June newsletter.pub - Creative Life Spiritual Center

CREATIVE LIFE SPIRITUAL CENTER
●
Our 28th year!
● Jesse Jennings, Marsha Lehman and Debra Morwood, Ministers
Sunday book discussion
Here’s a new five‐Sunday
discussion group, open to all
and facilitated by minister
Debra Morwood, and using
Marcus Borg's book, Meeting
Jesus Again for the First Time:
The Historical Jesus and the
Heart of Contemporary Faith
(available in our bookstore). Borg is a
Jesus scholar and a Christian; and his chal‐
lenge to the reader is to re‐think the Jesus
whom many in Western society were
taught to know. This is our opportunity to
explore our own beliefs about Jesus and
to perhaps see Jesus in a whole new light.
The group will meet in the Quimby Room,
on the first floor of the Learning Center.
No charge, donations welcome. SUNDAYS,
JUNE 1 through JUNE 29, 9:45‐10:45AM.
debra.morwood@creativelife.org
Your guide to
Creative Life
Here’s a short workshop
with founding minister
Jesse Jennings that’s
especially for those new
to CLC and/or to what we
teach, and a prerequisite
for anyone wishing to
become a member who
has not yet completed Heartfelt Living.
We’ll discuss the basics of our philoso‐
phy and way of life; how the Center
came to be, and how it’s cared for and
supported; our classes and programs;
and what membership means. There
will be plenty of time for questions plus
you’ll get printed materials to take home.
No charge, donations welcome. SUNDAY,
JUNE 1, 1:00‐2:30PM, in the Quimby Room,
first floor of the Learning Center. Please
sign up in Builders’ Hall.
info@creativelife.org
5326 Spring-Stuebner Road
● Spring, Texas 77389-4574 ● info@creativelife.org ● creativelife.org ● (281) 350-5157
Sunday morning
meditations
“...Sit and rest and refresh your soul.
Eat of the fruit and drink the wine.
All, all is yours, and you are welcome.”
—The Science of Mind textbook
It’s led by practitioner Malené Njeri, and lasts
for 35 minutes, ending in time to comfortably
get into the 11am celebration. There is music
to enhance as you are guided into a restful
state, and inspirational readings to tap into
your spiritual center. Most sessions will end
Malené Njeri
with a spiritual mind treatment based on the
theme of the readings. Don’t be concerned about being
late. There is an easy way to quickly get into the flow.
Stand a moment outside the door and bring yourself to
complete silence. Maintain that silence as you enter.
You’ll find yourself suddenly present in the meditation
and all is well. SUNDAYS 10:15‐10:50AM, in the Hopkins
Room, on the second floor of the Learning Center.
For more information, e‐mail Malené at
mnjeri208@gmail.com
Science of Mind
class graduation
Those who have completed any
of the Science of Mind courses
offered at CLC since summer,
2013, will take the stage to sing
the “school song” and engage in
other antics, on SUNDAY, JUNE 8
(one celebration only, at 11:00AM)
Heartfelt Living
winter 2014 class
(STANDING, L TO R)
Dawn Clesson, Connie
Garcia, Jeffrey Powell,
Maureen Cramer, Babs
Dewhurst, Terri Van Slyke,
Arthur Van Slyke,
Mary Cantu
(SEATED) Jesse Jennings,
David Dewhurst
(NOT PICTURED)
Diana Jugon, Peggy
Schneider, Dean Sims,
Elaine Taylor, Jim Taylor
About Adrianne. Hailing from Minneapolis, the city that
birthed legends like Paul Westerberg, Bob Mould, and His
Royal Purpleness, Adrianne Lenker is an authentic, pas‐
sionate singer, songwriter, and performer. Her debut CD,
Stages of the Sun, produced by Steve Hodge, was released
on LucidTunes when Adrianne was only 14. Her follow‐up
CD/DVD, Live At The Southern, was recorded a few days
before her 15th birthday in July of 2006 at the Southern
Theater in Minneapolis. At 16, she shifted gears, redefining
her style as folky and raw with an indie‐pop edge. Shortly
after graduating Berklee on a full scholarship awarded by
Susan Tedeschi, Lenker moved to New York City in 2012
and released her newest, and what she considers to be her
true debut album, Hours Were the Birds. Adrianne’s vocal
influences have ranged from Billie Holiday to Björk, and
her sound has been described by blogs as “a mix of Laura
Marling, Coco Rosie and Joni Mitchell.” (madmackerel.org)
She won the 2013 Kerrville Folk Festival's New Folk Compe‐
tition, and was a finalist in the 2005 International Songwrit‐
ing Competition. She has opened for Susan Tedeschi at
Joe’s Pub in NYC, as well as Ryan Montbleau at Club Passim
in Cambridge, Mass. She is a poignant and versatile songwriter, and an exceptional guitarist. In a time of
assembled artistry Adrianne is a breath of fresh air.
Hours Were the Birds could possibly be just a glimpse into the future of this amazing young woman.
About Buck. Texas‐bred, Brooklyn‐based musician Buck Meek has been writing love songs and
outlaw ballads since the end of the world in 2012. It’s been said that his songs sound like the hypothetical
child of George Jones and Joan Vollmer. Buck is a Berklee College of Music graduate and has been working
as a guitarist since age 15, performing and touring across the United States and Europe as a bandleader for
Shine and Mobtet, and as a sideman for various bands and artists, such as Moishe Circus, Adrianne Lenker,
The Pleasant Revolution, Django Porter, Amanda Jones, and Dylan Meek.
www.adrianne.com • buckmeek.bandcamp.com
Intermediate Science of Mind course
Science of Mind
now on sale at B&N
Science of Mind
magazine is now
available in more
Ernest Holmes (1887‐1960) was an internationally
than 600 Barnes &
renowned teacher of spiritual psychology, a beloved
Noble bookstores
scholar, mystic, and prolific author, who founded the
in the U.S. and
entire Religious Science movement of practitioners,
Canada.
ministers, churches and teaching centers. This course,
The magazines
required for Practitioner I entry, is the first to delve into
will
be part of an
all of Ernest’s writings, feasting on his quiet, devotional
end‐cap
display
writings as well as his impassioned, chalk‐in‐hand teach‐
under
the
banner
of
“Spirituality”
ings to future leaders. Learn more about his work and
(at The Woodlands’ store it’s
especially about yourself through spirited class discussions on the fine
points of our teaching, and exciting final projects. Tuition is $250, plus a marked “New Arrivals”). This is a
workbook and the book, The Essential Ernest Holmes, which was created three‐month promotion. Then each
by our senior minister Jesse Jennings, as was this course. This summer, store manager will individually
decide whether to continue to carry
we’re offering this 10‐week course in two formats.
the magazine. The publisher says,
The first is as a telebridge course, led by minister Marsha Lehman, on
SUNDAYS, 6:30‐8:30PM, starting JUNE 8. You can sign up for this in Builders’ “We’re extremely excited at the
possibilities and we need your
Hall, or by email to marsha.lehman@creativelife.org
marsha.lehman@creativelife.org.
support. Please encourage your
The other option is on‐site at the CLC campus, with Jesse Jennings,
SATURDAYS, 10AM‐1PM, starting JULY 26. You can sign up for this in Builders’ friends and family to go to any
Barnes & Noble and ask for
Hall, or by email to info@creativelife.org.
info@creativelife.org
Science of Mind magazine by
name. We would love it if they
would purchase one or more
presentation
After nearly seven years of oxygen therapy 24 hours copies, but the key is that people
a day, several lung collapses and ever declining lung ask the store managers and
function, Cheryl Ford experienced The Gift of Life: a employees for the magazine.”
double lung transplant. Come hear the story of how
her spiritual transformation manifested into the “Big
Share the
Life” she is now blessed to live. From 17% lung func‐
Science of Mind!
tion, 89 lbs., on a feeding tube and barely able to
Glass stones: approxi‐
walk across the room to running 5ks, hiking 10‐12
mately 1‐1/2" wide, in
miles, camping, working, living, breathing deeply,
assorted colors, with
and most of all loving every single minute of life!
quotes by Ernest Holmes
Cheryl
will
share
how
the
Science
of
Mind
teaching
Cheryl Ford
and others ... $1.50
led her on a journey from a life defined by illness
Wisdom
Cards: Beauti‐
and fear to living a life defined by love and faith. Some of the topics
fully
designed
deluxe
will include, healing is revealing, the “why” of illness, responsibility for
card
self care, reaching out for support, loving ourselves, all prayer works,
deck with 64 full‐color
our decisions matter, partnership with the medical community, fear and
cards ... $15.95
facing our own physical mortality, the gifts of compassion, inspiration
New
Leather
Leather‐‐bound
and gratitude.
Science
of Mind textbook
Cheryl Ford has been a member of Creative Life for over six years,
with
a
concordance
and
studying and practicing the SOM teaching in way that has truly changed
gilded‐edge
pages!
...
her life. She firmly believes that evolution of her body is fueled by the
$90.
involution of her heart and soul. Life is a journey of learning to reveal
These and many other
the divine light within. Cheryl speaks in our monthly showcase, hosted
items
are available in the
by David Dewhurst and Lisa Ryan, on THURSDAY, JUNE 26, at 7PM.
Creative
Life bookshop!
Appreciative giving.
The Essential Ernest Holmes
The Gift of Life
Dance Fusion
Our midweek celebrations in the Great Hall feature a talk by Jesse
Jennings, plus live music, poetry, prayer support, and fun surprises! Our
practitioners on duty are David Dewhurst and Lisa Ryan, who also staffs
the bookstore. Want to gift us with your music on a Wednesday night?
E‐mail Nancy at bonillamay@gmail.com for details.
class/troupe
CLCers Jeffrey Powell,
Melodie Tipton and
Nancy Bonilla‐May
invite you to a creative
dance fusion troupe!
Come learn dance
basics through choreography and
various types of dance styles from
around the world, in a fusion of
mind, body and spirit. Jeffrey has
taught and danced professionally
in the styles of jazz, ballet and tap.
Nancy teaches Zumba® and Melo‐
die has choreographed and danced
original verse by
music by
music by
music by
professionally. See members of the
Dick
Nancy
Bill
The Dance
group perform in Take Pride in Your
Schmelzkopf
Bonilla‐May
Birch
Fusion class
True Colors, the big show on JUNE 7,
and again on JUNE 25 during the
Wisdom of
A Course in Miracles evening
celebration. The group
weekly discussions
meets TUESDAYS at 6:30PM in the
the Universe
A Course in Miracles is
Great Hall. Drop in at any time.
weekly discussions
“a
unique,
universal,
self‐
Appreciative giving to CLC.
We are studying
study
spiritual
thought
bonillamay@gmail.com
the confluence of
system
that
teaches
the
metaphysics and
way to Love and Inner
science to help us
Minds Without
better understand Bill MacKenzie Peace is through forgive‐
ness.” (acim.org
acim.org)
acim.org
how the world
Borders discussions
Dick & Denese Schmelzkopf
The
Course
states,
of consciousness
Come discuss topics
“...seek not to change
gives rise to our world of form.
of interest and the
the world, but choose to
Using books, speakers and various
latest thinking, tools
change your mind about
forms of media, we bring current
and techniques for
the world.” Now in its
Cathy MacKenzie
information forward for open
self‐improvement,
10th year of meeting at
discussion. WEDNESDAYS, 12‐2PM, led
facilitated by Carlos Sanchez,
CLC, led by Bill and practitioner
by Denese & Dick Schmelzkopf,
assisted by Jere Gardner. Our focus
Cathy
MacKenzie at 7PM every
who also teach at the Academy of
is the practical use of mind/body/
THURSDAY. All are welcome; join
Lifelong Learning at Lone Star
spirit information to help partici‐
anytime. The group meets in the
College (Montgomery). All are
pants in the fields of self‐develop‐
welcome and you may join anytime. McTaggart Library, upstairs in the ment, personal growth and the
Learning Center. Appreciative
The group meets, temporarily, in
overcoming of issues. Examples of
Builders’ Hall. Appreciative giving. giving. bmackz@gmail.com •
topics are breaking through fear
catmackz@gmail.com
denese28@comcast.net
and anxiety using NLP, accelerated
learning, weight management, posi‐
tive goal‐setting, self‐confidence,
Thank you, CLCers, for your and morning success rituals. Meets
occasional FRIDAYS, 7:15‐9PM, in
generous support of our
Katherman Hall. Call (936) 522‐7870
Learning Center
for schedule. Appreciative giving.
cslwob@hotmail.com •
www.Meetup.com/minds
www.Meetup.com/minds‐‐without
without‐‐
borders
children
& youth
Minister Debra
Morwood, CLC’s
Youth Director,
reminds everyone
that when your
children are re‐
turned to the Great
Hall on Sunday,
Rev. Debra
please note it is the
policy of the Center that each child,
no matter the age, must be super‐
vised by their adult caregiver.
The children are not allowed to
be outside their classrooms unless
accompanied. We are devoted to
providing a safe environment for
our happy children! Children begin
their Sunday learning adventures in
the redesigned registration area in
the youth foyer, then move to their
classrooms, except on one SUNDAY
each month, when those through
age 11 visit the Great Hall first to
share their thoughts with the
grownup congregation. If you have
any questions or concerns about
our classes, Debra is in the youth
lobby from 10:15‐11AM on SUNDAYS,
or connect at (281) 651‐9295 or
debramorwood@sbcglobal.net
many thanks
what we do
We’re grateful to Janis & Lilia
Warner for their work with the
toddlers, and to Don Clesson,
for his with the teens. Now, we
welcome new teachers Jenny
Ploch and Veronica Peterman!
Many thanks too, to all the teachers
who step up when we need
someone to fill in!
The CLC Children’s and Youth
Services Department is devoted
to celebrating the spiritual develop‐
ment of each child we teach. All
age groups are involved in various
activities, workshops, and special
projects incorporating the teach‐
ings of Science of Mind. We strive
to create an atmosphere of love
and kindness in our words and
actions toward each other and to
recognize and honor the diversity
of every person.
• Toddlers (up to age 3) are
lovingly cared for by our toddler
teachers. In their very artistically
designed Discovery Room, the
children are encouraged to interact
and experience their world as only
a toddler can. They are offered
games, toys, books and other
age‐appropriate activities in a safe,
secure and loving environment.
• 3‐6 age group. Beginning around
the age of 3, our toddlers are
moved to the Ingenuity Room. This
group begins to learn the basics of
Treatment and the value of giving a
smile and a kind word. Our creative
teachers provide age‐appropriate
instruction and activities.
• 7‐11 age group are in the Quimby
Room, regularly practicing the
steps of Treatment presented in a
manner appropriate to their age
group. The teachers provide learn‐
ing tools, creative projects, work‐
shops and other teaching methods
to engage each child’s learning of
the principles of Science of Mind.
• 12‐and‐up age group meet on the
second floor of the Learning Center
in the Hopkins classroom. They are
engaged in special projects,
workshops, have guest speakers
and are involved in several
volunteer service endeavors at
CLC. The teachers working with
this group encourage their talents,
keep them engaged in learning
Science of Mind principles and we
throw in a bit of fun along the way!
Fun times for the kids on Field Day!
News for parents
• The JUNE theme for the children
is The 8 Secrets to Happiness for Kids
and Teens. These are based on
using Universal Law to bring forth
happiness from within and are
written especially for youth.
• Age‐appropriate prayer/
treatment opens all the classes.
• For each class there is age‐appro‐
priate discussion of the monthly
theme and creative projects to
enhance the learning.
• Just after noon all the teachers
and children will gather in the
reception area of the Learning
Center for our closing prayer circle.
When the prayer is complete, the
teachers will bring the children to
you in the Great Hall.
Plenty to eat, too!
Rev. Debra at her post in the youth lobby
Our commitment to the Montgomery County Food Bank’s Buddy Backpack
program has been to feed 15 young students every weekend throughout the
school year. These kids were selected by their schools as having this need,
and every Friday they went home with a backpack discreetly filled with
specially selected food to last them the weekend. Then they returned the
empty backpacks to school on Monday, for the process to repeat itself.
During the summer, we will continue accumulating funds for next year’s
service, as well as recruiting other faith communities into this project. There
are several ways you can help: by donating cash or WalMart cards (only ‐‐ no
checks, please, or generic gift cards); by working to assemble the food we
purchase for delivery to the Food Bank; and by assisting on the delivery
team to the Food Bank. Please be clear, we do not need you to bring food
items, which must be purchased according to a very specific protocol, and we have a team in place to do
that. But your donations of cash or WalMart cards are most appreciated. Our program co‐coordinators are
Carol Stromatt and Alline Dawson. With questions, or to volunteer, please e‐mail cstromatt@gdcrealty.com
cstromatt@gdcrealty.com.
Life Center support
Honduran support
The Life Center is a residential
care facility for the homeless at
4516 Old Yale Street in the Heights.
They gratefully welcome your
donations of cleaning supplies,
trash bags, non‐perishable food,
clothing, hygiene and grooming
products, light bulbs, appliances,
cooking utensils, computer
supplies, linens, and blankets.
The collection bin is behind the
door by the copy room. Want more
info? Contact Michael Martin at
michael@mslawfirmllp.com
Please donate used, clean clothes
and shoes (laced, slip‐on, loafer,
boat, dress, casual, etc.) of any size
to the Honduran Clinic effort. Not
only will they help those who need
them, but the proceeds help to run
the clinic. Please, no unused pre‐
scription medications. Thank you to
all who have supported this project
over the years. The collection bin is
behind the door by the copy room.
Want more info? Contact Lynn
Rippelmeyer at (281) 356‐7506 or
ljripp@comcast.net
CLC
CLC’s
’s Licensed Practitioners
Rev
Barker‐‐Morris, RSc.P.
Rev.. Morene Barker
(832) 775‐6701 • mbarkermorris@yahoo.com
Sheryl Boyle, RSc.P.
(281) 650‐9287 • sherylaboyle@gmail.com
Ruth Catalogna, RSc.P.
(832) 212‐3491 • rcatalogna@ymail.com
David Dewhurst, RSc.P.
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(281) 627‐2345 • dbdewhurst@me.com
Larry Dines, RSc.P.
(713) 851‐8468 • ldines@live.com
Tammie Ellis, RSc.P.
On leave of absence
Peggy Engelhardt, RSc.P.
(281) 360‐2392 • peggyengelhardt2@gmail.com
Rev
Rev.. Sandra Finch, RSc.P.
Rev
Rev.. Debra Morwood, RSc.P.
(281) 651‐9295 • debramorwood@sbcglobal.net
Malené Njeri, RSc.P.
(281) 507‐4266 • mnjeri208@gmail.com
Valinda Omaat, RSc.P.
(713) 497‐4177 • valinda.omaat@gmail.com
Franceska Perot
Perot‐‐Starcevic, RSc.P.
(832) 967‐9400 • fdperot@sbcglobal.net
Lilia Reade
Reade‐‐Pellicano, RSc.P. •
yo hablo español
(832) 396‐3190 • lprpellicano@aol.com
Ann Richardson, RSc.P.
(713) 471‐6030 • to_be_for_love@yahoo.com
Lisa Ryan, RSc.P.
(832) 797‐0159 • ahnatalia@yahoo.com
Shirley Sandlin, RSc.P.
(281) 731‐5677 • shirleysandlin@sbcglobal.net
(281) 352‐3339 • sandradfinch@gmail.com
OUT OF AREA
Bobbie Giachini, RSc.P. Emerita •
Barbara Baldwin, RSc.P.
(713) 461‐3494
(713) 598‐6600 • barb.a.baldwin@gmail.com
Jayne Leopold, RSc.P.
Rev
Caine‐‐Barrett, RSc.P.
Rev.. Myokei Caine
(713) 449‐2875 • one_withspirit@yahoo.com
(713) 741‐1318 • myokei@comcast.net
Cathy MacKenzie, RSc.P.
Jan Gauvain, RSc.P.
(281) 630‐0763 • catmackz@gmail.com
(830) 935‐2284 • jgauvain@gvtc.com
Sharon Mignerey, RSc.P.
Judy Ramsey, RSc.P.
(281) 257‐6580 • sharon@sharonmignerey.com
(713) 304‐0713 • judykramsey@aol.com
Our Creative Life practitioners
are outstanding spiritual support
persons, available to lovingly and
confidentially assist you, and are
at your service. Each has spent hun‐
dreds of hours in training, to direct
natural compassion into helping
you through listening, caring, and
using spiritual mind treatment —
affirmative prayer — to reveal the
truth of you that is greater than any
apparent limitation. Each is licensed
by the Centers for Spiritual Living,
and engages in ongoing study and
spiritual development. Have a new
goal, an old problem, or a question
about applying our teaching? Work
with a practitioner and watch what
happens with conscious use of the
Law of Mind!
• At prayer circles every SUNDAY
in the Garden Room...
• By appointment
appointment, on an individual
fee basis, for a one‐hour session of
spiritual support and treatment...
• More options for requesting and
receiving prayer support include
using a form on our website here:
creativelife.org/links/
prayerrequest.php
• Prayer anytime
anytime. New Thought’s
oldest and best telephone prayer
ministry, Silent Unity, awaits your
call 24 hours a day:
(800) NOW
NOW‐‐PRAY (669‐7729)
We
We’’re grateful fo
forr
♥ Richard Stromatt, project
coordinator on the Learning Center
roof replacement; Michael Martin,
for his assistance with contracts;
the remarkable Larry Dines, who
consulted; and the CLCers who
in less than ten days contributed
$17,000 extra to get the job done...
♥ Franceska Perot‐Starcevic,
who led the gardening work day,
assisted by Michael & Michele
Macias and Carol & Richard
Stromatt...
♥ Wonderful Sunday speaker, Rev.
Arthur Johnson on May 18th, and
Mary Cantu, who coordinated that
day’s luncheon...
♥ Blood drive coordinator Margo
Juarez; her crew of Angel, Saman‐
tha, Amanda, and some grownups;
and everyone who brought food to
the Memorial Day weekend brunch
and/or donated blood...
♥ May musicians Bill Birch, Nancy
Bonilla‐May, Michele Macias, David
Mayes, John McDonald, Jeffrey
Powell, and Ellie & Jim Tillmans...
♥ Minister Debra Morwood, for
assisting with christenings...
♥ Rick Huttner, who donated these
beautiful books as a fundraiser...
Transition
Center recordings
Darell H. Ivory,
Individual CDs are $4. Use
father of our Terri
the bookstore clipboard
Fears, graduated into
to order, pre‐pay, then
his next experience
pick up, or add $2 per
on May 26th. Our loving
CD for mailing. Mail
thoughts surround Terri and her
subscriptions: Either
family at this time of letting go.
Sundays or Wednesdays are $60
for three months; $115, six months;
$200, one year; $350 two years,
6 Tucker Vaughn Flowers, son of
Anise, was welcomed to our world including postage. For both
in a ceremony on Sunday, May 11th! Sundays and Wednesdays, double
these prices. To order, visit the
book shop, or go to our website
♥♥ Taylor Stanaway and Dillon
and find the PayPal link.
Hewitt, on May 4th...
♥♥ Michelle Kennedy and Thomas
Join the 408
Crigler, on May 10th...
others who
♥♥ Patricia Roque and John Rubio,
“like” us on
on May 16th, and...
♥♥ Kenia Vasquez and Jose
Conscious giving
Jimenez, on May 17th.
Please remember the ongoing life
All ceremonies were performed
of your Center, which costs about
by minister Debra Morwood!
$5,000 per week to fund, by doing
Christening
Wedding
Weddingss
Graduations
✰ Isabel Arras, B.S. in Interdiscipli‐
nary Studies, University of Houston,
with specialization in bilingual
education
✰ Daniel May, The Woodlands
High School
✰ Dean Sims, Basic Chemical
Dependency Counselor Certificate,
Lone Star College/Montgomery
✰ Sydney Wemple, New Caney
High School
John Hickman • The Woodlands
Sonya Hickman • The Woodlands
Every little bit helps
Randall’s shoppers,
You’re invited to support your
please ask your friendly
Center and yourself by purchasing
grocer to link your
copies of One World, One People, to
Randall’s Remarkable
use as a meditation tool, a lovely gift
Card to “Good Neighbor”
for friends and family, and a reminder
of our shared roots and co‐creation
number 2303
2303. Then CLC
of our global destiny. You can leaf
will receive a quarterly donation
through a sample copy in the book‐
equal to 1% of your food purchases,
store, and buy your own for only $10. at no extra cost to you!
your part and more if you can! You
can make a fully tax deductible
donation by credit/debit card, or
via the PayPal link on our website
and in our weekly e‐mails. If you
prefer, in the bookstore you can
sign up for an automatic monthly
contribution!
CLC Board of Trustees
David Ferrier, President •
yankeeintx08@gmail.com
Zanne Dawson, Vice President •
zanne.dawson@gmail.com
Jesse Jennings, Secretary •
info@creativelife.org
Alline Dawson •
allinedawson@yahoo.com
David Dewhurst •
dbdewhurst@me.com
Denese Schmelzkopf •
denese28@comcast.net
Carthel Smejkal •
sidhe_sings@yahoo.com
Debra Morwood, Treasurer •
debramorwood@sbcglobal.net
CREATIVE LIFE SPIRITUAL CENTER
EVENT KEY
5326 Spring‐Stuebner Road, Spring, Texas 77389‐4574
info@creativelife.org
www.creativelife.org
(281) 350‐5157
Sunday
1
CELEBRATIONS
9:30 & 11 with
Monday
2
Tuesday
3
Wednesday
4
Dance Fusion
Meditation • 10:15
Prayer Circle • 10:30 & 12
Your Guide to
Creative Life • 1PM
9
10
11
Children and Youth • 11
class/troupe • 6:30PM
16
17
18
CELEBRATIONS
9:30 & 11 with
Miracles but
not nonsense
ADRIANNE
ADRIANNE LENKER & BUCK
BUCK MEEK
MEEK
Dance Fusion
Book discussion • 9:45
class/troupe • 6:30PM
Prayer Circle • 10:30 & 12
Children and Youth • 11
Essential Ernest Holmes
23
24
21 Summer Solstice
discussion • 7PM
Bible Wisdom
class 8 of 10 • 10AM
26
25
discussion • 12PM
Dance Fusion
Book discussion • 9:45
Meditation • 10:15
class/troupe • 6:30PM
Prayer Circle • 10:30 & 12
Children and Youth • 11
Essential Ernest Holmes
Midweek
celebration
The key of the
day and the lock
of the night
class 3 of 10 • 6:30PM
class 4 of 10 • 6:30PM
20
A Course
in Miracles
Midweek
celebration
Wisdom of
the Universe
Humility meets
pride: a balanced
soul-life
Essential Ernest Holmes
Juneteenth
JESSE
JESSE JENNINGS
JENNINGS • 7PM
Music: BILL
BILL BIRCH
BIRCH
JESSE JENNINGS:
Children and Youth • 11
discussion • 7PM
19
class 2 of 10 • 6:30PM
Meditation • 10:15
class 7 of 10 • 10AM
A Course
in Miracles
The personal fork
in the spiritual
toaster
Meditation • 10:15
Prayer Circle • 10:30 & 12
Bible Wisdom
discussion • 12PM
with musical guests
Book discussion • 9:45
Flag Day
Wisdom of
the Universe
JESSE JENNINGS:
Inviting in,
entertaining, and
excusing ideas
14
JESSE
JESSE JENNINGS
JENNINGS • 7PM
Music: NANCY
NANCY BONILLA
BONILLA‐MAY
MAY
via telebridge, opening
class • 6:30PM
9:30 & 11 with
13
The pray-asyou-go plan
Essential Ernest Holmes
JESSE JENNINGS:
discussion • 7PM
Midweek
celebration
SOM graduation • 11
Prayer Circle • 12
CELEBRATIONS
A Course
in Miracles
12
Dance Fusion
Meditation • 10:15
29
class 6 of 10 • 10AM
discussion • 12PM
Book discussion • 9:45
9:30 & 11 with
7
Bible Wisdom
Wisdom of
the Universe
with JESSE JENNINGS:
CELEBRATIONS
Saturday
JESSE
JESSE JENNINGS
JENNINGS • 7PM
Verse: DICK
DICK SCHMELZKOPF
SCHMELZKOPF
Things are better
than they appear
22
Friday
6
Help wanted?
Apply within!
Children and Youth • 11
Father’s Day
Thursday
Midweek
celebration
class/troupe • 6:30PM
Christening • 11
15
Youth event
discussion • 12PM
Book discussion • 9:45
ONE CELEBRATION
ONLY TODAY at 11
Social/service/business
Other class/group/event
Wisdom of
the Universe
You have some
change coming
8
Music & arts event
SOM certificated class
5
JESSE JENNINGS:
Meditation/prayer/ritual
Celebration service
JESSE
JESSE JENNINGS
JENNINGS • 7PM
Music: THE
THE DANCE
DANCE
FUSION
FUSION CLASS
CLASS
30
27
28
Ramadan
begins at sunset
A Course
in Miracles
discussion • 7PM
Thursday evening
Speaker Series
Bible Wisdom
The gift of life
class 9 of 10 • 10AM
CHERYL
CHERYL FORD
FORD • 7PM