West Michigan’s Spiritual Community
We are a local West Michigan community formed of many perspectives, spiritual and secular, exploring what it means to be fully human, wrestling with meaning, and working together toward a better life.
C3 inspires spiritual, intellectual, and creative exploration and action, led by the questions, “what are the biggest challenges we face on our shared journey, and how do we respond to those challenges?”
Join in on the conversation of our new series
We come together each Sunday at Grand Haven’s Central Park Place
9am Pre-Talk – Meet the morning’s teacher in a small group setting for an open discussion of the day’s topic
10am Gathering – Welcome, readings, meditation from a community member, teaching, and music
Kids – Each week we provide a safe and welcoming environment for kids of all ages starting at 10am
11am Talk Back – A chance to share questions, comments and stories related to the morning gathering
Cannot Make It? – You can catch the gathering Live on our Facebook Page beginnning at 10am
Appearing Sunday, April 27th
Rob Larson
Guest Teacher
Rob Larson is an Affiliate Professor at Grand Valley State University specializing in wildlife, watersheds, and Indigenous conservation. A citizen of the Nottawasseppi Huron Band of the Potawatomi, he blends traditional knowledge with modern science through a “two-eyed seeing” approach. His work highlights cultural perspectives in environmental management, alongside his passion for outdoor activities, tribal language, and community-based ecology.
Tony Halchak
Musicial Guest
Tony Halchak is an award-winning singer-songwriter known for his “black diamond Americana” – a gritty mix of folk-rock and blue-collar storytelling. Originally from Northeastern Pennsylvania and shaped by Michigan’s music scene, his work draws on influences like Springsteen and Prine. His albums, including Harvest Songs and All the Monsters Love the Dark, explore themes of resilience, heartache, and hope.
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Last time on the C3 stage
Brad Ruggles
Last Sunday we started a new series, Sacred Earth: Reconnecting with the wisdom of nature and our place within it. Brad’s first talk was Holy Ground, which will we will build on as the series progresses. This week the topic is Holy Smokes – The Plants that Heal Us.
