Who We Are

The Network of Spiritual Progressives NSP  welcomes people of every faith and all people of good will.    In every faith there is a struggle happening right now between those who hear God speaking as the force of power and domination and those who hear God speaking as the force of healing, transformation, love and generosity.    As the Network of Spiritual Progressives, we put our spiritual values into practice by lifting up our voices and working together to make love and caring the new bottom line in our personal, civic and political lives.     

Our Mission to Create A Caring Society  can be accomplished  by transforming our world’s economic and political arrangements  based on our common yet deepest spiritual values.   At the same time equitable and just economic success would be achieved. 

 TheGlobal Marshall Plan  HR 1016 and the Proposed Environmental Social Responsibility Amendment to the U.S. Constitution are instruments of this transformation.    

Our Mission

"Creating A Caring Society"

 We seek to "Create a Caring Society"  as defined by the Spiritual Covenant with America.   

These guiding principles of our

 progressive movement include:    

loving relationships;

 personal and social responsibility;

values based education;

 comprehensive health care;

environmental stewardship;

a safer world;

 and separation of church, state and science.

 Go to Spiritual Covenant With America for more information on these guidng principles. 

Our History  

The NSP was founded in 2005 by  Dr. Cornel West, Sister Joan Chittister and Rabbi Michael Lerner. 

Today  world wide  members connect virtually as well as in local Chapters in 36 US States and 4 Foreign Countires.     

The NSP Chapter in Palm Beach County NSPPBC was organized  in 2006 .   
Since that time NSPPBC has sponsored special events such as a "Let Justice Roll" Conference and  Peace Vigils in addition to  monthly meetings .  In 2010-2011 an "Energy Fun Festival" and "Interfaith Soup and Prayer" were sponsored in collaboration with other Interfaith and Envirnmental organizations.  The 2012 Program year commenced with the 9-11 Interfaith Family Day, also in collaboration with other Interfaith Communities.   

Monthly Program Schedule includes topics which reflect the  objectives of the Spiritual Covenant..