The Oak Ridge Ministerial Association is an interfaith group of clergy and non-profit leaders, established in 1968 with the aim of creating relationships that work while enhancing the community of Oak Ridge, Tennessee. Our 50+ year history is rich with many long-standing relationships that have been formed among clergy, congregations, and our community. We are grateful for the leaders who came before us, on whose shoulders we stand. As we look to the future, we invite all of our faith communities to join us in prayer, community service, and love.
Although many of us meet and interact throughout the month collaborating on projects and enjoying fellowship, our primary meeting time is the 4th Tuesday of every month at 1:00 PM. We are hosted by a different faith family or community ministry each month. See our calendar for this month's meeting!
Faith life in Oak Ridge is flourishing. To take and look at the faith and community life happening this month in our city, read our most recent meeting minutes and announcements. We believe these “news and notes” tell a story of vision, collaboration, and community service. Read the latest "News and Notes!" »
Our members represent a wide range of Christian denominations, inter-faith religious groups, and non-profits who have agreed to come together to serve and unite our community by finding common ground. Unity in diversity is a fact of life we celebrate. Our Members and Current Officers »
In at time of increasing polarization and divisiveness in our nation, ORMA is committed to strengthening our community bonds. One of the ways we’re doing that is by encouraging and supporting shared meals that build trust and togetherness across difference. Listening to one another’s stories is an entry point toward to building healthy relationships, and healthy relationships are the building-blocks of a healthy community. To learn more about these community-building suppers, visit oakridgeperiodictables.com
— Brene Brown