Wildflower Church is a deliberately inclusive, open-minded religious community in the Unitarian Universalist tradition. We joyfully nurture one another in our lifelong spiritual journeys, and we commit to transforming ourselves and the world around us through acts of compassion, love and social justice.

We are searching for a Spiritual Home of Our Own

Wildflower members and friends completed a survey to provide input on our search. Click on the link below to read the survey results.

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Save the Date for the Search for a Home of  Our Own Workshop!

Date:  September 18, Saturday, 10 AM - 2 PM
Location:  Faith Methodist Church, 2701 S. Lamar Map & Directions
***Registration begins Sunday, August 29*** Registration Form & more information

Rev. Eliza Galaher on KOOP Radio's People United focusing on Austin Interfaith

Want to find out about Austin Interfaith and Wildflower's involvement in this affiliate of the Industrial Areas Foundation? Click on this link to listen to Rev. Eliza Galaher and fellow Austin Interfaith leader Ofelia Zapata of San Jose Catholic Church, in an interview with KOOP radio's Allan Campbell.

Annual Wildflower Self-Assessment Survey Results

The Committee on Ministry has completed the annual congregation-wide survey. You can read the survey results on the Committee on Ministry page.

8th Annual Wildflower Women's Retreat

The 8th Annual Wildflower Women’s Retreat will be held on October 22-24, 2010. By popular demand, we’re back to the beach, this time at the Sandcastle Resort Condominiums in Port Aransas. Registration opens August 8 and closes on September 17. Read more

Buy HEB gift cards to support Wildflower Church's search for a Spiritual Home of Our Own

You can support Wildflower Church simply by buying groceries and other items at your local HEB or Central Market. Read More

2010 Amy Young Memorial Service Trip to New Orleans

Eight Wildflower women traveled to New Orleans in June to do hurricane recovery work for the 3rd annual Amy Young Memorial Service Trip. View the slide show

Mark Barkan in the Austin American Statesman

The Austin American Statesman wrote an article on our beloved Mark Barkan, who died June 3. We will miss him dearly.  Read the full article