Why I assist with Science of Mind Classes I assist in class because I love learning and watching others get excited about the Science of Mind teaching. I’m always amazed at some new nugget of this teaching that catches my eye or the realization of “oh that’s what this is about”! Each class is unique like we are and yet we are all one. To see and experience the inquisitiveness of a student, the engagement of a class, and the deepening of their spiritual awareness is a gift. I feel blessed to be a part of that and the Center. Lorena Fisher, RScP
Why I Serve? by Maggie Cole I’ve been in service to this community for over 30 years. Many many times, I went over board via a belief that in order to be allowed on the planet and set my feet on this earth, I am supposed to work hard. Needless to say, this is a false belief. In assisting in a class decades ago, a student shared something with me after I had told a story of my hard work belief. She said, “you could sit on a rock for the rest of your life and you would be essential to this universe.” This statement changed my life. I continue to serve and I have learned to ask myself, is this mine to do? For decades, I have participated on Sunday Evenings, from drumming with Tom McCurry and Ron Atchison when Ruth Barnhart facilitated her prayer service. I spoke there for many years when other people had taken over. About 10 years ago, Rev. Joyce asked me if I would like to do a Sunday Evening, as everybody else had moved on. I said yes, as I had spoken in many churches in years past, ev