unified, multifaith archive on the Internet.
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Zero to Three. ZERO TO THREE's mission is to promote the healthy development of our nation's infants and toddlers by supporting and strengthening families, communities, and those who work on their behalf. We are dedicated to advancing current knowledge; promoting beneficial policies and practices; communicating research and best practices to a wide variety of audiences; and providing training, technical assistance and leadership development. ZERO TO THREE is a national non-profit organization.
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The organizations below work hard to educate and otherwise provide service for the universal good of all of our brothers and sisters regardless of religious affiliation.