Mothers Trust
Mothers Place
Religious Order
& Sacred Space
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 HOW WE SERVE AS MODERN MYSTICS WITH MISSION HEARTS

Our Misson is To Honor & serve Humanity, 

Especially regarding the welfare of Women & Girls.

NAMASTE  FROM MOTHERS TRUST MISSION ASHRAM, RAMAKRISHNA SARADA UNIVERSAL TEMPLE  FOR DARSHAN OF THE SACRED ASHES OF SRI RAMAKRISHNA AND SACRED RELICS 0F  HOLY MOTHER SRI SRI MA. Mothers Trust Mothers Place is a Religious  Order, dedicated to serving humanity.
We do this by maintaining the Mothers Trust location, with its land, buildings and Temple  as a Sacred Space for all time, with the Holy Relics that are interred  here.

We Honor & Explore the meaning of the "Motherhood of God" & its implications for renewed understanding.  We use universality & exploration of sacred wisdom, as found in the world's faith traditions, to inform contemporary issues. We advocate compassion to meet global issues & human needs. Gender Equality & Respect for women & men alike is our underlying method. Mothers Trust recognizes the sacred in all & maintains sacred space for exploring the Wonders of the Spirit.  

We are dedicated to interfaith study and dialogue as a way of promoting understanding, compassionate  forgiveness, respect and peaceful relationships among people of differing beliefs. For the sustainability of the earth  and the healing of all living beings,  Interfaith  honors differences and the common ground of human dignity and Spirit. 

We encourage organizations that serve Women & Girls, children, teens and infants. Every Woman who heals herself, heals others who came before her and those who will come after. Mothers Trust  explores the wonders of the spirit to create healthy generations, wellness and love. 

We develop our compassionate interfaith health-caring community, honoring the wisdom of the world's traditions, while serving in healthcare. We respect and honor individual dignity,  faith, culture, family and home. We are equally committed in  helping prepare caregivers, whether clergy, physicians, nurses or lay persons, to be spiritually informed.