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Blessings in the New Year! And, there is no Sunday evening service on December 31

Nordwood-Themes, www.unsplash.com We approach a traditional time of new beginnings with the arrival of 2018.  There are feelings of celebration, inspiration, possibilities, and perhaps even a bit of relief to bid 2017 farewell. Our Sunday Evening Services team blesses and appreciates each and every one of you who has come to a Sunday evening service this year.  It is your presence that inspires us and creates the sense of deepening connection that we treasure. The last Sunday of 2017, there is no evening service.  With all the lovely morning and afternoon times of meditation and vigil on December 31, it felt like it was time to party.  So, for those of you who signed up ahead and put your names on the waiting list, we look forward to seeing you.  We chose to limit seating and don't have space for last-minute drop-ins.  Given the enthusiasm for the gathering, I'm sure there will be others in 2018. Our team is excited as we look forward to the 2018 Sunday evening se

Christmas Eve Cangle Lighting Services, 6 pm and 8 pm, Sunday, December 24

Photo by Nicola Fioravanti on Unsplash Our Christmas Eve Candle Lighting Services will be at 6 pm and 8 pm – a magical evening of music, inspiration, prayer, and lights. The candle lighting procession will be accompanied by sacred music of the season specially prepared by music director Christopher Fritzsche and performed by the Christmas Eve Choir and Orchestra. Message by Dr. Edward Viljoen. Arrive 15 minutes early and sing familiar carols together.

"I Am What I Am and That's All That I Am" Sherry Vierra, RScP, 7 pm, Sunday, December 17, Waggoner Hall

Photo by  drmakete lab  on  Unsplash Are we agents of programing or perception? Egoists or evolutionaries? Reflectors of circumstance or character? Can we transcend our primitive instincts and choose enlightened response? { Spoiler alert. ]  Yes, we can! We hope you will join us for this life transforming discussion.  The service begins at 7 pm, in Waggoner Hall, with Practitioner Sherry Vierra facilitating.  All are welcome.

"Conversation in Circle: Integrity", Maggie Cole, RScP, 7 pm, December 10

Jorse Barahona, www.unsplash.com Second Sunday evening services we gather to talk about the focus for the month. This Sunday the topic is "Integrity". Join with Practitioner Maggie Cole in exploring this central spiritual value. The conversation begins at 7 pm in Waggoner Hall, North Wing.

"Who Am I Really?", Maggie Cole RScP, 7 pm, Sunday, December 3, Waggoner Hall

Photo by  Yoann Boyer  on  Unsplash Here is what Maggie Cole has to say about her talk on December 3: "The first step toward healing is one of honest self-analysis. The value of Integrity is one of my highest values and it keeps rising as a priority as I discover the power of it. To inquire within ourselves, to discover the real truth of who we are, to be in alignment with our word, to place honesty first, to do what we say, to be accountable, to walk our talk is essential to spiritual unfoldment." Sunday evenings we gather to share what matters, listening, speaking, sitting together.  All are welcome to this opportunity to join in spiritual community.  Musician Tom McCurry adds his voice to creating a sacred circle.  The service begins at 7 pm, in Waggoner Hall, North Wing.  All are welcome.

"Sacred Sunday Singing with Karen Drucker", 7 to 8:30 pm, Sunday, November 26

“Music has the ability to bypass the mind and sink into the heart.“ Breathing, stillness, rest, calm, allowing yourself to just “be” and not “do” for a little while. Settling into your heart and dropping into that place of inner knowing. At this time after the fires, give yourself a “time out” and allow yourself to be musically nurtured.  This evening service will be an audience participatory event where we sing and chant, meditate and pray together. This is a sacred, meditative, musical event where we create a sacred space by spending time chanting, (singing repetitive and affirmative words over and over), being in silence, listening to short sacred inspirational readings, and just allowing ourselves to “be”.  We will sing, speak, and meditate on the themes of health and well-being, love, prayer, sacred service, faith, and gratitude. Some of the songs may include: The Face of God, Your Prayer Is My Prayer Too, Blessing To The World, Holy Holy Holy, Loving Kindness, I Am S

"Healing Tragedy Through Synchronicity", Sky Nelson-Isaacs, 7 pm, Sunday, November 19

Synchronicity is a trustworthy guide that often requires letting go.  Tragedy can reopen our hearts to the call of synchronicity and flow and reconnect us with our authentic self.   Finding more authenticity in our lives is a great gift which can be hidden underneath the pain of loss, yet when we suffer great loss, we are more open to whispers from life, calls to new direction.  When we are grieving, we are more available to the gentle but persistent guidance from life that comes in the form of synchronistic events.  Sky will gently explore this with us. Sky also brings his musical talents to the service.  Joining him in song are  Fran Bailin and Steve Berry.  The service begins at 7 pm in Waggoner Hall, North Wing.  All are welcome.

"Conversation in Circle: Spiritual Living as the Heart of Gratitude", Maggie Cole, RScP, 7 pm, Sunday, November 12

Artwork by Edward Viljoen This month's theme is Spiritual Living as the Heart of Gratitude.  Since this Sunday is a second Sunday, Maggie Cole facilitates a conversation about what this means and how the practice of gratitude shows up in our lives. Sunday evening services are an opportunity to talk about what matters to you and hear what others have to share.  The service begins at 7 pm in Waggoner Hall (formerly Room 10) in the North Wing.  All are welcome.

"Begin with Gratitude", Maggie Cole, RScP, 7 pm, Sunday, November 5

Greg Becker, www.unsplash.com Acknowledging the good that you already have in your life  is the foundation for all abundan ce.   Ec kh art Tolle Rev. Edward Viljoen once said “gratitude is causal”. Beginning with gratitude enhances everything. There is a movement in consciousness, a realization of spaciousness and possibility and of course, a reveling in the abundance of the universe. Gratitude and acceptance are the keys we may be looking for when looking for abundance and prosperity.  Join Practitioner Maggie Cole as she explores this topic on the first Sunday in November.  The service begins at 7 pm in Room 10, North Wing. All are welcome.

"Healing in Community - An Interfaith Service", Rev. Tara Steele and Friends, 7 pm, Sunday, October 29

On Sunday evening, we invite our neighbors to a service of music, chanting and prayer. Many different spiritual leaders and their communities will join musicians in offering this time of healing and hope. All are welcome to this service which begins at 7 pm. Simultaneous Spanish interpretation is available. Donations will go to the Redwood Credit Union Wildfire Fund. Muchos líderes espirituales y sus comunidades se unirán el domingo 29 de octubre con música, oración y ceremonia para la curación y la esperanza después del incendio de Santa Rosa. Todos son bienvenidos a unirse. Será traducido simultáneamente en español. Gratis.

"Self-Love and Self-Loathing in Las Vegas and at Home", Georgia Davis RScP, 7 pm, Sunday, October 22

Photo by  Preston Pownell  on  Unsplash This Sunday Practitioner Georgia Davis brings song and insight to the Sunday evening service.  As she describes, her talk will be about  the inner and seemingly outer views of self/Self .  If we are safe with ourselves we are always safe. The service begins at 7 pm in Room 10, North Wing.  All are welcome

"Cultivating Love: For Self and Others", Elias Owens RScP, 7 pm, Sunday, October 15, 2017

Photo by Celine Beaufigeau, unsplash.com Michael Beckwith has said that our one purpose in life is to be an emanation of love. Join  Practitioner Elias Owens in conversation about the ways love can be nurtured in our hearts and our actions. What strategies and tools can we use to cultivate a deeper expression of love in relationships and all we do? The service and conversation begin at 7 pm in Room 10, North Wing.

"Conversation in Circle: Belonging", Maggie Cole RScP, 7 pm, Sunday, October 8

Photo by London Scout, Unsplash.com J oin Maggie Cole in a spirited conversation where we discover the value of belonging in love and community.  Our community gathers at 7 pm in Room 10, North Wing, where all are welcome to participate in sharing on the evening's topic, "Love as safety - Belonging".

"Belonging," Maggie Cole, RScP, 7 pm, Sunday, October 1

By London Scout, www.unsplash.com “May the forms of your belonging-in love, creativity, and friendship - Be equal to the grandeur and the call of your soul.” John O’Donohue You know that feeling when everything feels right, where you don’t have to worry about tomorrow or yesterday, where you feel safe and know you’re doing the best you can. There’s a word for that feeling, it’s called Love. When we feel we belong, we experience love as safety. Music: Our beloved Tom McCurry joins us to inspire and move us with his music, his beautiful voice and the magic that he always brings to our Sunday Evening Service. All are welcome.  The service begins at 7 pm in Room 10, the North Wing.

"Do Be Do Be Do", Rev. Tara Steele, 7 pm, Sunday, September 24

Photo by  Hamish Clark  on  Unsplash Human beings or human doings?  Do be do be do ...  There is a still point beyond the doing, there is a call to be  the change we want to see in the world. In our form of affirmative prayer, we know the what and leave the how to Spirit. Do be do be do ... Join Rev. Tara this Sunday as she leads a conversation about the dance of do be do be do and how it unfolds.  The service begins at 7 pm, in the North Wing, Room 10.  All are welcome.

"Full Circle," Sherry Vieerra, RScP, 7 pm, Sunday, September 17

Photo by  Pris Pritam  on  Unsplash At Sunday's evening service, Practitioner Sherry Vierra explores key questions about community service:  "Why do I serve? Who do I serve?  How do I serve?"   Together we will peek underneath the action of service and examine the non-action of intention.  The service begins at 7 pm in Room 10, North Wing.  All are welcome.

"Conversations in Circle: Community Service", Maggie Cole, RScP, 7 pm, September 10, Room 10 North Wing

Join Maggie Cole in a conversation about service as we connect and communicate with each other in an atmosphere of love, compassion and caring. The service begins at 7 pm in Room 10, North Wing.  All are welcome to bring your voice to this conversation.

"Balance: Giving and Receiving", Maggie Cole, RScP, Sunday, September 3, 7 pm

“Giving and Receiving, 2 sides of one coin, giving and receiving, oh what a joy”, lines from a song by Tom McCurry.  Here are Maggie's words about this service:   We are certainly told that it is more blessed to give than to receive. I have learned something else.  Unless and until I am willing to receive, my giving may feel like one of many things; obligation, duty, what is expected of me, even control. Receiving requires openness, vulnerability, surrender, trust and faith. “It’s holy, yes to give, and to receive is holy too”. Thank you, Tom, for this reminder. Calvin Johnson lovingly gives of himself and his music and we on Sunday Evening eagerly receive his generous offering.

"Across the Interfaith Table 2017", Sunday, August 27, 3:30 to 7:30 pm

Our Sunday evening service on August 27 has expanded to an afternoon and evening celebration of interfaith connection.  From 3:30 to 7:30, there will be workshops, a group program, and a vegetarian potluck. Learn about Islam, Judaism, Christianity or Sikhism -- or join in Dances of Universal Peace.  After one of these workshops from 3:45 - 4:45, come into the sanctuary for a beautiful program of interfaith prayers, readings and music that begins at 5 pm. Following that group program, there is a vegetarian potluck where you can get to know your neighbors. Doors open at 3:30 pm for this free event.  Come to one part or all.  If you plan to attend the potluck, please bring a vegetarian dish to share -- free of all meat and alcohol.  And, if possible, bring your own plates and utensils to save on clean up and trash. All are welcome to this free event, an annual Interfaith Council of Sonoma County gathering.  Have questions? Contact Rev. Tara at tara@cslsr.org or go to Acr

"Compassion It", Marielle Taylor, RScP, 7 pm, Sunday, August 20

Marielle Taylor, RScP, facilitates this Sunday's evening service.  Her topic is "Compassion It",  moving from self-judgment to self-acceptance through mindfulness.  Come participate in an evening of active meditation and embodiment practices to open your heart and body-mind. The service begins at 7 pm in Room 10.  All are welcome.

"Conversation in Circle: Love, Compassion and Caring", Practitioner Maggie Cole, 7 pm, Sunday, August 13

Photo by  Bonnie Kittle  on  Unsplash Join Practitioner Maggie Cole as she facilitates a  conversation in circle to open to ourselves and each other as we explore our availability to Spirit.  This interactive evening service begins at 7 pm on Room 10, North Wing.  All are welcome. 

"Being Available to Spirit", Maggie Cole RScP, 7 pm, Sunday, August 6

Photo by Leo Rivas Micoud, unsplash.com Spirit is always and ever available to us: a guiding light, an infinite source of love, joy, intelligence, wisdom and so much more. It provides us with everything to live a life of love, compassion and caring. The question is, "Am I available to Spirit to garner the gifts that are forever being given?"  The Sunday evening service begins at 7 pm in Room 10, North Wing. Join Practitioner Maggie Cole as she explores who we open to love, compassion and caring in our lives. Music: Tom McCurry shares his love with us through his presence, his music and his beautiful expression.

5th Sunday - Communication Is a Two-Way Street, Practitioner Maggie Cole and Friends, 7 pm, July 30

Practitioner Maggie Cole has gathered an outstanding team of ministers and practitioners to explore the many ways that one listens to and communicates with the One.  This special Fifth Sunday evening service begins with a welcome and prayer in the sanctuary, then attendees choose among the seven workshop-style offerings, from prayer to writing to body awareness to meditation and more. This program is open to all.  Please plan to join Maggie and friends on Sunday, July 30, beginning at 7 pm in the sanctuary.

"How Well Do You Listen?", Rev. Tara Steele, 7 pm, July 23

Photo by Aaron Burden, www.unsplash.com This Sunday's service focuses on listening.  In that spirit, Rev. Tara invites you to take some time in the coming week to listen to this simple chant created by Paramahansa Yogananda.  It's on youtube so you may have to skip an ad at the beginning. Listen Listen Listen performed by Shaina Noll Have a listen then come share your experience and hear the experiences of others. Sunday evening service begins at 7 pm in Room 10, North Wing.  All are welcome.

"Cookies and Lemonade in Community", Rev. Tara Steele and Friends, 7 pm, July 16

Arlene Waclawek, www. unsplash.com This Sunday evening, you're invited to get to know others who attend Sunday evening services.  We often are so busy with all that we do that there isn't time to simply sit and listen to each others' stories and experiences.  We will have some time to sit in prayer and in silence -- most of our time together will be deliciously simple, being in community, sharing a bit of who we are. We gather at 7 pm in Room 10, North Wing.  All are welcome. PS:  If you would like to bring some home made cookies to share, please do.

"Conversations in Circle: Open Communication", Maggie Cole, RScP, 7 pm, July 9

What value do you place on communication? You are invited to engage in conversation and practice communing with God, yourself and each other in the lovely, open and gracious atmosphere of the evening service.  Practitioner Maggie Cole leads the conversation on Sunday evening.  All are welcome, the conversation begins at 7 pm in Room 10, North Wing.

"The Secret of Life", Maggie Cole, RScP, 7 pm, July 2

Photo by Sebastian Unrau, www.unsplash.com “I believe in a direct communication between the Spirit and the individual - the Universal Spirit personifying itself through each and all; this is a beautiful, a logical and an unavoidable conclusion.”  Ernest Holmes, Can We Talk to God? In Maggie Cole's experience of being alive on the planet, she has heard this question again and again, “What is the secret of life, the meaning of life?”. Maggie's response is that the secret of life is “communication and timing”. This has been an ongoing discovery. When life reveals itself, it is important to pay attention. God always has something wonderful for us and the art of communing with God, ourselves and each other is an art to be valued and practiced. Music: Tom McCurry, Maggie's beautiful and talented friend, will inspired us as he communicates with song, story, presence and power. Love it. The service begins at 7 pm in Room 10, North Wing.  All are welcome.

"Walking Your Talk", Rev. Tara Steele, 7 pm, June 25

In Rev. Tara's words: "Perhaps it's actually about "talking your walk".  I don't know about you but I can spend a fair amount of time second guessing myself, wonder what I'm doing, whether I'm on track, on purpose.  Please join me to see where we are, what our walk looks like, and whether it's something we need to talk about." The Sunday evening service begins at 7 pm in Room 10, North Wing.  All are welcome to this informal, interactive time of community spiritual practice and exploration.

"How Much Do Your Values Weigh?", Practitioner Sherry Vierra, 7 pm, June 18

Photo by Breno Machado, www.unsplash.com Can our  values   be the "rock of our salvation" when the wind of change and challenge blows our way?  On Sunday at our evening service, we will explore some ideas on how to stand firm (maybe flapping about a bit) without being "blown away."  We hope you will join us for a conversation about how we might let our   values   hold us so we don't have to struggle to hold them. The service begins at 7 pm in Room 10, North Wing.  All are welcome

"Conversation in Circle: Accountability", Maggie Cole, RScP, 7 pm, June 11

What does accountability mean to you? Where does it show up in your life? What is yours to do? Are you willing to recognize the call? These and other questions give us an opportunity to share and witness each other in our community circle. Join Practitioner Maggie Cole in a conversation about accountability on Sunday evening, June 11.  The service begins at 7 pm in Room 10, North Wing.

"What Is Mine?", Maggie Cole, RScP, 7 pm, June 4

By Aaron Burden, www.unsplash.com In this year focused on value-based spiritual living, here is the June affirmation: “We account for our activities, disclose them in a transparent manner, and accept responsibility for our actions and the obligations entrusted to us.” In Maggie Cole's words:  "ACCOUNTABILITY! A powerful value, for me, right up there with integrity. It is a constant in life that we are given the opportunity to choose, to stand for who and what we are and what we do in this life. When we are willing to say YES to what is ours to do, to be accountable and take responsibility for our words, deeds and actions, we align ourselves with the truth of who we are."  Music:  Calvin Johnson blesses us with his presence, his beautiful voice and songs that lift and inspire. Come early and revel in his gifts. 

"Is Your Artist in Residence?" Rev. Tara Steele, 7 pm, May 28

This month we've talked about many aspects of creativity.  It is at the heart of who we are and is not defined by artistic ability.  As we bring the conversation to a close, Rev. Tara and musician Jewel Shield offer an opportunity to touch into your inner artist. With music, with silence, with spoken word and practice, this service will take us within to where our artist always is present.  No special skills or talents are required, simply show up and be present.  The service begins at 7 pm in Room 10; the music will begin a bit earlier.  All are welcome.

"Cultivating Creativity: Letting Go of Comparison", Megan Rooney RScP, 7 pm, Sunday, May 21

Photo courtesy of Martha McCabe The tulip does not turn to the rosebush in the flowerbed next to it and suddenly feel inadequate because of its simple petals and slender stalk. It embraces the creation of beauty that it is and is meant to be.   We humans tend to fall prey to our comparing mind and judge ourselves for being, having, or expressing as less than, rather than simply embracing the unique creative expression that we are.  Join Practitioner Megan Rooney to explore, embrace and celebrate our Divine creative nature! The service begins at 7 pm in Room 10, North Wing.  All are welcome

"Conversation in Circle - Creativity", Maggie Cole, RScP, 7 pm, May 14

Ray Hennessy, photographer, www.unsplash.com  Let’s join in community to share our creative genius. Let us inspire and celebrate this luscious gift. Join Practitioner Maggie Cole as she facilitates a conversation about creativity, one of the qualities of the Divine always expressing in, through, and as us.   The service starts at 7 pm in Room 10, North Wing, all are welcome.

"To Be Spiritual Is To Create", Practitioner Maggie Cole, 7 pm, Sunday, May 7

Photo by Siebe Warmoeskerken, www.unsplash.com “We allow the ongoing activity of Spirit into our hearts, minds and activities to bring forth new forms and expressions to inspire and guide” Here's what Practitioner Maggie has to say about this Sunday's evening service: “If I couldn’t create, I might as well be dead”. My son said this to me one day and at the time, I don’t know that I understood the depth of what he was saying about himself. I have since revealed the truth of this in my own life. The absolute joy of accessing the wealth of ideas God is always and forever supplying and once in a while capturing it and bringing it to form. Glory Hallelujah. The realization of the infinite creativity of Spirit is truly a gift that keeps on giving. Let us always revel in it.  Music:  Maggie's intuitive and creative friend, Andy Graham, brings his musical expression to us this Sunday. He and other artists are Maggie's mentors for witnessing her own intuiti

"IT's Happening Now - Say Yes to IT!", Rev. Michael Gott and Practitioner Maggie Cole, 7 pm, April 30

April 30 is a fifth Sunday -- come celebrate life at the Sunday evening service. We are blessed to have renowned musician songwriter Rev. Michael Gott, who joins our own Maggie Cole in magnificent, magical, musical musings around the theme of Saying Yes! For those of you who subscribe to Science of Mind  magazine, Rev. Michael is featured in the April issue. If you would like, come early at 6:30 to join in meditation in the upstairs Meditation Room.   The service begins at 7 pm, where all are welcome.

"Where Do Heart and Mind Meet?", Rev. Tara Steele, 7 pm, Sunday, April 23

By Elijah Jett, at www.unsplash.com Our "textbook", when first published, was titled The Science of Mind and Spirit.   Although there is much focus on our thoughts and beliefs, the realms of intuition and insight, more commonly thought of as heart-centered, are also important.  Sunday, Rev. Tara speaks to the rest of the story, drawing from our book of the month Love and Law,  as well as other materials.  Please join us this Sunday evening at 7 pm for learning and practicing the wisdom of the heart. All are welcome to this spiritual community service, in Room 10, North Wing, at the Center for Spiritual Living, Santa Rosa.

"Walking the Talk of Jesus: Faith", Practitioner Elias Owens, 7 pm, April 16

This Easter Sunday evening's conversation focuses on  Jesus ' teachings on Faith. Practitioner Elias Owens will lead a time of contemplation.  There will be scriptural readings as well as an opportunity to share personal experiences of activating faith.  All are welcome at the Sunday evening service which begins at 7 pm in Room 10, North Wing..

"Conversation in Circle: Transformation and Evolution", Practitioner Maggie Cole, 7 pm, Sunday, April 9

Jason Strull, www.unsplash.com  Second Sunday evenings are an opportunity to discuss the values of the month in a welcoming, safe circle of spiritual seekers.  Prayer Practitioner Maggie Cole brings her wisdom and experience as a starting point for questions and shared conversation.  All are welcome to this spiritual community which comes together Sunday evenings at 7 pm in Room 10.  This month's Second Sunday topic is "Transformation and Evolution".

"I Am What Thou Art!", Practitioner Maggie Cole, Sunday, April 2, 7 pm

Photo by Aziz Acharki at Unsplash.com “We do deep inner personal work of self-discovery and healing to reveal the greater truth of our divinity, wholeness and freedom” "I am what thou art and thou art what I am." What a powerful statement of truth. Maggie's mother used to say, “If you want to get anything done, go to the top”.  She got Maggie a job doing this very thing.  When we want to step into the truth of who we are, where are we to go? Why not go to the top, the Source, the Infinite, the Divine to realize that this, indeed, is who and what we are. We are made in the image and likeness of God, all that is attributed to Spirit is ours. Transformation and evolution take place when we align ourselves with the truth. Let’s do it, NOW! The service begins at 7 pm, in Room 10.  All are welcome. Music:  Our beloved Tom McCurry joins us to provide his beautiful voice and music to lift up up, open our hearts and feed our souls.

"Daring Greatly -- You Can Do It" Rev. Tara Steele, Sunday, March 26, 2017, 7 pm

  Photo by Fredrick Kearney Jr.   unsplash.com According to Bronnie Ware , one of the top five regrets of people in their last days of life is that they didn't live their life, instead they lived according to the expectations of others.  What holds us back? What are we afraid of? There is so much to gain and not so much to lose.   Join Rev. Tara Steele as she explores this topic at Sunday evening's service in Room 10 at 7 pm.  On Sunday evenings, we come together in spiritual practice and talk about what matters in our lives.  We are doing it, here and now. 

"Band Aids, Can We Live without Them?", Sherry Vierra, RScP, Sunday, March 19, 2017, 7 pm

Join Practitioner Sherry Vierra in a conversation about how and why we cover our pain.  There are rewards and consequences to exposing the pain.  What does it require to live wide open, at least some of the time?   Sunday evening service offers the opportunity to sit together in spiritual practice and talk about what matters.  All are welcome to this service which begins at 7 pm in Room 10.  

"Conversation in Circle: Open to Our Evolution", Practitioner Maggie Cole, Sunday, March 12, 2017, 7 pm

Practitioner Maggie Cole invites us to come together and explore the ways in which we can use spiritual practice to assist us in keeping our minds and hearts open to what she calls “honoring the process of our evolution”. Behold, all things are made new.  Sunday evening services are an opportunity to get know others in our spiritual community in a safe, supportive environment where all are welcome, seen, heard and appreciated. The service begins at 7 pm in Room 10, North Wing, Center for Spiritual Living, Santa Rosa.

"A Beginner's Mind", Practitioner Maggie Cole, Sunday, March 5, 2017, 7 pm

Ernest Holmes said in the Science of Mind textbook “…our outlook on life must be transformed by the renewing of the  mind…”. In every moment, we have the opportunity to begin again, to choose again, to open ourselves to  the infinite wellspring of inspiration, information, insight and wisdom that is always available to us.  Maggie's invitation is to make ourselves available to all that is being offered, being given freely by God the Living Spirit.  May we come to each moment brand new, making room for what is happening now for in the present moment, all is truly well. All are welcome at our Sunday evening service which begins at 7 pm in Room 10, North Wing.

"How Is Your Story Working for You?", Rev. Tara Steele, 7 pm, Sunday, February 26, 2017

What do you tell yourself about who you are, about your purpose, about what's possible?  Are those beliefs, those stories about your world serving you or do they need some editing, or even a total rewrite? Join Rev. Tara Steele this Sunday evening, as she invites us to examine our stories and consider being the hero or heroine of the tale.  The service begins at 7 pm in Room 10.  All are welcome as we share in spiritual community and learn together.

"The Promise Beneath the Problem", Practitioner Siota Belle, 7 pm, Sunday, February 19, 2017

At this Sunday's evening service, Practitioner Siota Belle offers a  step by step plan to reconnect to Spirit and support ourselves as we deal with challenge and change in today's world.  Please join us in spiritual community, where we  help each other remember the Truth of who we are. The service begins at 7 pm in the North Wing.   All are welcome.