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Exploring the Science of Mind Teaching at Wednesday Evening Services

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What do we do at Wednesday Evening Services?

We learn about the Science of Mind teaching.

The Science of Mind is a spiritual and philosophical movement that has its roots in the field of metaphysics. At its core, The Science of Mind is a belief system that holds that all things are connected and that the mind plays a central role in shaping our experiences.

At its core, The Science of Mind is about harnessing the power of the mind to create positive change in our lives and in the world around us.  The Science of Mind teaches that our thoughts and beliefs tend to influence and shape our experiences. By learning to change our inner dialogue and concepts about life, we can create a more positive and fulfilling life. This is achieved through a variety of techniques, including meditation, visualization, and affirmative prayer.


One of the key principles of The Science of Mind is the belief in the power of the universe. According to this belief system, the universe is a powerful force that flows creatively through us. By aligning ourselves with the universe and tapping into its power, we can open ourselves to more joy, meaning, and fulfillment.


In summary, The Science of Mind is a spiritual and philosophical movement that teaches us how to harness the power of our mind to create a more positive and fulfilling life. Through its teachings, we can learn to tap into the power of the universe and create a life that is in harmony with our deepest desires and aspirations.


Join Rev. Russ Legear and Christopher Fritzsche on Wednesday, April 19 at 7 pm for an in-person experience of community and spiritual learning at the Center


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