Is Momivate a Religious organization?
The short answer is no, we are not affiliated with one religion. The long answer is below:
As one of our 42 facets, Momivate joyfully promotes the reality of God as our Heavenly Father. We do so with an inviting and encouraging tone!
Connecting mothers with their most powerful co-creator, God himself, is one of Momivate's most impactful offerings, and so we openly teach about prayer and scripture study on our website. Once a year, it is the topic of our SMILE gatherings.
We know that worshiping God is understood and practiced with vast variety. We honor all who are living true to their convictions, trusting that they have conscientiously determined what those convictions are.
Belief in divinity is *not* a requirement to join us. Please know that we are lovingly inclusive!
We appreciate opportunities to respectfully discuss various perspectives regarding faith.
If you are not currently comfortable with religious discussions, please know that we welcome you regardless and will do our best to accommodate your need to refrain from participating in such discussions.
As one of our 42 facets, Momivate joyfully promotes the reality of God as our Heavenly Father. We do so with an inviting and encouraging tone!
Connecting mothers with their most powerful co-creator, God himself, is one of Momivate's most impactful offerings, and so we openly teach about prayer and scripture study on our website. Once a year, it is the topic of our SMILE gatherings.
We know that worshiping God is understood and practiced with vast variety. We honor all who are living true to their convictions, trusting that they have conscientiously determined what those convictions are.
Belief in divinity is *not* a requirement to join us. Please know that we are lovingly inclusive!
We appreciate opportunities to respectfully discuss various perspectives regarding faith.
If you are not currently comfortable with religious discussions, please know that we welcome you regardless and will do our best to accommodate your need to refrain from participating in such discussions.
