CREATIVE LIFE SPIRITUAL CENTER ● Since 1985 ● Jesse Jennings, Marsha Lehman and Debra Morwood, Ministers

This summer at Creative Life, we will hear, through some of their writings, the wise voices of pioneers in American who had in common certain beliefs, much courage in speaking them, and that they were women. Among those we’ll meet, or revisit, are Nona Brooks, H. Emilie Cady, , , Ursula Gestefeld, , , Julia Seton Sears, , Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Elizabeth Towne, and Ella Wheeler Wilcox. Their brief biographies will be found in the printed programs at every service.

Bible Wisdom How we use it, why it can help and you can join through July 2! Here’s a 10‐week course, last offered in Discover how thoughts and feelings combine to form beliefs— 2014, and facilitated by minister Jesse which shape our experiences and fashion our future • Jennings, that will equip you with basic Learn how to do spiritual mind treatment (), Bible knowledge, not only of people and and see how well it works, in every area of life • Feel the places, but also the context in which its universe to be a whole, intelligent, hospitable system • books were written. More than that, the Explore affirmation, visualization, meditation, visioning, and open discussions can help you befriend the Bible with other tools for greater clarity and enhanced joy • Discuss your an open mind and receptive heart, especially if you’ve goals, challenges, and questions in a nurturing, nonjudgmen‐ rejected it, and plumb its depths for new meaning. We’ll • Connect with other tal, mutually supportive environment • look at historical, allegorical, theological, and metaphysi‐ like‐hearted people to form lifelong friendships • Share your creativity in an artistic, musical or literary project! cal levels of interpretation, and have a fine old time! It’s SUNDAY evenings, 6:30‐9PM, now through AUGUST 27, led by Besides a Bible you’ll need The Hidden Power of the Bible Marsha Lehman, assisted by David Dewhurst and Margaret () and Reading the Bible Again for the First Byrd. Tuition is $250 plus , and a workbook Time (Marcus Borg), available here. Tuition is $250. Ten sent to you by e‐mail. You can miss two classes and still receive SATURDAYS, 10AM‐1PM, starting AUGUST 12. Please sign up credit. E‐mail [email protected] to enroll or with questions. in Builders’ Hall or by e‐mail to [email protected]

5326 Spring-Stuebner Road ● Spring, Texas 77389-4574 ● [email protected] ● creativelife.org ● (281) 350-5157

Wisdom of the Universe Our midweek gatherings at 7:30PM in the Great Hall feature a talk by Jesse weekly discussions Jennings and/or a guest (JULY 5), plus prayer support, live music, poetry, We are studying theatre, fun surprises, and the warmth of community! Our usual practitio‐ the confluence of ners on duty are David Dewhurst and Lisa & Tom Ryan. To share your music metaphysics and or poetry on a Wednesday night, please e‐mail [email protected] science to help us better understand how the world of Dick & Denese consciousness gives rise to our world of form. Using books, speakers and various forms of media, we bring current information forward for open discussion. WEDNESDAYS, 12‐2PM, led by Denese with music by with poetry by with music by & Dick Schmelzkopf, who also teach at the Academy of Lifelong Learning TBA DICK SCHMELZKOPF TBA at Lone Star College (Montgomery). Here’s a new facet to our midweek celebrations: a more All are welcome and you may join or less once‐monthly dialogue. Called Soul Sessions, the anytime. Appreciative giving. next of these events is a conversation between Jesse For more information... Jennings and Ahmard Vital, a sports media analyst [email protected] who evolved into a keynote motivational speaker and author. After nearly a decade of studying the success A Course habits of high achieving athletes, he developed princi‐ in Miracles ples that are shared in his keynotes for companies and organizations across the country. With his core concept weekly discussions of “Awaken the Baller,” Ahmard highlights the strate‐ is gies used when he researched blue‐chip level athletes’ “a unique, universal, mental attitudes, which is documented in his book Awaken the Baller Within. self‐study spiritual thought Dream‐building, goal‐setting and a relentless belief are the tools by which system that teaches the Ahmard equips individuals to become great in their chosen professions. way to Love and Inner Join us for this empowering event, WEDNESDAY, JULY 26, at 7:30PM. Bill Peace is through forgiveness.” (acim.org) The Course states, “...seek SoulCollage® workshop not to change the world, The theme of this workshop, led by Janet Carman, will be but choose to change your exploring our relationship to teachers, guides, and ancestors. mind about the world.” These wise ones are always with us, part of us, at the ready Cathy The group is now in its to give us guidance. We will honor them by making small 11th year of weekly meetings at CLC, collages and then use our artwork to access the inner led by Bill and practitioner Cathy wisdom we have received from them. ® MacKenzie, 7PM THURSDAYS, in SoulCollage is a fun, easy way to work with pictures to Katherman Hall, upstairs. All are discover the ongoing “story of you.” The process can be welcome; join anytime. Appreciative powerful in the insights it gives you. No artistic experience is needed, and giving. For more information... basic supplies are provided in the $30 cost. THURSDAY, JULY 27, 6:30‐9:30PM, [email protected] • in the Learning Center. Please sign up in Builders’ Hall or by e‐mail to... [email protected] [email protected]

CODA meetings Movers & Shakers dance performance group Codependents Anonymous, a The group, led by Jeffrey Powell, is working on tap and jazz fellowship of people seeking numbers to present to you. Open registration for the next block recovery, meets SATURDAYS, 5‐6PM, has begun. So, if you think you may want to dance with us, we in Katherman Hall, upstairs. For welcome you with open arms at the beginning of each block. more information: Lisa C. at... For more information... [email protected] [email protected] • (281) 733‐1295

Sunday morning Meditations Booster Buffet

“...Sit and rest and refresh your soul. Eat of the fruit and drink the wine. Monthly healthy-eating event All, all is yours, and you are welcome.” —The Science of Mind text Dainill Mercadel and Doris Penny have cre‐ Each week’s is led by a CLC practitioner, and lasts about 35 min‐ ated — with your help utes, ending in time to comfortably get into the 11:00 celebration. — a first‐Sunday‐of‐the‐ There is music to enhance as you are guided into a restful state, month brunch and so‐ and inspirational readings to tap into your spiritual center. Most cial experience. The sessions will end with a spiritual mind treatment based on the next one is SUNDAY, JULY 2, after the theme of the readings. SUNDAYS 10:15‐10:50AM, in the newly 11AM service. The theme for July’s completed and dedicated Malené Njeri Meditation Space, upstairs event is, naturally, Fourth of July in the Learning Center. For more information, please e‐mail practitioner modern Americana eating. Given our Darlene Everitt at [email protected] nation’s wonderful diversity, this can

mean any menu item at all—and we Science of Mind Your Guide to always can use more main dishes. How many types of, say, potato salad QuickStart workshop Creative Life can you think of? How many is too This is a breezy, fun mini-workshop many, you ask? Never a problem. and, yes, quick study of Here’s a short, free Same with, say, deviled eggs. the basics of our teach‐ workshop with To volunteer to help set up and ing and their practical founding minister clean up, or with questions... application, especially Jesse Jennings and Dainill: [email protected] • Rev. Morene Doris: [email protected] for our newer practitioner Ruth [email protected] members and friends. Catalogna, especially for those Topics will include... Want to participate new to CLC and/or to what we New Thought and world religions • in the Center’s teach, and a prerequisite for Spirit, mind, emotion, and the music program? anyone wishing to become a body • The creative process and E‐mail Geoffry Oshman at what it means for you • Intuition member who hasn’t yet taken [email protected] and imagination • Meditation and Heartfelt Living. We’ll discuss the treatment. Using a very interactive basics of our philosophy and way Sunday talks online workbook and lots of animated dis‐ of life, but also how the Center Access to the Creative Life cussion, participants learn and came to be, and how it’s cared for teaching has launched online, grow together. The workbook is $5. and supported; our classes and where you can find archived The workshop is led by minister programs; and what membership Sunday messages from 2012 Morene Barker‐Morris, on SUNDAYS, means. The next event is SUNDAY, forward. A CLC Sunday en‐ JULY 23 & 30, 1‐4PM, in the Quimby AUGUST 6, 1:00‐2:00PM, in the couragement is now as close as your Room. Please sign up in Builders’ Quimby Room. Please sign up in computer, smartphone, or tablet. Hall, or by e‐mail to... advance in Builders’ Hall or to... You can also easily share these talk [email protected] [email protected] links with friends, and there’s a Pay‐ Pal link if you choose to contribute. Blood drive and brunch creativelife.org/sundaytalks.html Our next drive happens SUNDAY, AUGUST 6, along with a potluck brunch. For over 20 years CLCers have been serving Center recordings the community quarterly in this way. At giveblood.org you Individual CDs are $4. Use the book‐ can register as a donor and schedule your donation time. store clipboard to order, pre‐pay, In any month we have a drive, if you’re unable to make it, then pick up, or add $2 per CD for you may visit a neighborhood donation center and have mailing. Sundays or Wednesdays them credit your donation to organization are $60 for three months; $115, six number 1191. Meanwhile, we seek volunteers to set up and months; $200, one year; $350 two clean up after the meal, place signs, and get the word out. The team leader years, including postage. For both, is Doris Penny, assisted by Michael Duncan, David Ferrier, Margo Juarez, double the prices. Or pay half that for Dainill Mercadel, Carol Stromatt, and — we hope — you. Please sign up in an mp3 file of the talk only, e‐mailed Builders’ Hall to donate or bring food. For more information... to you. You may order here, or go to [email protected] creativelife.org/bookstore.html

children OUR TEACHERS what we do Here’s the teaching & youth The CLC Children’s and Youth schedule for the rest of Services Department is devoted Children begin their the year. Please thank to celebrating the spiritual Sunday learning our teachers, listed, adventures in the development of each child we teach. plus subs and support All age groups are involved in various registration area in staff Janet Carman, Linda Clesson, the youth foyer, 10:15‐ activities, workshops, and special and Ann Richardson! Our Sunday projects incorporating the teachings 11AM on SUNDAYS, then class co‐coordinators are minister of Science of Mind. We strive to move to their classes, Marsha Lehman and practitioner returning to the Great create an atmosphere of love and Margaret Byrd... kindness in our words and actions Hall to be reunited [email protected] • [email protected] • toward each other and to recognize with their parents in time for the [email protected] closing song. Some Sundays we offer and honor the diversity of every First Sundays person. special theme workshops for the Toddlers ... Nancy Martin kids, too. 4‐6s ... Jeffrey Powell ● Toddlers (18 mos. to age 3) • For parents: age‐appropriate 7‐11s ... Jayne Leopold 12‐15s ... Carol & Richard Stromatt are lovingly cared for by our toddler prayer/treatment opens all the Second Sundays teachers. In their very artistically classes, and for each class there is Toddlers ... Cheryl Ford designed Discovery Room, the age‐appropriate discussion of the 4‐6s ... Jennifer Golden children are encouraged to interact monthly theme and creative projects 7‐11s ... Debra Morwood 12‐15s ... Monty & Teresa Wilson and experience their world as only a to enhance the learning. Third Sundays toddler can. They are offered games, • Just after noon all the teachers and Toddlers ... Marissa Breton toys, books and other age‐ children gather in the reception area 4‐6s ... Maureen Cramer appropriate activities in a safe, 7‐11s ... Jayne Leopold of the Learning Center for our closing 12‐15s ... Kole Kerr secure and loving environment. prayer circle. Following this, the Fourth Sundays ● Beginning teachers will bring the children to Toddlers ... Ruth Catalogna 4‐6 age group. you in the Great Hall. Please remem‐ 4‐6s ... Denise Lagway around the age of 4, our toddlers are 7‐11s ... Brenda Hornung moved to the Ingenuity Room. This ber that no youth are to roam the 12‐15s ... Lisa Ryan group begins to learn the basics of Center grounds unattended. Fifth Sundays (July, Oct. & Dec.) Our youth minister and chaplain is Toddlers ... Marissa Breton Treatment and the value of giving a Debra Morwood at (281) 651‐9295 or 4‐6s ... Jennifer Golden smile and a kind word. Our creative 7‐11s ... Brenda Hornung teachers provide age‐appropriate [email protected] 12‐15s ... Carol & Richard Stromatt instruction and activities.

teach our children well... ● 7‐11 age group are in the Quimby Room, regularly practicing We teach our children that God is Life — the Life within each of them and the steps of Treatment presented in in all Creation — that all people are children of the One God, and therefore, a manner appropriate to their age are all brothers and sisters. • We teach that God is all‐inclusive and we are group. The teachers provide learning each created in the image of God — Good. • We teach that God is Love, tools, creative projects, workshops and we honor God‐in‐all through love, not fear. • We teach that sin is and other teaching methods to simply a mistake and when we make mistakes, we are punished by them, engage each child’s learning of the not by God. • We teach that God is Spirit and present everywhere, that this principles of Science of Mind. Spirit is within us and speaks to us through our minds when we are willing to listen. • We teach that there are spiritual laws that must be understood ● 12‐15 age group meets on the and followed, just as we follow human laws. • We teach that religion is second floor of the Learning Center something to be used every day, not just on Sundays. • We teach that in the Hopkins classroom. They are is a religion that can be used at home, at school and at engaged in special projects, work‐ play; that since God is within us, heaven is also within us, that is we learn shops, have guest speakers and are to live our lives in harmony with God’s Law, we live in heaven now. • involved in several volunteer service We teach that keeping the mind focused on good causes a richer experi‐ endeavors at CLC. The teachers ence of life. • We teach that God is truth and beauty, peace and harmony; working with this group encourage that as we grow to be more like God, our lives will be filled with health, their talents, keep them engaged in happiness and success. • We teach that nothing is too wonderful to learning Science of Mind principles happen, nothing is too good to be true: everything is possible to God and we throw in a bit of fun along through me and you! —adapted from a work by Dorothy Quigley the way!

We’re grateful for Lo Esencial de In Memoriam ♥ Jimmy Caldwell, David John Baker, who Ernest Holmes Dewhurst, Sean Kenneth Connelly, made his transition in Aquí, en un volumen, Charles Granger, Linda Hunte, and April, was bade farewell in encontramos una Richard Stromatt, for all their work a celebration of life service at Spring selección do los escritos on Center maintenance... Masonic Lodge on June 22nd... centrales yesenciales de ♥ Dainill Mercadel and Doris Penny, Linda Martin, who joined CLC in Ernest Holmes, autor, who coordinated the June 4th 2002 and received her practitioner mistic y acamédico de brunch and graduates’ reception, training here before moving to New renombre internacional... assisted by Michael Duncan, David Mexico, graduated into larger life on El libro presenta recuerdos del Ferrier, Jennifer Golden, Carol June 2nd... amado y sabio maestro de las obras Stromatt, and many others... Chris Schmidli, frequent attendee de sus contemporáneos; una ♥ The We Rise As One/Pridescapes of the Wisdom Group and our mid‐ cronología de la vida y el trabajo de VII producers, cast, crew, and event week service, passed into Spirit on Holmes; y una introducción accesible support — Kenzie Berryman, June 18th... por el editor Jesse Jennings que Melody Berryman, Bill Birch, Nancy Margaret Jo Van Slyke, mother enmarca el cuerpo de ideas de Bonilla‐May, Sean Kenneth Connelly, of Rev. Arthur and mother‐in‐law of Holmes para todo lector. $15.95 Maureen Cramer, David Dewhurst, Rev. Terri, entered her next experi‐ en nuestra librería. David Ferrier, Kole Kerr, Dolly ence on June 22nd. Marshall, Nicholas May, Dainill Our prayers surround all of their Conscious giving

Mercadel, Pam Parrott, Doris Penny, loved ones in this time of letting go. Please remember the ongoing Jolena Pourner, Melodie Tipton, and life of your Center in your regular Rocky White, for an amazing evening Weddings giving! You can make a fully tax that was dedicated to the memory ♥♥ Michelle Pierro & Christopher deductible donation by credit/debit of Marc Pourner... Martin were married on May 25th... card, via the PayPal link on our ♥ ♥♥ Selina Perez & Shannon Thomp‐ June’s musicians and poets: website and in our weekly e‐mails, son were married on June 3rd... Bill Birch, Kaleb Canino, Lisa John‐ or sign up in the bookstore to make ♥♥ Lan Xiang & Andrew Bostwick son, Michele Macias, and Jimmy automatic monthly contributions! Prince (see below), as well as Geof‐ were married on June 4th... creativelife.org/bookstore.html fry Oshman and special guest Selia Each ceremony was performed by Qynn; plus Soul Session participant minister Debra Morwood. Lynn Rippelmeyer... Charity rebates ♥ Minister Marsha Lehman, who Join the 750 Randall’s shoppers, please ask created and led the Empaths’ Explora‐ others who your friendly grocer to link tions class and the Solstice women’s “like” us on your Remarkable Card to drumming... Your 5‐star “Good Neighbor” number ♥ June’s usher/greeters Janet review helps us, too! 2303. Then CLC receives a quarterly Carman, Chip Carney, Linda Clesson, donation equal to 1% of your food David Dewhurst (coordinator), Ken Business card display purchases, at no extra cost to you! Dwight, Jim Gibson & Anne Gillis, Do you know all the Elly Hard, Cedric Johnson, Michael skills, services and CLC Board of Trustees

Martin, Shirley Sandlin, Peggy products our fellow David Dewhurst, President • Schneider, Judith Sherbenou, Laki‐ CLC members have [email protected] to offer? Now you [email protected] sha Smith, Phil Villarreal, Ahmard can easily find out Denese Schmelzkopf, Vice President • Vital, Lauren Wallace‐Stahl, Sarah by visiting the west [email protected] Westbrook and Monty Wilson! lobby of the Learning Center, where Deb Barnes • bulletin boards are up and members’ [email protected] business cards are displayed. See who David Ferrier • does what and, if you would like to share [email protected] your offering, please add your cards to it! Dainill Mercadel • There is also a board for goods and [email protected] services wanted. Take the opportunity to know more about your members and Debra Morwood, Treasurer • support each other where you can. Many [email protected] thanks to our Robin Roberts for creating Jesse Jennings, Secretary • Jimmy P. & nephew Kaleb play a tune and curating this space! [email protected]

Huge thanks to everyone who served in this school year: Carol Stromatt, and Deb Barnes, Mardi Birch, Ruth Catalogna & Carthel Smejkal, Sean & Adriana Connelly, Alline Dawson, Kim Klaar, Marsha Lehman, Dolly Marshall, Michael Martin, Don Moore, Lorraine Sasser, Peggy Schneider, Richard Stromatt, and Sandy Tramel, plus Andy Sykes of Kroger Corp., and anybody we’ve missed — plus all the financial donors. This year we purchased $4,454 in food; prepared 800 bags containing 5,600 meals; and fed 266 children plus members of their families. You can help us build our reserve for the coming year by donating cash or Kroger cards or generic gift cards (only — we prefer no checks, please, and can’t use other store‐specific cards). To volunteer to help or with questions, please e‐mail BBP team leader Carol Stromatt at [email protected]

Our Creative Life practitioners are outstanding spiritual support persons, available to lovingly and confidentially 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 development. Have a new goal, an old problem, or a question about applying our teaching? Work with a practitioner and watch what happens with conscious use of the Law of Mind! • At prayer circles after each SUNDAY service in the Garden Room, with the Practitioner‐of‐the‐Day. • By appointment, on an individual fee basis, for a one‐hour session of spiritual support and treatment. • Prayer anytime. The CSL World Ministry of Prayer handles urgent requests at (866) 306‐5546. The children of GracePlace support Rev. Morene Barker‐Morris, RSc.P. Buddy Backpack Please bring donations of new [email protected] • (832) 775‐‐6701 teen‐sized underwear, socks and Sheryl Boyle, RSc.P. “Megan” is a 10‐year old fifth‐ Sheryl Boyle toiletries for the kids of Montrose [email protected] • (281) 650‐‐9287 grader who recently lost her father GracePlace, a safe haven and resource Margaret Byrd, RSc.P. after his long illness caused by [email protected] • (713) 851‐‐1050 provider for homeless LGBT youth. several massive strokes. Megan’s There’s a collection bin in Builders’ Hall. Ruth Catalogna, RSc.P. parents are much older than most of [email protected] • (832) 212‐‐3491 Contact Zander Dawson at... the other parents in Megan’s class. Linda Clesson, RSc.P. [email protected] [email protected]@yahoo.com • (713) 689‐‐9707 Megan’s mom works nights at Wal‐ David Dewhurst, RSc.P. Mart, but this is not enough to make [email protected] • (281) 627‐‐2345 ends meet as she has a mortgage, Shoes for Honduras Peggy Engelhardt, RSc.P. and doctor and funeral bills. The Used shoes are requested for chil‐ [email protected] • (281) 360‐‐2392 family does not qualify for SNAP at dren and adults in Roatán, Honduras Darlene Everitt, RSc.P. this time; but were told to reapply in — any size or type, especially athletic [email protected] • (281) 652‐‐6292 three months. With the help of the shoes, as well as soccer cleats, uniform Kathy Faulkner, RSc.P. jerseys, and any other soccer supplies [email protected] • (605) 431‐‐6504 school staff, Megan was selected such as goalie gloves, shin guards, and Rev. Sandra Finch, RSc.P. to be part of the Buddy Backpack deflated soccer balls. Please use the [email protected] • (281) 352‐‐3339 program. Her mom was so relieved bin by the copy room. For more info, Bobbie Giachini, RSc.P. Emerita as this helps them tremendously. contact Lynn Rippelmeyer at (281) 799‐ (713) 461‐‐3494 With plenty to eat on the weekends, 9866 or [email protected] Jayne Leopold, RSc.P. Megan is now able to spend some [email protected] • (713) 449‐‐2875 time on fun outings with a mentor Sharon Mignerey, RSc.P. Life Center support from the community. She has been [email protected] • (281) 257‐‐6580 This residential care facility for the Rev. Debra Morwood, RSc.P. able to open up about recently losing homeless in the Heights, gratefully [email protected] • (281) 651‐‐9295 her dad. Her teachers report that accept donations of cleaning supplies, Ann Richardson, RSc.P. Emerita Megan is doing well and is back to [email protected] • (713) 471‐‐6030 trash bags, non‐perishable food, cloth‐ telling the class silly knock‐knock ing, hygiene products, light bulbs, Rev. Lisa Ryan, RSc.P. jokes. Her teachers are so happy to [email protected] • (832) 797‐‐0159 appliances, cooking utensils, linens, see Megan smile and participate in Tom Ryan, RSc.P. and blankets. No computer hardware, [email protected] • (832) 797‐‐7367 class discussion again. You can easily thanks. Please use the bin by the copy Shirley Sandlin, RSc.P. help feed children by contributing to room. Contact Michael Martin, [email protected] • (281) 731‐‐5677 Buddy Backpack. Details are above. [email protected]

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5326 Spring‐Stuebner Road, Spring, Texas 77389‐4574 Celebration service Music & arts event

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2 Morning 3 4 IndependenceIndependence DayDay 5 Wisdom of 6 7 1 celebrations: the Universe From Whence DISCUSSION • 12P

WHAT IS We Came PERMANENT Evening CLASS 7 OF 10 • 10A celebration: MUST BE SPIRITUAL CODA MEETING • 5P 9:30 & 11A • WITH MINISTER FREE TO BE YOU JESSE JENNINGS A Course AND ME: PLAYING in Miracles 8 • 10:15A Meditation INSIDE AND DISCUSSION • 7P Prayer Circle •10:30A /12P From Whence Children & Youth • 11A OUTSIDE LIFE’S SANDBOX We Came Brunch • 12:15PM CLASS 8 OF 10 • 10A MARSHA LEHMAN • 7:30P Heartfelt Living WITH MUSIC BY CODA MEETING • 5P ONLINE CLASS 2 OF 10 • 6:30P TBA

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SUCCESSFULLY the Universe REGULATING FROM DISCUSSION • 12P From THE POINT OF Evening Whence ORIGIN: MIND celebration: 9:30 & 11A • WITH MINISTER A Course We Came JESSE JENNINGS THE FORCE THAT CLASS 9 OF 10 • 10A in Miracles CAUSES FORMS DISCUSSION • 7P Meditation • 10:15A Movers & Prayer Circle •10:30A /12P TO EXIST Children Youth A & • 11 Shakers JESSE JENNINGS • 7:30P DANCE TROUPE REHEARSAL WITH POETRY BY Heartfelt Living CODA MEETING • 5P ONLINE CLASS 3 OF 10 • 6:30P 6PM DICK SCHMELZKOPF

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Wisdom of BETWEEN “OM” the Universe AND “PRESENCE,” DISCUSSION • 12P From THE CONVICTION Whence Evening OF ABSENCE We Came 9:30 & 11A • WITH MINISTER celebration: A Course CLASS 9 OF 10 • 10A JESSE JENNINGS THE TREE IS GOOD, in Miracles DISCUSSION • 7P Meditation • 10:15A Movers & AND THE FRUIT Prayer Circle •10:30A /12P IS ALSO GOOD Children & Youth • 11A Shakers DANCE TROUPE REHEARSAL JESSE JENNINGS • 7:30P Heartfelt Living WITH MUSIC BY CODA MEETING • 5P 6PM ONLINE CLASS 4 OF 10 • 6:30P TBA

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DISCUSSION • 12P THE SOURCE IS FELT THROUGH Evening Soul ITS CREATION celebration: ® Collage 9:30 & 11A • WITH MINISTER SOUL SESSION WORKSHOP • 6:30‐9P JESSE JENNINGS JESSE JENNINGS DIALOGUE Meditation • 10:15A Prayer Circle •10:30A /12P ON PLAYING, Children & Youth • 11A Movers & WINNING, A Course QuickStart Shakers AND THRIVING in Miracles CODA MEETING • 5P PART 1 OF 2 • 1‐4P DISCUSSION • 7P DANCE TROUPE REHEARSAL AHMARD VITAL & Heartfelt Living 6PM JESSE JENNINGS • 7:30P ONLINE CLASS 5 OF 10 • 6:30P

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THE SPOKES OF A WHEEL AS THEY NEAR THE HUB 9:30 & 11A • WITH MINISTER JESSE JENNINGS Meditation • 10:15A Prayer Circle •10:30A /12P Children & Youth • 11A QuickStart PART 2 OF 2 • 1‐4P Heartfelt Living ONLINE CLASS 6 OF 10 • 6:30P