About us
Oasis is a place for the non-religious to come together to celebrate the human experience.
We understand that vibrant, tightly knit communities are central to human happiness and well-being. That’s why we need Oasis: to provide a place for like-minded individuals and families to connect, be inspired and feel empowered. Every Sunday morning, we offer you the chance to get together to discuss real-world principles supported by evidence and free thought, not scripture or revelation. Furthermore, we provide a place where your children can explore their developing world views, ask questions and make friends in an environment that’s supportive of critical thinking.
Our core values define our community and help shape our interactions with each other, society, and the world:
People are More Important Than Beliefs
Throughout history beliefs, dogmas, and ideologies have divided people and have been the source of wars, persecution, and other conflicts. The Oasis movement values the well-being of people over any abstract belief, dogma, theology, or philosophy. Our common humanity is enough to bind us together in meaningful community. (And, yes, we are fully aware that this is also a belief—but we’re just fine with a little irony in our lives!)
Reality is Known Through Reason
Most religions claim to have special insight into the nature of reality on the basis of revelations given by supernatural beings. As a secular movement, the Oasis communities are committed to exploring and understanding reality on the basis of empirical evidence and rational discourse.
Human Hands Solve Human Problems
The challenges facing humanity are largely created by humans themselves. We don’t wait for divine intervention. If the world is to become a better place for all people; it is up to us to make it happen through our collective wisdom, resources, and efforts.
Meaning Comes from Making a Difference
Oasis communities do not exist only to satisfy the needs of their members or perpetuate the Oasis movement. Rather, Oasis communities are committed to service projects and civic engagement that improve the lives of others locally, nationally, and internationally.
Be Accepting and Be Accepted
Oasis communities strive to be places of acceptance for all people. We embrace and celebrate humanity in all its diversity and we foster an environment of compassion and kindness without regard to race, ethnicity, sexual orientation, and family structure.
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Upcoming events
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Bridget Brennan-Crisp and Bridgette Moore, Punk Rock Saves Lives
1717 W 41st St, Kansas City, MO, USMusical guests: The Stroppers (https://www.facebook.com/thestroppers)
Community moment: Steve Werner
Featured speakers: Bridget Brennan-Crisp and Bridgette Moore, Punk Rock Saves LivesPunk Rock Saves Lives is a national organization founded by Rob and Tina Rushing with the goal of signing people up for the bone marrow registry. PRSL shares mental health and recovery information. Lastly, harm reduction is extremely important. Narcan and Plan B are available at every show.
Bridget Brennan-Crisp was the founder of the PRSL Kansas City chapter. Later, she allowed Bridgette Moore to be the co-lead. Since then PRSLKC has grown to five event leads and various volunteers. Punk isn't just a genre of music, it's a mindset. Positivity. Unity. Nurture. Kindness.
By participating in this event, you agree to abide by the Oasis Code of Conduct (http://www.kcoasis.org/about-oasis/code-of-conduct/).
2 attendees
Game Night!
1717 W 41st St, Kansas City, MO, USBring your favorite board games and a snack to share. Let’s roll the dice, shuffle the cards, and make some great memories together!
Host/Point of Contact: Ethan @ethanthekiwi on FB MessengerBy participating in this event, you agree to abide by the Oasis Code of Conduct (http://www.kcoasis.org/about-oasis/code-of-conduct/).
6 attendees
Featured speaker: Diane Euston, Westport Historical Society
1717 W 41st St, Kansas City, MO, USMusical guests: Beau, Aidan and Maya Bledsoe (https://www.facebook.com/beau.bledsoe1/)
Community moment: Sara Geelan
Featured speaker: Diane Euston, Westport Historical SocietyDiane Euston, secretary of the Westport Historical Society, holds a master’s in history and education. Her thesis explored the life and impact of William Gillis, the founder of Kansas City. A seasoned speaker, Diane has presented multiple times at the American Association for State and Local History (AASLH), focusing on effective methods of teaching local history in classrooms, among other local history subjects.
Diane is a published author with works that delve into the history of Westport and Kansas City. She also teaches high school English, broadcast journalism, and the only high school class in Kansas City devoted to the city’s history. As an expert historian on Westport and Kansas City, her dedication to preservation is profound.
Following the gathering, there will be a tour of the Harris-Kearney Historic House Museum. Admission is $10 for adults, or $7 for seniors 65+ and students 7-18. The tour is limited to 10 people.
By participating in this event, you agree to abide by the Oasis Code of Conduct (http://www.kcoasis.org/about-oasis/code-of-conduct/).
3 attendees
Past events
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