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It may sound cliche but love is all around us. It's everywhere, all the time, all at once. When we see love as a way of being, rather than a feeling, it gets easier. It's all part of Oneness, the universal expression of divine connection. We just can't always see it, with so many distractions and active efforts to divide us. And yet, if we act from a place of love, we become love. We are love, at our core.

Where else can you go on a Sunday morning for a meaningful mindset reset and hear our own local superstars belting the venerable Rev. Al Green from the stage? One more reason I love this place. Mercy, mercy me. That opening set the tone, soulful and grounded, for this pre-Earth Day Sunday. Followed by Joni Mitchell's Big Yellow Taxi, another favorite, and also, sadly, the perfect Earth Day song for all the wrong reasons. And, our talented team more than did the music justice,

Closing our 5-week "What If?" series with a service that brought the house down, we're challenged us to be "possibilitarians" — see possibility even in dark times and dare to act from love. Themes were co-creation, courage, and transformation, the spiritual reset we need right now. If you're looking for a spiritual community that asks you to think, question, and dare — come find us.

Want to change the world? Be a beetle. Say what? Rev. Larry took us on a journey through the jungle where bioluminescent beetles light the way. What does that mean for us? You don't have to be special to light the way for others; do what lights you up.

What if imagination is one of the most powerful tools we have? In the context of SOM philosophy, it's what gives us power.

What if possibility is already here? What if we continually ask ourselves what if? What if we break through fear, blocks, or other barriers, just by asking what if?

What do bucket lists, spiritual growth, and a fictional spaceship powered by infinite improbability have in common? More than you might think. Here, we explore probability, possibility, and the edge where change begins.

We're exploring the edges - how to stretch and grow beyond what we already know. We're living in a time of extraordinary complexity, with overburdened systems and ineffective narratives. That's why sitting with silence matters. We can't solve today's problems with yesterday's thinking, and the only way through is through silence.

Going back to the bedrock teachings of Science of Mind, we revisit how spirit works through us, as us, in How It Works.

Gratitude isn’t just a nice idea. It’s a choice that shapes how we experience life.

Sunday’s service brought Prosperity to life — with a micro-practice, music, and honest reflection on our beliefs, challenges, and abundance. See how we're putting principle into action and take away ideas you can use in your own life.