MCSL Sunday Celebration, July 14, 2024

Leaning Into Imperfection

Aileen Cureton explains: This week, we delve deeper into the concept of embracing imperfection as a transformative shift in perspective. We’ll explore the profound possibilities that arise when we shift our perception and recognize that everything in existence, including what we perceive as flaws, is divinely perfect. By leaning into imperfection, we open ourselves up to new possibilities and discover a greater sense of acceptance and appreciation for ourselves and others. In this way, embracing imperfection allows us to cultivate self-acceptance and deepen our connection to the divine presence within us and all around us.

One Sentence Affirmation: I embrace imperfection and discover profound possibilities. ❤️

MCSL Sunday Celebration, July 7, 2024

What if Perfection Isn’t the Goal

Gorge D’Amato explains: Discover the liberating truth about perfectionism and its impact on your personal and spiritual growth.  Explore the transformative power of embracing imperfections as divinely perfect, and unlock a path towards self-acceptance, freedom, and authentic living. ❤️

MCSL Sunday Celebration, June 30, 2024

Colorful to the Core 

Brigitta D’Amato explains: We each have our own unique signature like no one else’s.  The world would not be the same without each of us. ❤️

MCSL Sunday Celebration, June 23, 2024

Higher Heights

Reverend Ruth Barnhart explains: We are always growing and evolving in Spirit. Our spiritual consciousness is always expanding and lifting us higher. We are tapped into the greatness of God expressing through each of us at all times. ❤️

MCSL Sunday Celebration, June 16, 2024

Fired Up

Aileen Cureton, our Spiritual director explains: Being fired up means we’re excited, passionate, and ready to get going. When we’re fired up with holy boldness, we know anything is possible and we’re going to achieve it, without fail and without question. Let’s do it, now! ❤️

MCSL Sunday Celebration, June 9, 2024

Fired Up

Aileen Cureton, our Spiritual director explains: Being fired up means we’re excited, passionate, and ready to get going. When we’re fired up with holy boldness, we know anything is possible and we’re going to achieve it, without fail and without question. Let’s do it, now! ❤️

MCSL Sunday Celebration, June 2, 2024

Sacred Audacity

George D’Amato explains: “We can choose to live large or small. Our experience is a reflection of that choice. Today is an opportunity to make any necessary adjustments to achieve a different outcome in life.” ❤️

MCSL Sunday Celebration, May 26, 2024

The Power of Vision

Reverend Tanya Wyldflower will speak on “Vision is a companion to self-actualization. A vision allows us to know who we are and what we can create together. It is a path to self-discovery which brings us closer to our own authentic expression”. ❤️

MCSL Sunday Celebration, May 19, 2024

The Steps We Take

Reverend Ruth Barnhart will speak on “The path of self discovery brings us closer to our own authentic expression, move from Good to Great to Grand.” ❤️

MCSL Sunday Celebration, May 12, 2024

The Value Led Life

Aileen Cureton, our new Spiritual Director, discusses: Nothing informs our activity in the world more than our values, the space where our inner world is reflected in our outer presence. Where are your values leading you? ❤️

MCSL Sunday Celebration, May 5, 2024

The Inner Landscape

Retired Science of Mind Practitioner George D’Amato will speak on: “The path to our most authentic expression starts with the exploration of our own inner landscape. Through observation, curiosity, and self discovery we uncover the “grandness” that has been there all along.” ❤️

MCSL Sunday Celebration, April 28, 2024

Reverend Ruth Barnhart

Reverend Ruth Barnhart leads our weekly Sunday Celebration. ❤️

MCSL Sunday Celebration, April 21, 2024

Beam Me Up, Really?

Aileen Cureton will speak on her topic, “Beam me up, Really” ❤️

MCSL Sunday Celebration, April 7, 2024

The Transcendentalists’ Gift to Ernest Holmes

George D’Amato, retired Science of Mind Practitioner, will reveal how the Transcendentalists , and especially Ralph Waldo Emerson, influenced Ernest Holmes to turn away from organized religion and to write what Holmes called ‘The Science of Mind’ ❤️

MCSL Sunday Celebration, March 31, 2024

The Actual , Factual Origins of Easter

Brigitta D’Amato, retired Science of Mind Practitioner, will look at the question: “How did the Christ and his followers end up fraternizing with Easter Bunnies?” 

MCSL Sunday Celebration, March 24, 2024

Letting the Dust Settle

Reverend Ruth Barnhart asks us, “What is it about Spring that inspires us to clean, declutter and  freshen our homes? And what is the spiritual significance?  It is time to find what lives underneath all our stuff.”

MCSL Sunday Celebration, March 17, 2024

No Mud, No Lotus!

Please join us as Aileen Cureton shares with us about “tending to the garden of our Inner Space”

MCSL Sunday Celebration, March 10. 2024

Annual Membership Meeting and Potluck Luncheon

Please join us in person or on Zoom for our Annual Membership Meeting.  This is the once a year meeting we are required to  have, and to have you vote on our actions of last year and our plans for this year, in order for us to legally maintain our tax-exempt status. ❤️

MCSL Sunday Celebration, March 3. 2024

Spring-Weeding the Garden of Consciousness

George D’Amato, retired Science of Mind Practitioner, will highlight the Science of Mind tools best suited for weeding out what no longer works! ❤️

MCSL Sunday Celebration, February 25, 2024

What’s Love Got to Do With It?

As Reverend Ruth Barnhart notes, “It is said that God is Love.  Here we say that we are love.  So what are we to do about all those other feelings that creep in?  How do we become more loving,  or are we meant to just rid ourselves of all that is not love?  In the world of so much division and hatefulness, where is all this divine love? ❤️