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John Dehlin
Wednesday, 16 December 2015 / Published in Podcast Archive

005: The Oasis Network of Secular Communities – A Possible Home for Unorthodox and Post-Mormons

As progressive and post-Mormons continue to leave the LDS church in increasing numbers, many former LDS church members miss the sense of community that they once enjoyed as active Mormons.

Oasis is a network of secular communities that meet weekly (on Sundays), organized according to the following values:Mike-Aus-200x200helen_pitch_questionnaire-200x200

1) People are more important than beliefs.
2) Reality is known through reason.
3) Meaning comes from making a difference
4) Human hands solve human problems.
5) Be accepting and be accepted.

Currently the Oasis Network has two thriving communities:

Houston Oasis: http://houstonoasis.org
Kansas City Oasis: http://KCoasis.org

Also, a new Oasis community is under development in Boston: http://bostonoasis.org.

In this episode we interview the two founders of Oasis: Mike Aus of Oasis Houston, and Helen Stringer of Oasis Kansas City.

http://traffic.libsyn.com/mormonstories/MT-005-Oasis.mp3

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Tagged under: agnositicsm, atheism, community, humanism, secularism

3 Comments to “005: The Oasis Network of Secular Communities – A Possible Home for Unorthodox and Post-Mormons”

  1. Susansays :Reply
    December 17, 2015 at 11:19 am

    Are there any Oasis communities forming in SLC?

  2. MDGsays :Reply
    December 17, 2015 at 1:12 pm

    This hit home for me. Wish there was one on Orange County CA

  3. Jaredsays :Reply
    January 8, 2016 at 3:43 pm

    San Antonio was mentioned as having some sort of Oasis presence, but I can’t find anything about it on their website or by Googling. Anyone know anything about it?

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