Your Sense of Belonging, Support and Personal Growth on Wednesdays.

A spiritual community refers to a group of individuals who share common spiritual beliefs, values, and practices. This community can take many forms, including religious congregations, meditation groups, or other gatherings centered around a shared spiritual practice. Our Wednesday Evening Service is a form of spiritual community where we gather to eat, meditate, and be inspired. In an informal setting, on couches and garden chairs, inside our art-decorated social hall, we form bonds of friendship and learning.

The importance of spiritual community lies in its ability to provide individuals with a sense of connection, belonging, and support. Human beings are social creatures, and we thrive when we have strong connections with others. By participating in a spiritual community, individuals are able to form relationships with like-minded individuals who share their beliefs and values. This can help to alleviate feelings of isolation and loneliness and provide a sense of purpose and meaning in life.

Through group meditation, prayer, and other practices, we can deepen our understanding of what it means to lead a spirit-led life which can lead to a sense of inner peace and calm.

If you are seeking a sense of connection, belonging, support, personal growth, and inspiration, Wednesdays at the Center at 7 pm in-person may be what you’re looking for.

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