The Center serves people of any faith or no faith who want to expand the role that mystery plays in their worldview. Fremont's Argus newspaper wrote that it is a place where people from any of the area's diverse religious backgrounds feel free to worship and be validated. It is a place where Silicon Valley workers strung out on work and alienated by traditional religion can explore their spiritual side. It is a place that distinguishes between a problem to be solved and a mystery to be lived. People can solve a problem, but they can't solve a mystery.
People have to enter into a mystery.
Without emphasizing any particular religious perspective, the Center offers a three-tiered approach to spiritual growth. Anyone who can respect others' revelations of God is welcome. St. Anne's Church will soon undergo a major construction and renovation program. Part of this larger project is dedicated to further development of the Center.