CENTERCENTERCENTER Science of Mind Course · 2017-08-08 · — Thomas Troward (1847‐1916) For...

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CREATIVECREATIVECREATIVE LIFELIFELIFE SPIRITUALSPIRITUALSPIRITUAL CENTERCENTERCENTER ●● Our 28th year! Our 28th year! ●● Jesse Jennings, Marsha Lehman and Debra Morwood, Ministers

TrowardTrowardTroward::: Spirit in MotionSpirit in MotionSpirit in Motion “The spiritual kingdom is within us, and as

we realize it there, so it becomes to us a reality... the laws of Nature do not act

vindictively; and through all theological formularies and traditional interpretations

let us realize that what we are dealing with is the supreme law of our own being.”

— Thomas Troward (1847‐1916) For Heartfelt Living graduates, here’s a life‐changing eight‐week course drawn from the work of Judge Thomas Troward, one of the modern‐era pioneers of our teaching and a pro‐found influence on our founder, who so artfully describes the creative process of mind that you’ll slap your head and say, “Now I get it!” Tuition is $200 (may be paid in installments) plus The Edinburgh and Doré Lectures and a workbook. Led by minister Debra Morwood and practitioner Lilia Reade‐Pellicano, SUNDAYS, 1‐4PM, starting JANUARY 19. Please sign up in Builders’ Hall or to [email protected]@[email protected]

The best of your life is about to begin!The best of your life is about to begin!The best of your life is about to begin! Learn how thoughts and feelings combine to form beliefs—and shape our life experiences... Discover how well spiritual mind treatment (affirmative prayer) works, in every area of life...

Gift yourself with a delightful, nurturing experiential playshop... Share your creativity in an artistic, musical or literary project during the closing celebration...

Connect with a group of other like‐hearted people to form lifelong friendships... Saturday mornings with minister Jesse Jennings. Tuition is $250 (may be paid installments) plus books: The Science of Mind, on sale now, and a workbook available the week before class. Graduates may retake at no cost (unless a new certificate of completion is desired, $45). Minimum of 8 first‐time students required for the course to make.

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Our annual meeting happens the evening of SUNDAY, JANUARY 26. We’ll hear financial and other team reports on our 2013 experience, hold a board election, and then present to a surprised recipient the annual SuperK Award for openhearted greet‐ing of newcomers to our Center. Two members of our board have their terms expiring (Larry Dines and Debra Morwood, though Debra will continue as non‐trustee treasurer), while two others (Alline Dawson and David Ferrier) will each stand for re‐election to a final two‐year term. Two excellent, qualified candidates have presented themselves as candidates for the positions coming open. Come meet them and, if you’re an active member of the Center, cast your vote! The meeting begins at 6PM in the Great Hall; potluck snacks pre‐cede at 5PM. For information on how to become a CLC member, e‐mail [email protected]@[email protected], and for more information on CLC business, e‐mail board president Larry Dines at

[email protected]@[email protected]

Sunday morning meditationsSunday morning meditationsSunday morning meditations “...Sit and rest and refresh your soul. Eat of the fruit and drink the wine.

All, all is yours, and you are welcome.” —The Science of Mind text

It’s led by practitioner Malené Njeri, it lasts for 35 minutes, ending in time to comfortably get into the 11am celebration. There is music to enhance as you are guided into a restful state, and inspirational readings to tap into your spiritual center. Most sessions will end with a spiritual mind treatment based on the theme of the readings. Don’t be concerned about being late.

There is an easy way to quickly get into the flow. Stand a moment outside the door and bring yourself to complete silence. Maintain that silence as you enter. You’ll find yourself suddenly present in the meditation and all is well. SUNDAYS 10:15‐10:50AM, in the Hopkins Room, on the second floor of the Learning Center. For more information, e‐mail Malené at


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With three decades of performing festivals, concert halls, coffeehouses, colleges, and

house concerts, along with a half dozen acclaimed CDs, Bernice Lewis has built a solid national fan base. She is also a published poet, a producer, and an educator extraordi‐naire. A featured performer on NPR’s Mountain Stage program, as well as at the Kennedy Center, she was a finalist in the prestigious New Folk Songwriting Contest at the Kerrville Folk Festival, where she continues to be a main stage favorite. Her ballad, “Bridges That Hold,” was

included in Peter, Paul and Mary’s Lifelines video (PBS). Her most recent CD, She Undoes, was produced by Grammy® Award winner Charlie Chadwick. Bernice teaches songwriting at Williams College and Colorado College. In 2008, she was awarded an Artist in Residence position by the National Park Service. Hear her at both our services on SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 23.

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Martin has produced five CDs ‐ Moon, Scrap‐book, Mockingbird, American Seeds and Bear‐

Naked. He is simply an astounding musician with a com‐fortable presence, a powerful voice and creative guitar skills. He is a Kerrville New Folk Finalist and Festival per‐former and led workshops and performances at Boston Folk Festival. He was featured on the Kerrville 2000 and 2001 and other compilation CDs. Martin was opening feature at Maine Governor Angus King’s “Arts in the Capitol” series and annually emcees a stage for the “Day

in Capitol Park” on the Maine State Capitol lawn. He sings the national an‐them for the State Senate and has performed at L.L. Bean’s “Discovery Park” and at their flagship store. Martin celebrated nine years as host and producer of an original cable television show, “ALIVE! From Johnson Hall.” featuring Maine musicians, which continues to broadcast to 120,000 homes across Maine. Hear him at both celebrations on SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 9.

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Roberta “Bobbie” Giachini is the first licensed Religious Science practitioner from our Center to receive Practitioner Emeritus status for

having served for 20 years. A retired attorney and banker, she is an ac‐complished painter and professional stage actor. On SUNDAY, JANUARY 19, following the 11AM service, we will thank her with a special presentation and a luncheon in her honor. Please bring your favorite foods to share — use the signup sheet in Builders’ Hall.

Wisdom of the Universe Wisdom of the Universe Wisdom of the Universe discussionsdiscussionsdiscussions We are studying the confluence of metaphysics and science to help us better understand how the world of consciousness gives rise to our world of form. Using books, speakers and various forms of media, we bring cur‐

rent information forward for open discussion. WEDNES‐

DAYS, 12‐2PM, led by Denese & Dick Schmelzkopf, who also teach at Lone Star College. All are welcome and you may join anytime. The group meets in the Quimby Room, first floor of the Learning Center. Appreciative giving.

More information: [email protected]@[email protected]

Prayer Circle Prayer Circle Prayer Circle by telebridgeby telebridgeby telebridge Practitioner Sheryl Boyle hosts a weekly gathering, 7PM MONDAYS, by telebridge (phone) where you can join with others to present prayer requests and have them treated upon. To connect, call (661) 673‐8600 and enter code 664697#, or connect via Sheryl at (281) 650‐9287. Be thinking about any desire you might have in the areas of prosperity/abundance/flow; relationships with self and others; career and job; emo‐tional and physical health; and spiri‐tual understanding, inner peace, and sense of communion with your God/Source. No charge except for the possible long‐distance toll. No meet‐ing on JANUARY 13. More information:


Our midweek celebrations the Great Hall feature a talk by Jesse Jennings, or a guest, plus live music, poetry, prayer support, and fun surprises! Our practitioner on duty is Lisa Ryan, who also staffs the bookstore.

Want to gift us with your music on a Wednesday night? E‐mail Nancy at [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] for details.

“One constructive thought is more powerful than ten thousand destructive thoughts, because constructive thought is in line with the thinking of the Originating Intelligence and there‐fore has superlative force... While cannot help it if the birds fly over our house, we can keep them from building nests in the eaves.” —from Basic Principles of the Science of Mind, FREDERICK BAILES

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Remember the story about Beethoven’s final time conducting an orchestra after he was totally deaf? At the end of the performance, the audience rose to its feet, giving a thunderous applause for his composition. Finally, one of the singers stepped

away from the choir to turn him around so he could see the effect that his Ninth Symphony, “Ode to Joy,” had on others. His is but one of many stories of people facing adversity and somehow thriving anyway. Wouldn’t you like some of that —the joy, the passion, the sense of wonder — instead of the New Year’s resolutions that fall away, sometimes with a resounding whack, and leave behind a sense of guilt for abandoning yet another “should.” Practitioner Sharon Mignerey invites you to join her on a 28‐day journey to recapture … or perhaps find for the first time … the passion, the joy, and the wonder in everyday living. Included is a workbook that will provide students with tools and techniques to use for the rest of the year. WEEK 1 ... What’s Right: no matter how wrong “stuff” seems right now? WEEK 2 ... The Compass and the Clock: does it really matter when you arrive if you don’t know where you’re going? WEEK 3 ... The Passion Test: are you motivated or inspired (for Sharon, there’s a huge difference)? WEEK 4 ... Ode to Joy: isn’t that what you’re really looking for — more joy? Four TUESDAYS, 7‐9PM, JANUARY 7‐28. $40 class fee plus a $10 workbook. Minimum enrollment of five. Please sign up in Builders’ Hall or by e‐mail to [email protected]@[email protected]

A Course in Miracles A Course in Miracles A Course in Miracles discussionsdiscussionsdiscussions A Course in Miracles is “a unique, universal, self‐study spiritual thought system that teaches the way to Love and Inner Peace is through forgiveness.” (acim.orgacim.orgacim.org) The Course states, “...seek not to change the world, but choose to change your mind about the world.” The group is now starting its 10th year of weekly meetings at CLC, led by practi‐tioners Bill & Cathy MacKenzie at 7PM every THURSDAY. All are welcome; join anytime. The group meets in the McTaggart Library, upstairs in the Learning Center. Appreciative

giving. For more information: [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] ••• [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]

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Supported by the Youth of CLCSupported by the Youth of CLCSupported by the Youth of CLC... Please use the collection binsPlease use the collection binsPlease use the collection bins,,,

located in the corridorlocated in the corridorlocated in the corridor outside the copy roomoutside the copy roomoutside the copy room...

The Life The Life The Life CenterCenterCenter is a residential care facility for the home‐less at 4516 Old Yale Street in the Heights. They welcome dona‐

tions of cleaning supplies, trash bags, non‐perishable food, clothing, hygiene and grooming products, light bulbs, computer supplies, linens, and blankets. The collection bin is behind the door by the copy room. Want more info? Contact Michael Martin at


Shoes and Shoes and Shoes and clothes for clothes for clothes for Honduras Honduras Honduras If you have used, clean clothes and shoes (laced, slip‐on, loafer, boat, dress, casual, etc.) of any size in your closet that are no longer worn, consider

donating them to the Honduran Clinic effort. Not only will they help those who need them, but the pro‐ceeds help to run the clinic — and you get more room in the closet! Please, no unused prescription medi‐cations. Thank you to everyone who has supported this project over the years — it is so appreciated by the beneficiaries. The collection bin is behind the door by the copy room. Want more info? Contact Lynn Rippelmeyer at (281) 356‐7506 or


Buddy Backpack Buddy Backpack Buddy Backpack feeds hungry kidsfeeds hungry kidsfeeds hungry kids

Our commitment to the Montgomery County Food Bank’s Buddy Backpack program is to feed 15 young students every weekend throughout the school year. Last

school year we fed ten. These kids are selected by their schools as hav‐ing this need, and every Friday they go home with a backpack discreetly filled with specially selected food to last them the weekend. They return the empty backpack to school on Monday, and the process repeats itself. Our program co‐coordinators are Carol Stromatt and Alline Daw‐son, with a planning committee of Deb Barnes, Ruth Catalogna, Sean Kenneth Connelly, Jesse Jennings, Marsha Lehman, and Michael Martin. In 2013, CLCers bought, packed and delivered 172 boxes of food — that’s over 3,000 pounds — at a cost of about $400 per delivery, which is made twice monthly. There are several ways you can help: by donating cash or WalMart cards (only ‐‐ no checks, please, or generic gift cards); by working to assemble the food we purchase for delivery to the Food Bank (FRIDAYS, JANUARY 3 and 24, at 1PM); and by assisting on the delivery team to the Food Bank (MONDAYS, JANUARY 6 and 27, at 10:15AM). Please be clear, we do not need you to bring food items. These must be purchased according to a very specific protocol, and we have a team in place to do that. But your donations of cash or WalMart cards are most appreciated. With any questions, or to volunteer to help in any way, please e‐mail


MLK Day of ServiceMLK Day of ServiceMLK Day of Service donation drivedonation drivedonation drive

For the Martin Luther King, Jr. Day of Service on JANUARY 20, we’re part‐nering with the Human Rights Cam‐paign, Montrose Grace Place, and Grace Lutheran Church to help the homeless LGBT youth of Houston, collecting items for care bags for these kids, who comprise 40% of the city’s homeless and at‐risk youth. Through SUNDAY, JANUARY 19, we are collecting unopened travel‐sized toi‐letries; new and lightly used clothing; winter accessories such as disposable hand warmers, gloves, scarves, and warm hats (no red and blue colors); new and unopened underwear and socks (for all sizes and genders); notebooks and pens/pencils; reus‐able water bottles; emergency and first‐aid supplies; and individual juice drinks, beef jerky, protein and gra‐nola bars, and instant noodles. Please bring items to the west entrance of the Learning Center. On JANUARY 20 a CLC team will go to Montrose Grace Place to assemble these care bags and help with other tasks. To join the team, use the signup sheet in Builders’ Hall, or e‐mail coordinator Zanne Dawson at


Join us to thank our Center’s volun‐teers for 2013‐14, and get information on all the volunteer opportunities for

you now! There’s a luncheon, too!

News for parentsNews for parentsNews for parents ••• Each month there is a topic for all the classes. JANUARY’s is, The Basics: The Magic of Mind, drawn from the book by that title by Ernest Holmes & Willis Kinnear. ••• The children who will be 11 years old this year have moved to what we are calling a pre‐teen class. The 7‐10 group remains in their classroom. ••• Age‐appropriate prayer/treatment opens all the classes. • • • For each class there is age‐appro‐priate discussion of the monthly theme and creative projects to enhance the learning. • • • Just after noon all the teachers and children will gather in the reception area of the Learning Center for our closing prayer circle. When the prayer is complete, the teachers will bring the children to you in the Great Hall.

helphelp wanted!wanted!wanted! We’re now gratefully accepting...

one toddler attendant for the FIRST SUNDAY of each month...

one toddler attendant for the THIRD SUNDAY of each month...

two 3‐6 age‐group teachers for the FIRST SUNDAY of each month...

two 3‐6 age‐group teachers for the THIRD SUNDAY of each month...

story readers for the 3‐6s If you’ll help, please contact Debra at

[email protected]@sbcglobal.net

what we dowhat we dowhat we do The CLC Children’s and Youth Ser‐vices Department is devoted to cele‐brating the spiritual development of each child we teach. All age groups are involved in various activities, workshops, and special projects incorporating the teachings of Science of Mind. We strive to create an atmosphere of love and kindness in our words and actions toward each other and to recognize and honor the diversity of every person. ••• Toddlers (up to age 3) are lovingly cared for by our toddler teachers. In their very artistically designed Discov‐ery Room, the children are encour‐aged to interact and experience their world as only a toddler can. They are offered games, toys, books and other age‐appropriate activities in a safe, secure and loving environment. ••• 3‐6 age group. Beginning around the age of 3, our toddlers are moved to the Ingenuity Room. This group begins to learn the basics of Treat‐ment and the value of giving a smile and a kind word. Our creative teach‐ers provide age‐appropriate instruc‐tion and activities. ••• 7‐11 age group are in the Quimby Room. This group regularly practices the steps of Treatment presented in a manner appropriate to their age group. The teachers provide learning tools, creative projects, workshops and other teaching methods to engage each child’s learning of the principles of Science of Mind. ••• 12‐and‐up age group meet on the second floor of the Learning Center in the Hopkins classroom. They are engaged in special projects, work‐shops, have guest speakers and are involved in several volunteer service endeavors at CLC. The teachers work‐ing with this group encourage their talents, keep them engaged in learn‐ing Science of Mind principles and we throw in a bit of fun along the way!

Huge thanks! Huge thanks! Huge thanks! To all our children’s teachers

entering 2014! Suresh Balachandran • • • Margaret Byrd • • • Janet Carman • • • Ruth Cata‐

logna • • • Don Clesson • • • Linda Clesson Maureen Cramer • • • Kathy Faulkner Anise Flowers • • • Gayle Haulbrook• • • Jayne Leopold • • • Jeffrey Powell • • •

Lisa Ryan • • • Carthel Smejkal • • • Cindy Thornby • • • Janis Warner • • • René

Wemple • • • Sydney Wemple

children children children and youthyouthyouth Minister Debra Morwood, CLC’s Youth Director, reminds everyone that when your chil‐dren are returned to the Great Hall on

Sunday, please note it is the policy of the Center that each child, no matter the age, must be supervised by their adult caregiver. The children are not allowed to be outside their classrooms unless accompanied. We are devoted to providing a safe environment for our happy children! Children begin their Sunday learning adventures in the redesigned registration area in the youth foyer, then move to their classrooms, except on one SUNDAY each month (JANUARY 5 is next), when those through age 11 visit the Great Hall first to share their thoughts with the grownup congregation. If you have any questions or concerns about our classes, Debra is in the youth lobby from 10:15‐11AM on SUNDAYS, or connect at (281) 651‐9295 or [email protected]@sbcglobal.net

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The kids’ Christmas party (Santa was on her way)

Here’s Kenzie singing in our “Starlit Yule” gala

WeWeWe’’’re grateful forre grateful forre grateful for ♥♥♥ The producers/directors of “A Starlit Yule” musical gala: Melody Berryman, Nancy Bonilla‐May, and Melodie Tipton, and their stellar cast of Kelly Balachandran, Judy Bales, Kenzie Berryman, Bill & Mardi Birch, Malachi Burr, Margaret Byrd, Mary Cantu, Alline Dawson, Jim Gibson, Kimberly Gibson, Michele Macias, Michael Martin, David Mayes, John McDonald, Geoffry Oshman, Lilia Reade‐Pellicano, Jeffrey Powell, Jimmy Prince, Ann Richardson, Lisa Ryan, Dick Schmelzkopf, and Peter Trout; Maureen Cramer and David Dewhurst, who ran the box office; and Daniel & Natalie May, who handled lighting and videography... ♥♥♥ Minister Marsha Lehman and her dining experience team of Linda Clesson, Michael Duncan, Darlene Everitt, Kathy Faulkner, David Ferrier, Cheryl Ford, Judy Lemon, Cathy Mallia, Don Moore, Denese Schmelzkopf, and Carol Stromatt... ♥♥♥ Carthel Smejkal, who ran the raffles, with donations from Kelly Balachandran, Mardi Birch, Sheryl Boyle, Chip Carney, Maureen Cramer, Alline Dawson, Ron DeLorme, Michael Duncan, Sandra Finch, Anise Flowers, Adrienne Landry, Shirley Sandlin, and Carol Stromatt.... ♥♥♥ Minister Marsha Lehman, who led the women’s Solstice event, and minister Debra Morwood, who led the New Year’s Eve burning bowl service, assisted by Jayne Leopold... ♥♥♥ Our Christmas Eve candlelight celebration team: musicians Kenzie & Melody Berryman, Margaret Byrd, Mary Cantu, Zanne Dawson, Geoffry Oshman and Peter Trout; ushers Linda & Tom Grayson; and parking lot crew Carthel Smejkal, Chris Berryman, David Dewhurst, and Jim Gibson; and Bill Birch, who set up the lighting on our sign...

CLC Board of TrusteesCLC Board of TrusteesCLC Board of Trustees Larry Dines, President

[email protected]@[email protected] David Ferrier, Vice President [email protected]@[email protected] Debra Morwood, Treasurer

[email protected]@[email protected] Jesse Jennings, Secretary

[email protected]@[email protected] Alline Dawson

[email protected]@[email protected] Zanne Dawson

[email protected]@[email protected] Carthel Smejkal

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Conscious givingConscious givingConscious giving Please remember the ongoing life of your Center, which costs about $5,000 per week to fund, by doing your part and more if you can! You can make a fully tax deductible dona‐tion by credit/debit card, or via the PayPal link on our website and in our weekly e‐mails. If you prefer, in the bookstore you can sign up for an automatic monthly contribution!

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Book SaleBook SaleBook Sale

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SUNDAY, JANUARY 12 20% off

all displayed books, cards, gifts, calendars, and other items

(30% off to our Festival workers)

♥♥♥ Amazing guest musician Emily Elbert, who performed on Sunday, December 15th... ♥♥♥ Sharon Mignerey, who led the Artist’s Way class just ended... ♥♥♥ Wednesday night emcee/music director Nancy Bonilla‐May, and December performers Bill Birch, Jimmy Caldwell, and David Mayes... ♥♥♥ December Sunday Heartfelt Usher/Greeters [HUGs!], Suresh Balachan‐dran, Bob Biddison, Barbara Brown, Jimmy Caldwell, Janet Carman, Ruth Catalogna, Linda Clesson, Babs & David Dewhurst, Ken Dwight, Jeanice & Jerry Felkins, Linda & Tom Grayson, Elly Hard, Valinda Omaat, Ann Richardson, and Judith Sherbe‐nou, with the team coordinated by practitioner Bill MacKenzie!

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NewNewNew GodlingsGodlingsGodlings ☺☺☺ Amaziah was born to our Sunni

Patterson on December 1st...

☺☺☺ Tucker Vaughn was born to our Anise Flowers on December 14th. Welcome to our world!

TransitionTransitionTransition Virginia Temple, wife of our Buddy

Temple, graduated into larger life on August 28th. Our loving thoughts are with Buddy and his family.

WeddingsWeddingsWeddings ♥♥♥♥♥♥ Sarah Poole and Justin Hunt were married on December 14th... ♥♥♥♥♥♥ Cecelia Rodriguez and Daniel Miranda were married on December 21st... Minister Debra Morwood performed these ceremonies!

•• At prayer circles prayer circles prayer circles every SUNDAY in the Garden Room with the Practi‐tioner‐of‐the‐Day, and MONDAY evenings by telebridge with practitio‐ner Sheryl Boyle (see page 3), where requests are received and acted upon in a small group setting... •• By appointmentBy appointmentBy appointment, on an individual fee basis, for a one‐hour session of spiritual support and treatment... •• Want more information? Want more information? Want more information? Look in the Garden Room, next to the book‐store. There you will find various pamphlets about spiritual mind treat‐ment, and a current listing, like the one above left, of our CLC staff. •• More options More options More options for requesting and receiving prayer support include using a form on our website by going to creativelife.org/links/prayer creativelife.org/links/prayer creativelife.org/links/prayer request.phprequest.phprequest.php •• Prayer anytimePrayer anytimePrayer anytime. New Thought’s oldest and best telephone prayer ministry, Silent Unity, awaits your call 24 hours a day:

(800) NOW(800) NOW(800) NOW‐‐‐PRAY PRAY PRAY (669‐7729)

CLC’sCLC’sCLC’s Licensed Practitioners Licensed Practitioners Licensed Practitioners serving youserving youserving you

Rev. Morene BarkerRev. Morene BarkerRev. Morene Barker‐‐‐MorrisMorrisMorris, RSc.P. (832) 775‐6701 ••• [email protected]@[email protected]

Sheryl BoyleSheryl BoyleSheryl Boyle, RSc.P. (281) 650‐9287 ••• [email protected]@[email protected]

Ruth CatalognaRuth CatalognaRuth Catalogna, RSc.P. (832) 212‐3491 ••• [email protected]@[email protected]

111David DewhurstDavid DewhurstDavid Dewhurst, RSc.P. (281) 627‐2345 ••• [email protected]@[email protected]

Larry DinesLarry DinesLarry Dines, RSc.P. (713) 851‐8468 ••• [email protected]@[email protected]

Tammie EllisTammie EllisTammie Ellis, RSc.P. On leave of absence

Peggy EngelhardtPeggy EngelhardtPeggy Engelhardt, RSc.P. (281) 360‐2392 ••• [email protected]@[email protected]

Rev. Sandra FinchRev. Sandra FinchRev. Sandra Finch, RSc.P. (281) 352‐3339 ••• [email protected]@[email protected]

Bobbie GiachiniBobbie GiachiniBobbie Giachini, RSc.P. Emeritus ••• (713) 461‐3494

Jayne LeopoldJayne LeopoldJayne Leopold, RSc.P. (713) 449‐2875 ••• [email protected][email protected][email protected]

Bill MacKenzieBill MacKenzieBill MacKenzie, RSc.P. (281) 460‐5163 ••• [email protected]@[email protected]

Cathy MacKenzieCathy MacKenzieCathy MacKenzie, RSc.P. (281) 630‐0763 ••• [email protected]@[email protected]

Sharon MignereySharon MignereySharon Mignerey, RSc.P. (281) 257‐6580 ••• [email protected]@[email protected]

Rev. Debra MorwoodRev. Debra MorwoodRev. Debra Morwood, RSc.P. (281) 651‐9295 ••• [email protected]@[email protected]

Malené NjeriMalené NjeriMalené Njeri, RSc.P. (281) 507‐4266 ••• [email protected]@[email protected]

Valinda OmaatValinda OmaatValinda Omaat, RSc.P. (713) 858‐6975 ••• [email protected]@[email protected]

Franceska PerotFranceska PerotFranceska Perot‐‐‐StarcevicStarcevicStarcevic, RSc.P. (281) 357‐0544 ••• [email protected]@[email protected]

Lilia ReadeLilia ReadeLilia Reade‐‐‐PellicanoPellicanoPellicano, RSc.P. ••• yo hablo español (832) 396‐3190 ••• [email protected]@[email protected]

Ann RichardsonAnn RichardsonAnn Richardson, RSc.P. (713) 471‐6030 ••• [email protected][email protected][email protected]

Lisa RyanLisa RyanLisa Ryan, RSc.P. (832) 797‐0159 ••• [email protected]@[email protected]

Shirley SandlinShirley SandlinShirley Sandlin, RSc.P. (281) 731‐5677 ••• [email protected]@[email protected]

Out of AreaOut of AreaOut of Area Barbara BaldwinBarbara BaldwinBarbara Baldwin, RSc.P.

(713) 598‐6600 ••• [email protected]@[email protected]

Rev. Myokei CaineRev. Myokei CaineRev. Myokei Caine‐‐‐BarrettBarrettBarrett, RSc.P. (713) 741‐1318 ••• [email protected]@[email protected]

Jan GauvainJan GauvainJan Gauvain, RSc.P. (830) 935‐2284 ••• [email protected]@[email protected]

Judy RamseyJudy RamseyJudy Ramsey, RSc.P. (713) 304‐0713 ••• [email protected]@[email protected]

Our Creative Life practitioners are outstanding spiritual support per‐sons, available to lovingly and confi‐dentially assist you, and are at your service. Each has spent hundreds of hours in training, to direct natural compassion into helping you through listening, caring, and using spiritual mind treatment — affirmative prayer — to reveal the truth of you that is greater than any apparent limitation. Each is licensed by the Centers for Spiritual Living, and engages in ongoing study and spiritual develop‐ment. Have a new goal, an old problem, or a question about apply‐ing our teaching? Work with a practi‐tioner and watch what happens with conscious use of the Law of Mind!

What Practitioners DoWhat Practitioners DoWhat Practitioners Do “It is in this sense that God is the answer to every human need. The Divine Spirit is the knower in us; the Universal Law is the actor. The savior is Christ in us, knowing though us. There is no opposite to this, nothing competes against it, nor can it be monopolized. All of God is everywhere present. The entire possibility of the action and reaction of the Law is ever available. Any result is merely a reflected image, never a thing in itself, always in the realm of effects projected by causes over which the condi‐tions themselves have no control whatsoever. The conditions themselves automatically respond by corresponding.”

—ERNEST HOLMES, from How to Use the Science of Mind How do I know if I need a practitioner?How do I know if I need a practitioner?How do I know if I need a practitioner? In one respect, no one needs a practitioner, because each of us is gifted with the ability to “treat” (pray affirmatively), with results following. Practitioners are a useful spiritual support system for any times when you feel it would be good to get outside your own head for a while and allow another, trusted person to speak the word around a clear idea of your good. Times like these can include when you’re under stress, have a big decision to make, feel fear, are grieving a loss, or are just overwhelmed for the moment by your life. Another useful time, often neglected, is when everything is going just great. Practitioners are happy to treat about continued good in your life, too!

Feb. 1 Imbolc

HeartfeltHeartfeltHeartfelt LivingLivingLiving

class 3 of 11 • 10AM

31 Chinese New Year 30

A CourseA CourseA Course in Miraclesin Miraclesin Miracles discussion • 7PM

29 Wisdom of Wisdom of Wisdom of

the Universe the Universe the Universe discussion • 12PM

Midweek Midweek Midweek celebrationcelebrationcelebration

Cultivate Cultivate Cultivate consciousness consciousness consciousness

above techniquesabove techniquesabove techniques JESSEJESSEJESSE JENNINGSJENNINGSJENNINGS • 7PM

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HappyHappyHappy,,, PassionatePassionatePassionate,,,

JoyJoyJoy‐‐‐filledfilledfilled New YearNew YearNew Year’’’sss

class 3 of 4 • 7PM

No eventsNo eventsNo events todaytodaytoday

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Practitioner Practitioner Practitioner meetingmeetingmeeting

9:30AM‐12PM

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1 New Year’s Day

Sunday

6 Twelfth Night

Buddy BackpackBuddy Backpack delivery team • 10:15PM

Our WorldOur WorldOur World WithinWithinWithin

class 14 of 30 • 6:30PM

Prayer CirclePrayer CirclePrayer Circle by telebridge

7PM

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final class • 7PM

12 CELEBRATIONSCELEBRATIONS 9:30 & 11 with

JESSEJESSEJESSE JENNINGSJENNINGSJENNINGS: : : The Power never lost The Power never lost The Power never lost

interest in its own interest in its own interest in its own creationcreationcreation

RenFestRenFest after‐sale ends

Meditation Meditation • 10:15AM

Prayer Circle Prayer Circle • 10:30 & 12

Children Children Children and Youth Youth Youth • 11

5 CELEBRATIONSCELEBRATIONS 9:30 & 11 with

JESSEJESSEJESSE JENNINGSJENNINGSJENNINGS: : : The charmed circle The charmed circle The charmed circle

of divine heritageof divine heritageof divine heritage

RenFestRenFest after‐sale




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Buddy BackpackBuddy Backpack delivery team • 10:15PM

Our WorldOur WorldOur World WithinWithinWithin

class 17 of 30 • 6:30PM

Prayer CirclePrayer CirclePrayer Circle by telebridge

7PM

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(281) 350‐5157

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Wisdom of Wisdom of Wisdom of the Universe the Universe the Universe

discussion • 12PM


Mind has surfaceMind has surfaceMind has surface and depthsand depthsand depths

JESSEJESSEJESSE JENNINGSJENNINGSJENNINGS • 7PM

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opening class • 10AM

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discussion • 12PM


When knowledge When knowledge When knowledge outweighs fearoutweighs fearoutweighs fear JESSEJESSEJESSE JENNINGSJENNINGSJENNINGS • 7PM

26 CELEBRATIONSCELEBRATIONS 9:30 & 11, JESSEJESSEJESSE JENNINGSJENNINGSJENNINGS: : :

Right at the Right at the Right at the place of troubleplace of troubleplace of trouble,,, its own remedyits own remedyits own remedy



Children Children Children and Youth Youth Youth • 11 Troward: Spirit in MotionTroward: Spirit in MotionTroward: Spirit in Motion class 2 of 12 • 1 Annual business Annual business Annual business meeting meeting meeting • 6PM

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Buddy BackpackBuddy Backpack packing team • 1PM

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CLC board meetingCLC board meetingCLC board meeting

7PM

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Our World Our World Our World WithinWithinWithin

class 15 of 30 • 6:30PM

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opening class • 7PM

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discussion • 12PM

Midweek Midweek Midweek celebrationcelebrationcelebration Life reflects the Life reflects the Life reflects the face we presentface we presentface we present JESSEJESSEJESSE JENNINGSJENNINGSJENNINGS • 7PM

20 Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day

Our World WithinOur World WithinOur World Within class 16 of 30 • 6:30PM

Prayer CirclePrayer CirclePrayer Circle by telebridge • 7PM

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Buddy BackpackBuddy Backpack packing team • 1PM

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class 2 of 4 • 7PM

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class 2 of 11 • 10AM

19 CELEBRATIONSCELEBRATIONS 9:30 & 11, JESSEJESSEJESSE JENNINGSJENNINGSJENNINGS: : : BeliefsBeliefsBeliefs,,, true or falsetrue or falsetrue or false,,, confirm themselvesconfirm themselvesconfirm themselves




Practitioner Emeritus Practitioner Emeritus honoring • 11

Luncheon Luncheon Luncheon • 12:15 Troward: Spirit in MotionTroward: Spirit in MotionTroward: Spirit in Motion opening class • 1

EVENT KEYEVENT KEYEVENT KEY Celebration service

SOM certificated class

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