Destination Guide FAQExpress and share your spirituality and beliefs safely with others in one of the many virtual world discussion groups and gathering spots in Second Life.
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Buddha Center
The Buddha Center's mission statement is very simple and concise. They assure to the best of their abilities that Buddhism will be unequivocally and purely taught by experienced monastics and lay people in Second Life. This is a non-profit organization that allows all individuals the opportunity to gather and hear Buddhist monastics and lay people speak of various Buddhist practices.
Basilica of St. Peter the Apostle
Give thanks at this beautiful church, which is inspired by Italy's famous cathedral. A perfect spot for weddings, too.
Grace Baptist Church of Second Life ®
Grace Baptist Church of Second Life™ is a Church of love, acceptance and forgiveness. "It is not our place to judge -- ALL avatars are welcome - just keep it clean." Join them Sundays at 5 am and 5 pm Pacific. For more information, be sure to visit http://gracechurch-sl.org/.
Adam ondi Ahman
Providing information about the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, and supporting members of the Mormon faith in SL, Adam ondi Ahman welcomes all visitors to pray at the chapel or meditate in the peace garden.
Koinonia Church
This progressive Christian church, which is LGBT open and affirming, has been in Second Life for several years.
Ross Mosque
Listen to the call to prayer and come to pray! This mosque was built by Jessica Ornitz on commission from Prokofy Neva as an architectural tribute.
St. George Orthodox Christian Church
Visit a jewel-like church in a beautiful natural setting where you can explore Alpine meadows, wild rivers and deep pine forests.
Wiccan Learning Center
Wiccan Learning Center is a quiet place for those who are interested in learning more about what, exactly, Wicca is all about. You'll find books here that give notecards explaining more about Wicca, as well as a teaching altar.
The Monastery
When consciousness first dawned, men and women were equally the two sides of human-ness. In reverence and longing for that balance long since lost, this Monastery is built as a place of remembrance for what may yet again return. The Monastery is based loosely on the "real life" Abbey of St Mary on the tiny Scottish island of Iona. More info at: sites.google.com/site/sudaneerato/items/monastery
The Kingdom of Nubia
Nubia is an oasis in the desert, based around an Arabic and Muslim theme.
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