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Greetings Dear One, you found us!  What a delight to have you checking in, or checking us out.  Whoever you are and wherever you find yourself on your journey of faith, you are always welcome here, on this website and physically in our spiritual community.

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Wednesday Mid-Week Service

"Exploring The Mystical"

May 23rd - 7:00 p.m

The benefit of spiritual study and living is a cumulative one.  It takes place as we steep ourselves in Spiritual Truths.  As we live with them, meditate on them and practice them, we begin to show forth the fruitage of developed spiritual consciousness.

Let's get together to consider one of the benefits of developed consciousness: "Relaxing From Fear."

Join Colleen Tanaka, RScP the fourth Wednesday of each month as she explores the mystical through message and meditation, and invites a deeper level of spiritual living.

"We are unfolding spiritually in proportion as we are losing the fear and confidence in the things of the external world and are gaining a greater awareness, reliance, dependence and demonstration on the spiritual realities within."       Joel Goldsmith

 

Volunteer of the Month

Neil Haner

by Valerie Wiener, RScP

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Whatever inspires us to attend our Center's services is as unique as each person who makes that choice.  For Neil Haner, the spiritual draw of our philosophy was not his first connection to Religious Science...it was the kids.

Neil, a native Californian, worked for seven years as a security supervisor at the San Bernardino County Hospital/ Regional Medical Center.  In 2000, while still residing in California, Neil learned about Religious Science and teen camp through an online conversation with a Religious Science minister.  Thereafter, he volunteered as the camp's EMT.  "That was such an incredible experience, which motivated me to transport kids to camp, while continuing as a volunteer at camp, for many years to follow," Neil remembers.  It was his teen camp experience that inspired Neil to attend church.  "So, my volunteerism to the church actually predated my involvement with the church as a congregant."

In 2007, Neil moved to Las Vegas to complete his studies in elementary education at UNLV.  In 2009, he began his education career as a fifth grade teacher at Jydstrup Elementary School.

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