Wednesday Evening Service

Team CSLSR The Global Vision of Centers for Spiritual Living is a vision of a healthy, loving world, where there is ongoing and generous sharing of heart and resources.  That's why the Center for Spiritual Living Santa Rosa team rode 545 miles this summer in support of HIV/AIDS support organizations.   Come celebrate our team, come enjoy a video of the ride, come hear what team members have to say about participating.   We'll be in the Sanctuary for this program.  The service begins at 7 pm.  Afterwards, there will be light snacks and the opportunity to talk with this powerful group that makes a difference.

Plan to join Celeste Austin at the Wednesday evening service on September 27. Here's what Celeste has to say about the evening: "I am so excited to be talking this month about Service which is one of my core values. I will share how I woke up out of a fog by doing service in our community at the Center and in other parts of the country. This transformation that is still happening in my life is nothing short of a miracle and will include some 12 step recovery principles along with scientific data proving that service is good for ourselves and others. I have invited personal friends from the community to join us on Wednesday, September 27th for an inspiring evening." All are welcome, 7 pm, in Room 10, the North Wing.

How do we show up when the ground beneath us is shifting? How do we respond to challenges that seem to be beyond our ability to find answers?  Join Rev. Tara this Wednesday as she explores how to show up in these times, standing in our truth.  The service begins at 7 pm in Room 10, North Wing.  All are welcome.

Add caption One of the most important elements of service is taking care of ourselves so that we are able to serve others.  This Wednesday, Dr. Kim explores this key aspect of our month's topic, "Community Service". Join him in our new location, Room 10, North Wing, and discover how your care for yourself ripples out into the world.  The service begins at 7 pm, with music by Christopher Fritzsche.

Islam is a religion followed by a quarter of the world’s population yet often misunderstood. Aisha Morgan has studied and practiced Islam for 16 years and is a volunteer speaker to student and adult audiences. She is active with the Interfaith Council of Sonoma County and its Muslim support campaign, Of One Soul.  At this Wednesday's evening service, Aisha will share a little background on the beliefs and practices of Islam and some of the challenges of living as a Muslim in Sonoma County. Aisha is a resident of Rohnert Park and commutes by bike to her work as Data Specialist for Santa Rosa City Schools.  The service begins at 7 pm.  Please note, we are now gathering in the North Wing, Room 10.