Center for Spiritual Living Midtown

The Law of Love is a law that works for the good of all. When we use the law of love, we Experience an uplifting power that elevates our spirits and enhances our relationships. Together we will explore practical ways to cultivate and nurture love in our daily lives.  A love the knows only good and produces good for all.  

Using a fundamental text established by Unity Minister, Stella Terrill Mann, Change Your Life Through Love, we will explore how love raises our vibration and can raise the vibration of the world. 

As Rev. Darrell Jones, CSL Minister and author, reminds us, “There is so much God to consider.” In this now moment, we look to the Allness of God, the Omnipresence, as we turn off the upset and do our best to remember that there is no absence of God in this moment. We take refuge in our teaching for our very survival. It is the only path for us to consider. 

We all have our stories to tell. We are the writers and editors, and editors of the stories. If we don’t like what we are experiencing we have the ability to make changes and live a more fruitful and joyfilled life.

This week we will explore how we can live healthy, authentic boundaries; while avoiding the pitfalls of establishing hard boundaries that limit the expression of Spirit as us.

How can you outgrow the limits that do not protect you? How can you unlearn the stories that keep you from being who you truly are? How can you consciously create and embody the most authentic and empowered YOU that you can?

This week, taking the point that Dr. Holmes teaches that you should celebrate your unique existence, no matter what others think… we will explore a few of the various perceptions held by us about us, by us about others, and by others about us, so that we can better steward the Truest Version of Ourselves as Divine Incarnations of God!

Living and practicing the principles of the Science of Mind requires daily spiritual practice to ensure that no matter what life presents, we stay in alignment.

In a world that asks us to be so many things—a professional, a parent, a partner, a friend—it’s easy to lose sight of who we truly are beneath it all.  This Sunday, we invite you on a journey Beyond the Mask to discover the most incredible treasure you will ever find: Your Authentic Power. 

Discover how to drop the persona of who you think you should be and connect with the unshakable peace and limitless potential of who you truly are.  It is the power to meet any challenge with peace, to act from a place of clear purpose, and to live with a joy that doesn’t depend on outside circumstances. 

Join us for an inspiring and practical message that will give you the spiritual tools to step into the freedom and vitality of your true, Divine Self. 

This week, we are invited to celebrate both our unity and our diversity. Recognizing our divine connection often requires vulnerability and the courage to support one another as we share our truths. While we may not always agree, each challenge presents an opportunity to recognize our Oneness and recommit to Unity.

You probably remember the quote, “Free at last! Free at last! Thank God Almighty, we are free at last,” from Martin Luther King Jr.’s “I Have a Dream” speech in 1963. The phrase was originally a line from an old spiritual, possibly the title of a song, and it represented the idea that slaves were finally free after death, as no one could own their soul. Dr. King used the phrase in his speech to signify hope and belief that one day, all people would be free from the constraints of injustice and oppression.

On Thursday, June 19th, also known as Juneteenth, we commemorate the day in 1865 when Major Gen. Gordon Granger arrived in the state of Texas to share the news of the Emancipation Proclamation, announcing the official end of the Civil War and freeing the slaves.

But in what areas of our lives are we not truly free, and instead live in bondage to old beliefs, stories, fears, resentments and regrets that keep us from expressing and experiencing all the good life has for us?

Join Rev. Dr. Jerry Troyer for his talk on Sunday, June 15, remembering Father’s Day as well as Juneteenth

Either consciously or unconsciously, everybody is setting the limits to what is unlimited good. As we make room in our heart for all the good in our life expands in every arena.