WELCOME

Rev. Dr. Kathleen Johnson

Sunday Services we will be in person at Center for the Creative Arts and live streaming on Facebook. PLEASE NOTE: Masks are no longer required and are optional.

SUNDAY SCHEDULE
10:00am – Practitioner lead guided meditation in the Orange Studio
10:25am – Music in the Sanctuary
10:30am – Sunday Service begins in the Sanctuary. 

10:30am  – The  Children’s Fellowship begins in the Orange Studio
11:30am – Fellowship and Private Prayer Sessions in the Sanctuary

emPower Music Right Licensing Agreement:  #DECSL 10006-21  Allows us to use music from New Thought musicians on our Facebook live streaming and recordings.

ANNOUNCEMENTS

DATES TO REMEMBER!

Don’t miss an event, class, workshop or gathering! Use the button below to view the Dates To Remember list of upcoming  activities in 2024 or our Calendar.

GET TO KNOW US

“We are ALL in this Together”

The Center for Spiritual Living Delaware is a spiritual community serving Delaware, New Jersey, Maryland and Pennsylvania areas. The principles and practices that we teach are grounded in the spiritual wisdom of the ages and in the modern fields of consciousness known as New Thought/Ancient Wisdom and the Science of Mind teachings of Dr. Ernest Holmes. This is an intelligent, heart-centered spirituality that changes people’s lives.

A Message from the Centers for Spiritual Living

Racism in the United States 

We denounce racism in all its forms: the starkness of unapologetic, intentional racism; the racism of silence in the face of injustice; the systemic racism inherent in our education, justice, income and opportunity inequity; and the racism that lies hidden in our individual hearts and minds.

We envision a world where personal responsibility joins with social conscience in every area of the political, corporate, academic, and social sectors. We value a community-wide climate of safety that arises from compassion, justice, mutual respect, and kindness. Therefore, we join our founder, Dr. Ernest Holmes, who, echoing the words of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., said “You and I should form the habit of taking definite time each day to contemplate and affirm peace with justice—for there is no peace possible without justice. But faith without works is dead. We should not only pray, we should act, each contributing the best [they have] to the common purpose, each willing to make any sacrifice necessary…[for] there can be no individual self-preservation without the preservation of all . . .”*

We call upon ourselves and the faith communities in the US to take action that shows we have heard the cry of suffering, and we own our responsibility for it. Whether that action is prayer, donations to organizations that promote racial justice, rigorous self-education, or active engagement, let not this moment in history pass unattended. May the actions we take be steeped in peace and respect for the sacredness of each life, knowing that whatever we do, individually and collectively, must be Divinely directed from a higher consciousness. When we apply our proven spiritual principles through rigorous practices and compassionate action, the desired results cannot fail to demonstrate.

Centers for Spiritual Living, Spiritually Motivated Social Engagement Committee

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