Center for Spiritual Living Midtown

Won’t, Will, Did. - Rev. Dr. Michele Whittington

Have you ever let fear stand in the way of something your heart truly desired? That is something we all do, probably more often than we would like to admit. In this talk, Dr. Michele will walk you through a winding road she recently traveled from fear to fruition and the life-changing spiritual growth that occurred along the path.

Problem Solving with Spirit, Rev. Cynthia Paulsen

We humans have amazing intellectual tools for problem solving. We can become reliant on our intellect and proud of our ability to “figure things out,” but what happens when we have a situation where “figuring it out” just doesn’t work? There is a deeper intelligence available to us that delivers divine solutions. Let’s explore some practical methods for problem solving with Spirit! 

Up Until Now, Rev. James Peak

Can we be free from the past? And if so, what comes next? This morning we will explore freedom and how that leads to a new day and a new way of being

Living In Wholeness - Rev Susan Zoller

Every day is an opportunity to focus on personal wholeness or the seeming lack thereof. Do our errors in judgment define us or our successes? That choice determines the character of our lives. Making better decisions changes everything.

The Way of the Soul, Rev. Dr. Harry Moses

The Path of Fulfillment walks with each and All. It is always available; It is your Higher Self.

Pain Pushes Until the Vision Pulls - Rev. Robert Brzezinski

Pain acts as a pushing force that compels us to address discomfort or challenges, while the vision of a desired outcome serves as a pulling force that inspires us to move forward and make positive changes in our lives. By recognizing the interplay between pain and vision, we can harness their combined influence to propel personal growth, resilience, and well-being.

Will I Be My Valentine? - Rev Dr Jerry Troyer

It is said that “love isn’t what you say; love is what you do.” Consider that for ourselves as well as others. That doing might make us uncomfortable: changing anything, even if it is for the better; standing in our truth; saying YES and even saying NO.

We want to be comfy, warm and fuzzy. Sometimes it works. But sometimes it doesn’t. The comfy starts to be not so comfy. And the still small voice slowly gets louder until it becomes “divine discontent.” This can happen in our work, our relationships, and our day to day experiences. Just going along to get along doesn’t allow us to lead wholehearted lives.

The divine discontent keeps tapping us on the shoulder, pulling our sleeve, reminding us in a loving but more and more forceful way that our lives could be different and better if we were willing to step into our greater good.

Wednesday is Valentine’s Day, when we remember and honor the experience of LOVE–for others but also for ourselves. How important it is to stand in integrity with ourselves.

Divine Discomfort , Rev. Jean Bell

You have the power to consciously shape your experience of change. Embrace it as an opportunity for personal growth and transformation, let being uncomfortable be your guide! Start today and unlock your true potential for a fulfilling and joyous life!

A Grand Rising: Feeling Good - Rev. Kathy Mastroianni

Serving as an example of love and light in the world feels so good!  

Rev. Kathy Mastroianni will share the positive and timeless wisdom and history of Dr. Ernest Holmes from the Science of Mind Archives with us, along with resources to access it. 

As we bring the energy of “A Grand Rising” into the rest of the year, let’s remember that our voices matter. Collectively, we are changing the world.   

 

 

It’s a New Life - Rev. Kathleen Sibley

In every moment we have the opportunity to start life all over again. However, it’ll be the same as the old life if we don’t try some new things. When we look at new life in the world, it’s adorable and precious but also usually pretty wobbly and clumsy. Are you willing to try something new in order to create a new life, even if you have to be as graceful as a new puppy learning to walk while you do so? We will talk about the Creative Process and how we need to continually learn from our experiences in order to create Newness.