At All Nations Indian Church, we strive to be a welcoming and inclusive community of faith that honors the dignity and sacred worth of every person. We welcome people of every race and culture, age and ability, family structure, economic circumstance, sexual orientation, gender identity and expression, and spiritual background. Whether you have been part of a church your entire life or are simply exploring faith, you are welcome here.
Rooted in Native traditions and Christian faith, we believe God calls us into right relationship with one another, with creation, and with the Creator. Following the teachings of Jesus Christ, we seek to embody love, compassion, justice, healing, and reconciliation in our community and in the world.
We are committed to walking alongside those who have been marginalized, advocating for justice, caring for creation, and strengthening our communities. We know we will not always get it right. We will make mistakes and fall short. Yet we believe God's grace continues to call us into the work of listening, learning, healing, and growing together.
As we walk this path, we seek to be a community where faith is lived through relationship, service, hope, and care for our relatives, neighbors, and future generations.
All Nations Indian Church is a congregation of the United Church of Christ (UCC) and shares a longstanding partnership with the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA). For decades, this relationship has brought together people from different Christian traditions in a shared commitment to Indigenous ministry, worship, healing, justice, and community care.
This partnership reflects our belief that we are stronger when we walk together. While rooted in Native traditions and Christian faith, we also embrace collaboration across communities, denominations, and cultures in service to God's vision of healing, reconciliation, and hope.
Today, All Nations continues this unique ecumenical ministry as a Native-led congregation, welcoming all who seek to grow in faith, build community, and serve their neighbors.