Welcome
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SATURDAY MEDITATION
EVERY SATURDAY
PHONE:
(862) 799-9422
5:15 PM PACIFIC TIME
HEALING BASKET
OAHSPE CONVERSATIONS
(862) 799-9422
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- We understand that supremacy exists only in a week, fearful mind!
- We strive to do good works in the Creator's name.
- We Respect others' opinions with understanding and openness as long as their opinions do not diminish the dignity or free will of anyone.
- We are willing to accept differences from others with no bias.
- We treat others and ourselves with love and forgiveness.
- We are kind through our actions and whole-being.
- We give others the freedom we all deserve. It is easy to demand free will, but it is challenging to allow others to exercise their free will.
- we are able to admit our mistakes and take responsibility for our actions.
OUR HISTORY
UFK was the outgrowth of a newsletter called Faithist Forum started in 1954 by Will Crosby of Prescott, Arizona.
When Will's health began to fail, he searched among the subscribers of the Faithist Forum, and asked a Faithist group in Sacramento, California, to continue publishing the newsletter. The California group agreed to take up the work and unanimously incorporated in California as the Universal Faithists of Kosmon. The Newsletter name was changed to the Kosmon Voice. Over the years, the UFK expanded and incorporated in Utah, Colorado, and Ohio.
Many Faithists adhere to a vegetarian or vegan diet to reduce suffering. But being vegan/vegetation DOES NOT give anyone supremacy.
The UFK has maintained our Archives dating back to 1870, so that future generations can have access to the history of our unique religion. The Archives include but are not limited to materials from the Kosmon Church of England (1901-present), the history of Shalam Colony of New Mexico (1885-1905), the Faithist Brotherhood of Light of California (1901-1935), The Essenes of Kosmon (1935-1972), Eloists of Massachusetts (1909-present), and Four Winds Georgia/Faithist Archives East (1971- 2018).
The Archives are also home to many religious books and newsletters that were donated by the Authors or publishers; Justin Titus, Sister. Cora Nichols Bennett, Erma Jean Lee, Rev. Steven York, Dr. Susan Martinez, Hugh Rose, Harry Hilton, Greta James, Archie Frost, Frank, and George Morley, to list only a few. We are working to preserve the works of these Faithists Scholars. Much of this donated literature is free upon request.
We are interested in making the Archives available to the public, offering retreats to allow those who are studying to come to the Inyokern Retreat Center, where they can meet, study and have a spiritual community with other Faithists. We look forward to retreats happening as often as twice a year, coinciding with one of our religious holidays.
