The Tony Aguirre Community Center will be out of power until next Tuesday. This means that the scheduled Sunday Gathering is cancelled and instead we will be meeting at Loose Park at 11:00 am for a picnic! Please bring chairs, blankets, portable grills, what have you, and we’ll get out and enjoy the nice weather!  

Despite all previous announcements this Sunday’s gathering and every Sunday for the foreseeable future will be at the Tony Aguirre Community Center. We apologize for any confusion and thank you for your patience as we have worked through these location scheduling issues. The Tony Aguirre Community Center is located at Kansas City Oasis 2050 W Pennway […]

Did you know you can support Kansas City Oasis when you shop at Amazon? Use the following link to set your Amazon Smile charity to Kansas City Oasis. http://smile.amazon.com/ref=smi_ge_rl_rd_gw?_encoding=UTF8&ein=47-2462353 When you shop make sure your URL starts with “https://smile.amazon.com”. Amazon will donate 0.5% of the cost of every eligible purchase to Kansas City Oasis on […]

Due to our tremendous growth in attendance lately, we will be moving to a new space that can house everyone! Starting on April 5th, we will have Sunday Gatherings at the Tony Aguirre Community Center (their Facebook page can be found here). The address for the building is 2050 W. Pennway Terrace, Kansas City, MO 64108. This new space will be […]

Kansas City, MO (March 20th, 2015)— As it completes its first year of building a growing and thriving freethought community, Kansas City Oasis is taking time to look back on its success. Within its first year, Oasis has successfully provided freethinkers with a safe place to learn, where they can celebrate life, find social support, […]

Oasis supporter Mark Dixon recently wrote an article about Oasis for the April issue of Mension, the newsletter of the Mid-America chapter of Mensa. Oasis Article – Mension April 2015

We’ve been featured on the front page of the Kansas City Star Magazine’s Sunday edition: This assembly is called Kansas City Oasis. Members gather weekly in a way that appears churchlike, but there’s no prayer, no reference to a higher power. Most are atheists or agnostics, although people of faith aren’t excluded. “We get to […]

TIME Magazine is doing a feature about non-faith-based communities building the in the midwest, focusing on our affiliate, Houston Oasis. We even get a mention! On a clear, Sunny July morning, as churchgoers all around Houston take to their pews, dozens of nonbelievers are finding seats inside a meeting room in a corporate conference center […]

Helen Stringer was invited to write a guest post for JT Eberhard’s blog on the importance of building a community inclusive of (but not exclusive to) atheists: It’s 9:30am on Sunday morning. Not only am I notsleeping-in, I’m 20 minutes from home setting up an event space in mid-town Kansas City: lining up chairs, setting up […]