Join Us TONIGHT for an Evening of Spiritual Exploration and Imagination

We are thrilled to invite you to an enriching evening of spiritual growth and connection at the Center. Rev. Russ Legear will be sharing his wisdom and insight at tonight's in-person service.

Event Details:

Date: Wednesday, August 23, 2023
Time: 7:00 PM
Location: Center for Spiritual Living, Santa Rosa

Rev. Russ Legear will be delving into a topic close to our hearts - "Imagination." Imagination is not just about creative daydreaming; it holds the key to unlocking our potential and expanding our consciousness. Through the lens of the Science of Mind philosophy, Rev. Legear will illuminate the relationship between our thoughts, beliefs, and the world we experience. Discover how your imagination can be a powerful tool for transformation, healing, and manifesting the life you desire.

But that's not all! We invite you to immerse yourself in the warmth of community as we gather to learn, share, and grow together. After the service, you're invited to enjoy a delightful spread of tea, cookies, and freshly baked bread. This is not only an opportunity to nurture your spiritual journey but also a chance to connect with fellow seekers and practice the art of spiritual living.

Why Attend:

Gain insights into the profound connection between Science of Mind and imagination.
Learn how to harness the power of your imagination for personal growth and creativity.
Connect with a like-minded community that values spiritual exploration and connection.
Enjoy a cozy and inviting atmosphere, complete with tea, cookies, and freshly baked bread.
Deepen your understanding of spiritual principles and apply them to your daily life.

We believe that together, we can create a space of love, learning, and transformation. Let's gather to celebrate the boundless possibilities of the human spirit.

We look forward to welcoming you tonight at 7:00 PM at the Center. Come with an open heart and a curious mind, and let's embark on this journey of imagination and self-discovery.

Comments

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