Whether you participate in the entire summer program or not, we hope you will read along with us!  Spiritual Economics by Eric Butterworth will be our book study for the month of June.  Curl up in the shade somewhere and read to grow! These books can be purchased on Amazon through our website HERE, and a couple places to purchase used books are www.Abebooks.com and www.betterworldbooks.com. 

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Get ready and join us in the fun “Snazzy Tie Contest” on Father’s Day, this Sunday, June 15th!  Pull out the wildest, most fun necktie, bowtie or scarf and help us honor the fathering energy in our community!  Don’t have a tie?  Borrow one or run by a thrift shop to find the perfect selection!  C’mon, it will be fun! 

If you are an adult in the 18-35ish range and are looking for a place and community with authentic, quality people, with good hearts doing their best to learn and grow and live their best lives, this might just be the place for you!  Centers for Spiritual Living Next Generation is inviting you to the 2025 NextGEN retreat!  This annual retreat offers the opportunity to develop heart-centered leadership skills, engage in discussions about social justice, explore tools for financial prosperity and learn how to cultivate healthy and successful relationships in all aspects of life.  Interested?  Check out this LINK and let Rev. Laine know of your interest to engage because we would love to help you develop connections with other younger adults, just like you!  Could we gather a group to go?  Let’s see!

Don’t miss out! Come be part of the lively spiritual discussions we have every Sunday morning at 9:15, now in the santuary during Connection Time! Sunday’s just aren’t the same without a sacred cup!

May/June double issues of Science of Mind Magazine is now available! Please note that they are $12 for the double issue. Get yours starting this Sunday! See the basket in the fellowship hall, which works on the honor system.

Did you know we have a wish list on Amazon so that members can help provide the supplies that keep CSLTB running smoothly?   If you enjoy giving tangible items as a way of supporting your spiritual home, check out the whole list HERE and see what calls your name!

We offer a guided meditation on Sunday mornings from 10:00 – 10:20 in the practitioner room. The practitioner room will continue to be available for quiet personal time anytime after 9:00. Then at 10:00 if you want to experience meditation as a group, you can head back to the practitioner room for our guided meditation from one of our licensed practitioners.

We wholeheartedly invite children into our dedicated space of learning and light. Help us spread the news to any families who may be looking for a positive environment for their little “big souls in small packages!”

Connection Time starts at 9:15am and each person can choose how to spend their time each week.

Do you want to connect within with Spirit? Head to the practitioner room for a quiet space with soft music and lighting, There may or may not be a guided experience, depending on the week, but there will always be a space to pray, meditate or sit in the silence.

Do you want to connect over coffee and casual conversation? Head to the fellowship hall to get a cup of coffee and always feel free to bring a snack to share.

Do you want to connect with Rev. Laine, the lesson and a guided conversation? Head to the sanctuary for Sacred Cup, which is a guided discussion about the lesson for the morning. Usually hosted by Rev. Laine, however another host will be present on some Sundays when she is elsewhere.

Let’s love each other! If you have availability to help others by driving them to appointments or helping with errands, let us know. We would like to start a community "tree" -- a list of available members who have the time and ability to transport others or help in other ways when needed. Practitioner Ellen Fenner will be the primary contact and will communicate with others on the list to coordinate efforts. If you are interested in helping, please comment on the Members Page on Facebook, or reach out to Ellen directly.