Churches

Oakland's first Black-owned psychedelic church opened in June 2024 on Telegraph Avenue between 17th and 18th Street. Akoma offers psilocybin-based gifts, trine events, grow classes, and ancestral healing with a focus on wellness, cultural reconnection, and community. Coverage and source notes cite KPIX, Oakland Hyphae, Zombiemyco, and Instagram.

Last verified: 2026-06-15

Church of Cosmic Consciousness is a Castro-based mushroom church described in source notes as the longest-running mushroom church in San Francisco. It opened in October 2023 and offers pastoral psilocybin worship with chocolate bars and sacrament. SF Standard, Cannabis Culture, Yelp, Reddit, and Linktree sources note community support, but reported closure plans mean status should be verified before visiting.

Last verified: 2026-06-15

Holy Trinity of Divine Church is an active Santa Cruz syncretic mushroom church blending Buddhism, Catholicism, and New Thought influences. Membership is free with in-person sign-up, and the church uses donation-based distribution with Sunday services and a YouTube channel; minister Bart Clanton estimated probably a couple thousand members in Lookout Santa Cruz coverage. The church offers raw mushrooms from multiple cultivars, gummies, chocolates, and capsules from an exclusive single granger supply, with effects mapped on euphoria/reflection and body/visual axes.

Last verified: 2026-06-15

Oakland-based mushroom and plant medicine church offering safe ceremony spaces, educational workshops, and community events. Membership-based contact is handled by text or email only, with no Signal or Telegram ordering. Public sources list current Yelp, Instagram, Facebook, and MapQuest presence for the Telegraph Avenue location.

Last verified: 2026-06-15

Mycology Psychology describes itself as a spiritual community using time-honored sacraments and offering personalized protocols, practitioners, retreats, products, and integration support. The official site lists an August 2026 Temecula retreat and church pages including a statement of faith and spiritual integration circle.

Last verified: 2026-06-12

Psacrament is the Oakland psilocybin sacrament provider formerly known as Healing Oakland. The provider was founded by someone who used mushrooms to overcome PTSD and addiction and now offers text-based menu and dosing guidance. Yelp, Reddit, and Instagram notes indicate current activity as of June 2026, but visitors should verify hours before visiting.

Last verified: 2026-06-15

Rising Phoenix Entheogenic Temple operates Bay Area mushroom church locations in San Francisco and Santa Cruz under an Entheoism framework. The Lower Haight location at 440 Haight Street is one of the temple's San Francisco branches, with all locations listed as open daily 10 AM to 8 PM. Phase 3D source notes add the Russian Hill expansion, Santa Cruz location, entheoism page, Yahoo Finance expansion article, SFist article, and Yelp Santa Cruz photo notes.

Last verified: 2026-06-15

Rising Phoenix Entheogenic Temple's Russian Hill branch opened at 1506 Vallejo Street as the temple's second San Francisco location. The church uses a free-membership model and frames sacred plant practice through Entheoism. Phase 3D source notes confirm all Rising Phoenix locations open daily 10 AM to 8 PM and add expansion coverage references.

Last verified: 2026-06-15

Rising Phoenix Entheogenic Temple's Santa Cruz location opened in October 2025 at 212 Fern Street in a century-old house between CannaCruz and Costco. The temple follows an Entheoism faith model blending 12 major world religions with an Earth-based, nondenominational structure, free online membership, donation-based access, and follow-up events such as sound baths, healing sessions, and drum circles. Staff provide on-site consultations about dosage, effects, purity, and therapeutic goals, while the menu includes raw mushroom cultivars, gummies, chocolates, and capsules with effects mapped on a continuum.

Last verified: 2026-06-15

Oakland-based mushroom church providing access to curated magic mushrooms, DMT, and other ancestral medicines. The church says medicines are sourced from reputable suppliers. It has been featured in local coverage of Bay Area psychedelic churches.

Last verified: 2026-06-15

Sacred Garden Community is an interfaith entheogenic church facilitating direct experiences of the Divine through psychedelic mushrooms, peyote, and ayahuasca. The church follows a principle of least dogma and provides sacrament access through membership. Source notes connect the group to Berkeley Alembic programming and Berkeleyside coverage.

Last verified: 2026-06-15

Temple of Soma is a San Francisco mushroom temple with Financial District and Inner Sunset locations opened in late 2025 and early 2026 according to the supplied source notes. The temple practices Entheoism under 501(c)(3) Zensana Religion Inc. and offers free membership with micro and macro psilocybin sacrament. Source notes cite templesoma.com, SF Gazetteer, Instagram, and Atly.

Last verified: 2026-06-15

The Living Church SF is a San Francisco psilocybin church focused on spiritual exploration through sacred fungi. It hosts events such as The Big Cap comedy and storytelling nights and Chakra Gong events. SFGate, Linktree, and Reddit source notes indicate daily hours, but visitors should verify the current Post Street location.

Last verified: 2026-06-15

Zide Door operates under Church of Ambrosia, which describes itself as the world's largest psychedelic church with 137,000+ members. The church practices Entheoism, was raided in 2020, and continues operating in Oakland with daily hours from 9 AM to 10 PM. Source notes cite Church of Ambrosia, NPR, VICE, Oaklandside, Hyperallergic, and the FAQ page at https://ambrosia.church/faqs/.

Last verified: 2026-06-15

Ceremonia's official site presents a Colorado nonprofit offering legal psilocybin retreats, ceremonies, education, and sacred container materials. The site lists psilocybin journeys and sacrament-related pages, but a specific Denver street address was not visible in the captured page text.

Last verified: 2026-06-12

Church of the Sacred Synthesis describes a non-dogmatic spiritual community using psilomethoxin and 5-MeO as sacraments. The official site lists Littleton contact information, membership tiers, ceremonies, education, and leadership including co-founder Benjamin Moore.

Last verified: 2026-06-12

Colorado Psychedelic Church / PACK Life operates from a public-facing Colorado Springs storefront at 5028 North Academy Boulevard after moving from a residential house in June 2026. It uses psilocybin mushrooms and DMT as sacraments, publishes a Book of PACK Life faith document, and lists support sessions around $60-$100. It is not a state-licensed healing center, and its religious-exemption claim remains legally untested in Colorado courts.

Last verified: 2026-06-15

HCU Mushrooms identifies itself as a private member association under the Church of Higher Consciousness Unlimited. The official site says the .com site is educational, directs members to hcumushrooms.org, and describes responsible microdosing and member formulas under Colorado law.

Last verified: 2026-06-12

PsiloVibe Church's official site presents psilocybin mushrooms, capsules, chocolates, gummies, tea, and events as church sacraments. The page is active and includes product pages, recent 2025 posts, and a statement of faith, but a physical Colorado Springs address was not visible in the captured page text.

Last verified: 2026-06-12

The Divine Assembly is a multi-state entheogenic religious organization with Colorado presence referenced in church-directory source notes. It reimagines religion with psychedelics as active sacrament and claims legal worship protections under RFRA and related religious-freedom arguments. This is not a Colorado state-licensed healing center, so visitors should verify the local chapter and legal posture before participating.

Last verified: 2026-06-15

DC's first mushroom church offered spiritual growth through sacred mushroom sacrament. Membership-based access included hand-crafted, hand-delivered sacrament, tinctures, and wellness products, with free memberships for veterans and first responders. ABCA/MPD shut down the location alongside Tobacco King & Vape and Farm House DC, so status must be checked before visiting.

Last verified: 2026-06-15

Sacred ceremony center honoring the Fungi Kingdom, including ceremonial mushrooms, alongside ayahuasca and other plant medicines. Membership is required to attend ceremonies. It is a separate entity from Mother Earth Mushroom Church and is listed on AyaAdvisors and Retreat.guru.

Last verified: 2026-06-15

Entheo Community describes itself as a nationwide fellowship using entheogens and nature immersion as part of a spiritual way of life. The official site lists public weekly assembly, membership, ordination tracks, and sacrament training, while location details beyond Atlanta from the master task remain limited.

Last verified: 2026-06-12

Entheo Temple is a Georgia faith-based organization whose official site identifies it as an Atlanta sacred psychedelic mushroom church. The page describes sacred mushroom sacrament, membership, spiritual counsel, small group ceremony, retreats, and states that it does not sell or distribute controlled substances.

Last verified: 2026-06-12

Psanctuary describes itself as a nationwide inter-tradition sacred mushroom church with weekly Sunday services, guided ceremonies, education, and membership. The official site lists community access from $35/month and states that sacrament is consumed during ceremonies with guided protocols rather than regular services.

Last verified: 2026-06-12

Church of Our Earth describes itself as a woman-led, nature-based psychedelic church in Southern Maine. The official site says psilocybin microdosing and macrodosing are part of its religion, lists more than 500 members, and shows 2026 online services, integration circles, and end-of-life care training.

Last verified: 2026-06-12

Per Ankh Entheogenic Church is a Detroit non-denominational house of worship incorporating psilocybin mushrooms and cannabis into religious and community practice. Founder and director Moudou Baqui connects the church lineage to Kilindi Iyi, the Detroit Psychedelic Conference founder and martial artist who viewed entheogens as part of advanced training. Source notes describe cultivation classes, potency testing, harm-reduction and addiction counseling, trauma support, community events, and no raid as of mid-2025.

Last verified: 2026-06-15

Soul Tribes International Ministries billed itself as Michigan's first entheogenic church before Detroit police raided it in 2023. The City of Detroit accused the organization of masquerading as a church while operating as a controlled-substance distribution center; church leadership filed a $1 billion lawsuit alleging religious discrimination and constitutional violations. This listing is retained as a contested enforcement record rather than an active access listing.

Last verified: 2026-06-15

Church of the Mushroom describes itself as a global online psychedelic church focused on sincere religious practices. Its official site references psilocybin and other entheogenic sacraments, free and supporting membership, spiritual journaling, legal information, and a sacramental catalog for members.

Last verified: 2026-06-12

Congregation for Sacred Practices is a 501(c)(3) religious organization whose official site says it works with sacred plant medicines and entheogenic sacraments. The site lists membership, ceremonies, minister training, a minister directory, ethics programming, and community events.

Last verified: 2026-06-12

Sugarleaf Church is a national entheogenic church network whose official legal page describes sacramental use of entheogenic sacraments, including cannabis and psilocybin mushrooms, as sacred elements of its spiritual practice. The same page identifies Sugarleaf Church as founded in 2014 and publishes a church email address.

Last verified: 2026-06-12

The Living Sacrament describes itself as a nationwide spiritual community using sacred mushrooms as ceremonial sacraments. The official site lists membership, events, sermons, documentation, offerings, and a 5,000-plus-member claim, though public contact details were limited in captured text.

Last verified: 2026-06-12

Salt City Sanctuary is a Utah sacred mushroom church and branch of Sugarleaf Church. Its official FAQ says the member-only sanctuary offers psilocybin and cannabis sacraments for spiritual healing, and its legal page says entheogenic sacraments include cannabis and psilocybin mushrooms.

Last verified: 2026-06-12

Singularism's official site describes it as a psilocybin spiritual center rooted in a contemporary religion. It lists guided entheogenic ceremonies, integration counseling, facilitator training, a phone number, social links, and current 2026 copyright.

Last verified: 2026-06-12

The Divine Assembly is a Utah religious organization whose official site centers autonomous worship and membership. The page emphasizes legal worship, safety, gatherings, and individual communion with the Divine; psilocybin relevance is known from the master task and broader public profile rather than explicit mushroom text on the captured homepage.

Last verified: 2026-06-12

Ayahuasca Community Fellowship, also known as Aya de la Vid, operates near the Seattle area on a five-acre property in Roy, Washington. The supplied notes describe three-day ayahuasca ceremony weekends led by ordained Traditional Elders from Amazonian lineages plus facilitators, with BookRetreats listing 5.00 ratings from 24 reviews. Ayahuasca remains Schedule I, and no DEA exemption was confirmed for this organization in the supplied dataset.

Last verified: 2026-06-15

Church of Gaia is a Spokane 501(c)(3) entheogenic church using ayahuasca as sacrament. Source notes state it received a DEA religious-exemption approval in May 2025 through the Petition for Religious Exemption process, making it one of the few U.S. churches with legal ayahuasca access. Ceremonies are led with Shipibo-Konibo Indigenous ceremonial leaders from Peru, and membership is by application after attending events and building community relationships.

Last verified: 2026-06-15