Judson Memorial Church is a vibrant and diverse spiritual community that is committed to social justice, creative expression, and sacred exploration. As a Protestant church, they draw inspiration not only from their own roots but also from the wisdom of other traditions. They embrace spiritual curiosity and understand faith as an ongoing process of action, revelation, and exploration.

At Judson, they believe that artists are modern-day prophets, and they find sacred meaning in all aspects of life, from the divine to the secular. Judson Memorial Church values the wellbeing of both body and soul, advocating for bodily autonomy, racial liberation, and freedom of sexual and gender expression. They maintain deep connections with civic, political, and social movements, recognizing that engaging with the world outside their walls is an integral part of practicing their faith.

Their vision is one of justice and inclusivity, where all individuals have the freedom to pursue their true purpose, regardless of their identity or background. They also aim to create a physical space that is fully accessible to all, with a staff that can support the programs expressing their values and mission. Affiliated with the American Baptist Churches, the United Church of Christ, and the Alliance of Baptists, Judson Memorial Church welcomes individuals from various religious backgrounds and denominations.

They believe in the autonomy of the local church and make decisions through a voting process. Judson Memorial Church is open, affirming, and welcoming to all sexual orientations and gender identities, supporting individuals in their quest for self-identity. They welcome everyone who identifies as lesbian, gay, bi, trans, queer, questioning, polysexual, asexual, pansexual, omnisexual, as well as heterosexual individuals.

Join Judson Memorial Church in their pursuit of justice, art, and worship. Experience a community that embraces diversity, promotes spiritual exploration, and actively engages with the world around them. Contact them today to become a part of their justice-seeking, creative, and thriving spiritual community