One human family,
gathered beneath
many names for the sacred.
The Omnist Centre of North America welcomes people of every faith and none — those rooted in a tradition, those questioning, and those who find meaning without religion. Across genders, sexual orientations, cultures, ages, abilities, and backgrounds, we gather with equal dignity.
"Truth is one; the wise call it by many names." We take this ancient saying as our covenant — to love, to listen, to learn, to lift one another.
A wide roof, four steady posts.
Reverence
For the mystery within all traditions and within every person.
Reason
Honoring science, doubt, and the humanist inheritance of ethics without dogma.
Compassion
The universal ethic: do no harm, and where you can, do good.
Community
We are stronger woven together than kept apart by creed or border.
Every tradition has a seat at this table.
Widely practiced or less widely known, rooted in history or newly emerging — each tradition deserves respect on its own terms. We learn with practitioners, honor cultural context, and respect boundaries around sacred knowledge and ceremonies.
Explore all traditions →- Christianity
- Islam
- Judaism
- Hinduism
- Buddhism
- Sikhism
- Bahá'í
- Jainism
- Zoroastrianism
- Shinto
- Taoism
- Confucianism
- Indigenous Wisdoms
- Pagan & Wiccan
- Unitarian Universalism
- Rastafari
- Cao Đài
- Tenrikyō
- Druze
- Yazidi
- Humanism
- Secular Ethics
- … and every path that heals
A practice for every dawn.
A daily blessing from the Psalms. A sitting from the Zen tradition. A hymn from the Sikh Guru Granth Sahib. A humanist reflection to end the day. Our library gathers the world's small, luminous practices.
Enter the library"Bring your beliefs, your questions, or your nonreligious outlook. You do not need a faith to belong. There is more light in the room when every person is welcomed as they are."