Stillpoint at Beckside
Spirituality Center

Stillpoint at Beckside
Spirituality Center

All Are Welcome!

Welcome: We provide a place where you can be seen as you are, holy and human.

Nurture: We offer opportunities to nourish our deepest self through contemplative practices and connection to each other.

Risk: We encourage a stance of surrender to the Unknown and allowing our hearts to break open.

Deepen: We expand our capacity for joy, to be instruments of love and service to each other and Creation.

We are so happy to be able to share this link to view the wonderful ceremony held at Stillpoint to honor the life of Linda Conroy.  Although it may be a bit hard to hear at times, the love for Linda is always loud and clear!  We extend a very warm thank you to Brian Kirst for videotaping our celebration.  (Open in the browser, then hit the play arrow).

In honor of her life’s work, we welcome your donation to Linda’s Legacy Fund which will be used for ongoing lawncare and general upkeep of the grounds. All donations are gratefully received!

For further remembrance of Linda’s legacy please click here.

We now have a new and improved way of making a donation through the link below, and a PayPal account is no longer needed.  If you prefer making a routine donation with bank-to-bank transfers, please contact Marguerite Johnson here for our routing and account information. You may also send a check to “Stillpoint, c/o Marguerite Johnson 214 N Commercial St, Suite 201, Bellingham, WA 98225

All Are Welcome

Stillpoint is committed to live more fully into our Vision Statement through the events we are offering as we continue our journey together.

“We seek to stay awake to Divine Love in these uncertain times of radical change to bring the gift of our presence to the world.”

Upcoming Events

Ongoing Events

Land Acknowledgement

We acknowledge that this land on which Stillpoint at Beckside resides is the traditional territory of the Lummi and Nooksack peoples. Their presence is imbued in these mountains, valleys, waterways, and shorelines.  May we nurture our relationship with our Coast Salish neighbors and the shared responsibilities to their homelands, where we all reside today.

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