Welcome
Psanctuary is a religious community committed to spiritual responsibility, mutual support, and steady formation through shared practice.
A Sacred Mushroom Church
Psanctuary is a religious community that approaches sacrament as a serious spiritual practice, grounded in preparation, responsibility, and shared commitment.
Our members span many regions and are connected through education, relationship, and ongoing community life.
Through study and reflection, we integrate ceremonial practice within a broader path of spiritual formation.
Learn more about our community and membership commitments below.
Meet Our Communiuty
Sunday Service
Sunday Service is a non-sacramental gathering centered on meditation, study of the Tao Te Ching, personal reflection, and community dialogue.
Our community includes a diversity of spiritual perspectives. We ask participants to engage with respect, presence, and consideration for others.
Attendance does not require video participation.
Please note: Psanctuary’s Sunday Services and regular community gatherings are non-sacramental. Sacrament is approached as a formal religious rite and is practiced only within designated ceremonial contexts, in accordance with established protocols and under the guidance of trained ministers.
Membership Questions
If you’d like to learn more about our community, membership commitments, and non-sacramental offerings, our Membership Guide, Autumn, is available to answer general questions and help you understand what participation at Psanctuary looks like.
Autumn has been a member since 2023 and is an active participant in book clubs, member groups, and Sunday Services.
Life in Community
Psanctuary is a religious community rooted in communal spiritual practice, shared responsibility, and continuity of tradition.
While our members come from diverse backgrounds, participation is grounded in preparation, ethical commitment, and respect for the community’s shared practices.
Members connect through an online platform that supports education, reflection, and ongoing community life.
Membership supports the stewardship of our religious gatherings and the long-term sustainability of our community.
Communal Spiritual Practice
Spiritual Formation in Community
Members engage in a disciplined spiritual practice grounded in preparation, reflection, and integration within community life.
This practice is understood in religious terms, oriented toward insight, responsibility, and reverence rather than promised outcomes.
Some members feel called to ministerial service as a way of deepening their commitments and supporting the community through education, care, and stewardship.
The Journey of Sacred Mushrooms
Study & Reflection
Seminary Training Pathway
Members are encouraged to deepen their own spiritual formation first, grounded in preparation, reflection, and personal responsibility within community.
Some members choose to pursue additional study and service roles, including peer support, community assistance, and ministerial pathways oriented toward care, stewardship, and accompaniment.
Wisdom is shared through collective learning and mutual support, strengthening both individual commitment and community life.
