Dear Ones,
Remembering that we are all moving along our own spiritual evolutionary paths, we are wise to “keep our eyes on the prize,” looking upward and forward rather than dwelling in or rehashing the past. Like an occasional glance in the rear-view mirror, we may benefit from recognizing how far we have already come and acknowledging our current place on the road to enlightenment. More importantly, however, we are sowing the powerful seeds that shape an inspired future—and that can only be done in this precious moment of NOW.
As we continue this month’s theme, “From Showers to Flowers,” we give thanks for all that has brought us to this beautiful point in our unfolding journey. We are grateful for the Source that supplies every need and for the Law that knows exactly how to bring forth our heart’s desires. We set clear and compassionate intentions, creating new mental equivalents—spiritual prototypes—filling them with passion, expectancy, and that marvelous prayer-propellant: Faith!
Join us on Zoom only this Sunday, May 17, for our 1:00 p.m. ET Celebration. Simply visit cslphilly.org to register. My message will be, “Look Back Quickly; Look Forward Steadily.”
Members and friends are also invited to join us from 2:15 to 2:45 p.m. ET for an informal and informative Zoom conversation with the Board of Trustees. Please register for this brief gathering as well. Since we will not have access to our regular meeting place in Wayne this Sunday, we are especially grateful for the opportunity to gather together online.
Then, on Sunday, May 24, help us celebrate our beloved New Members during Membership Sunday at our regular 1:00 p.m. ET service at United Church of Christ at Valley Forge, 45 Walker Road, Wayne, PA, followed by a no-host lunch at Black Powder Tavern (Register here.)
And finally, join in the excitement on Saturday, May 30, as Ray Adkins and his outstanding One Man Dog band bring the music of James Taylor to life in the UCCVF Sanctuary. Tickets are available now on our website, so reserve yours today!
With great love and gratitude,
Dr. Maxine