Sunday Service 🙏

Sunday Service 🙏

October 11th @ 3:00pm - 6:00pm
Two Birds Church: 2493 CR 427, Anna, TX 75409
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Sunday Service meets every week at our church in Anna, from 3 to 6pm. It’s how we carry the work into daily life. In ceremony we sit with whatever comes up, including fear, grief, resistance or denial, and on Sundays we do the same.

We gather as a community of practice: people committed to facing themselves honestly instead of escaping into fantasy or distraction. This is not a place for performance, preaching or surface-level talk. It’s where we keep working on self-responsibility and honest connection.

We can only work on what we’re willing to face. Sunday Service is where we practice that honesty together. It works a lot like a support group: people share honestly and listen without fixing. It isn’t ceremony, but it is sacred work. Week by week we practice honesty, owning our part and staying present, so that when we return to ceremony, or to the challenges of daily life, we’re more ready to sit with ourselves fully.

How a Sunday runs

Arriving and cacao
The afternoon starts with easy time to arrive, settle in and hang out over a cup of cacao.

Authentic sharing
This is the heart of Sunday Service, and it usually takes up most of the afternoon. Each week we work with a prompt: something simple and focused that helps us look beneath the surface. The prompts change with the seasons and with what our community is working on. The prompt is a starting point, and anything you share openly and honestly is welcome.

Everyone is invited to share from their own life, and nobody has to. The guidelines: speak only for yourself, from “I” (“I feel…”, “I’m experiencing…”). No advice, no fixing, no responding to others, and no rants. That way each person can say what’s true for them without interruption or pressure.

A share can be deep or simple, emotional or quiet. What matters is honesty. The prompt gives direction, and the practice is learning to name what’s true without bypassing, storytelling or spiritual theatrics. It’s the same way we meet ourselves in ceremony: openly, and without turning away.

Music
We leave time at the end for music: soundscapes and songs we play in ceremony.

Community potluck (last Sunday of the month)
On the last Sunday of each month, we stay after service for a potluck from 6 to 8pm. Bring a dish, or just come.

What time does the Sunday Service start and end?

Sunday Service runs from 3:00 to 6:00 PM at our church in Anna, Texas. You're welcome to stay afterward and spend time with the community.

Is Sunday Service free?

Yes. Sunday Service is free and open to everyone, and it always will be.

What or who do you worship at Two Birds Church?

We're a non-denominational church, and people of all beliefs are welcome. We don't worship outside entities or deities.

We believe healing and growth come from within, and we honor the divine in each person. Our focus is self-awareness, personal change and a deeper connection with the universal spirit, which we often call God. Each person has the potential to heal themselves.

What is the structure of a typical Sunday Service?

Each service is different, but most follow the same shape: cacao and time to settle in, a sharing circle with a guided prompt, then a closing of meditation, music, breathwork or movement.

What is the role of cacao in your Sunday Services?

We offer cacao at the start of the service to anyone who wants it.

Can new members participate in the Sunday Service?

Yes, new members are welcome. During the group check-in you can introduce yourself and share as much or as little as you like.

Do I have to sit in ceremony to be a member?

No. Ceremony isn't required for membership. Some of our members can't take part in ceremonies for medical reasons, and they're just as much a part of our church.

What types of activities are included in the service?

It changes week to week: meditation, song circles, breathwork, sound baths, dietary coaching, yoga and more. Each one gives you tools to carry what came up in ceremony into daily life.

Is participation in the activities mandatory?

No. Join in as much or as little as you want.

I'm an empath or sensitive to energies. Does your church offer protection from negative energies or entities?

We see feelings of negative energy or entities as coming from inside us: our fears, insecurities and old wounds. Our principle of Inner Responsibility means owning our emotions instead of blaming outside forces.

So we don't offer protection from outside influences. We ask you to turn inward, face what's there, and treat those fears as teachers. Honesty and accountability turn that discomfort into growth.

What should I bring to a Sunday Service?

Nothing in particular. A journal and a water bottle are handy, and wear comfortable clothes in case there's yoga or meditation.

Are children or families welcome at the Sunday Service?

Yes, families and children are welcome. We ask that children respect the quiet, reflective space.

On the second Sunday of each month we hold Little Birds, a service made for kids. Check the calendar for dates.

How can I get involved with leading or contributing to a Sunday Service?

Guest leaders need to have sat in our ceremonies and be active members of the church. Our services help people integrate ceremony, so we look for leaders who are doing that work themselves.

If that's you, talk to a church leader after a service or contact us through the website.

Is there a dress code for Sunday Services?

No. Wear something comfortable, since we may do meditation or yoga.

Can Two Birds Church provide a vaccination waiver for legal or medical purposes?

No. The framework we gave the government when the church was founded takes no position against vaccination, so we can't say that membership keeps anyone from being vaccinated.

Vaccination is outside our religious beliefs and practices, and we respect each person's own choice.

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