SUNDAY SERVICE
“In the end, these things matter most:
How well did you love?
How fully did you live?
How deeply did you let go?
―Jack Kornfield
We strive to open hearts and minds to infinite possibilities, provide tools for transformation and connect with God’s love.
Love, the most powerful practice, fills our hearts with peace and inspires our lives.
We create an inviting, inclusive experience where people from different faiths will find common ground.
New members often comment that the message and music have touched them. They feel like they have come home. The message, music, and the energy are all about love.
Message
In Celebration of the Feminine Power of The Divine
~ March 19 ~
Nurturing
Nurturing our spirit (or soul) is to provide a space for spirituality.
We are excited to have Jacob Brigham back as our soloist this week.
Performing popular hits such as Dream On, He Ain't Heavy, Love Will Keep Us Alive and Don't Stop Thinkin About Tomorrow.
Click here to see a preview of Jacob
~ March 26 ~
Creativity
Guided by the Creator, the Source, the Divine, in touch with The Sacred
Our soloist this week is David Weeks-Wynne
Click here to see a preview of David
~ April 2 ~
Spiritual Agents of Change
“Practice isn't the thing you do once you're good. It's the thing you do that makes you good.” ― Malcolm Gladwell
Reading and Program
~April 9 ~
Easter service will be at 11 am
The Story that Transformed The World
Look at the world around you. It may seem like an immovable, implacable place. It is not, with the slightest push — in just the right place — it can be tipped. — Malcolm Gladwell
Reading and Program
~ April 16 ~
Service return to 10:30 am
The Power of Thinking Without Thinking
The real me isn't the person I describe, no
the real me, is the me revealed by my actions. ― Malcolm Gladwell
Reading and Program
~ April 23 ~
Self-Correcting Perceptions
You Are What You’re Looking For
The world of reality has its limits; the world of imagination is boundless. ― Rousseau
Reading and Program
~ April 30 ~
How to Slay the Giant that Stands In Your Way
“Power has an important limitation. It has to be seen as legitimate, or else its use has the opposite of its intended effect.” ― Malcolm Gladwell
Reading and Program