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CREATIVECREATIVECREATIVE LIFELIFELIFE SPIRITUALSPIRITUALSPIRITUAL CENTERCENTERCENTER ●●● Our 28th year! Our 28th year! Our 28th year! ●●● Jesse JenningsJesse JenningsJesse Jennings, Marsha Lehman Marsha Lehman Marsha Lehman and Debra MorwoodDebra MorwoodDebra Morwood, Ministers

Day of the Dead Day of the Dead Day of the Dead celebration of lifecelebration of lifecelebration of life Call it Samhain, Día de los Muertos, All Saints Day, or any name from the culture in which it is celebrated, it’s said to be the time when the “veils between the worlds are very thin.” Please join Debra Morwood and Lilia Reade‐Pellicano on FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1 at 7PM in the Great Hall to honor and celebrate the lives of those we loved and have gone before us. As

part of the ritual, you are asked to bring a picture and, if possible, a personal item belonging to your loved one. Be prepared, if you are comfortable doing so, to share a bit about your loved one, and bring your journal to record insights as we remember, celebrate, and momentarily part the very thin veil. Appreciative giving.

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Fall Garden PartyFall Garden PartyFall Garden Party You’re invited to the CLC Fall Garden Party! SATURDAY, OCTOBER 12, 9AM‐NOON. Drinks and light lunch will be served. BYOG (bring your own gloves). Feel free to take parting gifts —

weeds, branches, leaves and trash from the courtyard! If the weather is good we may have a bonfire too! Please RSVP to practitio‐ner Franceska Perot‐Starcevic at

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Join us on SUNDAY, OCTOBER 20, as we welcome “Science of Mind” magazine subscribers from all over Houston and beyond to meet the CLC family and columnist Jesse Jennings. In addition to two special services featuring musical guest George Ensle, we’ll have a cookout luncheon and reception after the 11AM service. Bring all your friends and family for this special day!

“There is no “There is no “There is no mystery for one mystery for one mystery for one who knows the who knows the who knows the

Mysteries. Mysteries. Mysteries. Hid in oneself the Hid in oneself the Hid in oneself the answer lies, for answer lies, for answer lies, for

none but none but none but self self self can can can know the self; the know the self; the know the self; the goal is not to goal is not to goal is not to know know know but but but bebebe, for know-, for know-, for know-ing leads thee to ing leads thee to ing leads thee to Becoming. Thou Becoming. Thou Becoming. Thou art soul and now art soul and now art soul and now

possess those possess those possess those buried qualities, buried qualities, buried qualities,

that hidden sense, that hidden sense, that hidden sense, which can be which can be which can be brought to brought to brought to

life and life and life and consciousness.”consciousness.”consciousness.”

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Sunday morning meditationsSunday morning meditationsSunday 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 text It’s led by practitioner Malené Njeri, it lasts for 35 minutes, end‐ing 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 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 mo‐

ment 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. More information: [email protected]@[email protected]

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Blessing of Blessing of Blessing of the Animalsthe Animalsthe Animals

Many of us have beloved family members who cannot attend the Center with us, so on SUNDAY, OCTOBER 13,

at about 1PM, in the courtyard, we’ll welcome our pets to our annual ceremony blessing them and their presence in our lives. We will also memorialize pets who have passed. Please bring only animals safely restrained and current on vaccina‐tions (or a photo if your pet has other plans that day). Water and healthy treats will be provided. Your host is practitioner Tammie Ellis. Please sign up in Builders’ Hall or by e‐mail:


George Ensle is a vet‐eran Texas singer in his hometown, Houston, at such venerable clubs as the Sand Mountain Coffeehouse and the

original Old Quarter, sharing stages with legendary greats Townes Van Zandt, Guy Clark, Jerry Jeff Walker, and Billie Joe Shaver. He was awarded prestigious federal govern‐ment grants to be an Artist‐in‐Schools, teaching songwriting and the creative process to young stu‐dents. George has won songwriting awards from the American Song Fes‐tival, the Kerrville Folk Festival, the Music Umbrella, and the Austin Song‐writers Group. In 2008 he was nomi‐nated for Singer/Songwriter of the Year by the Texas Music Academy. His songs have been recorded by Gary P. Nunn, Bob Cheevers, Will T. Massey, and Jeff Talmadge to name a few. He has released five albums. George has a unique fingerpicking style originating from his classical guitar training and honed over the years to flow seamlessly with his lyrics. Hear him SUNDAY, OCTOBER 20.

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On Terri Hendrix’s new album, Cry Till You Laugh, the award‐winning Texas songwriter spins sorrow into joy and wrings wisdom from the blues

with the poetic grace and uplifting melodic flair that has long been her trademark. A classically trained vocal‐ist and deft multi‐instrumentalist (guitar, mandolin and harmonica), Hendrix works alongside legendary producer Lloyd Maines (guitar, do‐bro, pedal steel), weaving folk, pop, country, blues and swinging jazz into an eclectic style all her own. To date, Hendrix has released 14 albums on her own Wilory Records label. In the fall of 2011, she published the second edition of her first book. In addition to writing and performing, Hendrix conducts songwriting workshops and is establishing a nonprofit community arts center called the OYOU in San Marcos, offering educational and therapeutic programs, including for those who face neurological chal‐lenges or physical disabilities. Terri and Lloyd visit us again on SUNDAY, OCTOBER 6, 9:30 & 11AM.

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Thanksgiving Eve Thanksgiving Eve Thanksgiving Eve Sharing CelebrationSharing CelebrationSharing Celebration

It’s a cross between a Quaker meeting and open‐mike night, as you’re invited to come tell us a significant moment or two from your year, or just bask

in the glow of others’ reflections. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 27 at 7PM in the Great Hall.

Trust & Manifest Your Bliss Trust & Manifest Your Bliss Trust & Manifest Your Bliss workshopworkshopworkshop “The workshop was exactly what I needed! It helped to ground me and renew my spirit. Blase and Rose Anne are truly gifted in creating the kind of space that allowed me to access my creativity.” —Lynn Matlock, Tucson, Arizona Blase and Rose Anne Sands will present a four‐hour workshop at

Creative Life Spiritual Center based on their book Trust & Manifest Your Bliss, on SATURDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1‐5PM. The workshop will include short talks, guided meditations and manifestation exercises as well as a chance to share. The presenters have been practicing the art and science of manifesting — creating the life of their dreams — for a long time now. Through their own experience, they have learned that when we have faith and keep our vibrations high, we can indeed transform ourselves and have the life we want. And when we lift ourselves, we help to lift the world. Blase and Rose Anne will share stories, rehearse the process — how to do it — and look at what gets in the way. The workshop will provide a focused time and envi‐ronment to work on our visions and goals with the sup‐port of the leaders and the group. Cost is $65, and the book will be on sale at a discount of $10 for workshop participants. You may sign up in Builders’ Hall.

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“The workshop led by Roseanne and Blase blessed me with experiences that will continue to nurture me for a lifetime.” —Ty Sheppard, Ashland, Oregon

“The workshop I attended was very dynamic. Blase and Roseanne are wonderful facilitators — they open their hearts to you with love, peace and gratitude.” —Misty Reese, Houston, Texas

“I had a delightful time and it was just what I needed. The exercises were creative, thought provoking and self‐reflective.” —Janice Foster, Houston, Texas

“Blase and Roseanne provided a wonderful space for me to create a vision for my business. Much to my surprise, the following week I received a phone call opening the door for my vision to manifest. I am now working in a center which has all the important elements I envisioned during the workshop.” —Darrell Hicks, Tucson, Arizona

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PrePrePre‐‐‐holiday Grief Groupholiday Grief Groupholiday Grief Group Please come join us and share with others who are dealing with a death of a loved one. We all deal with loss at one time or another in our lives. Dealing with the death of a loved one can be filled with many emo‐tions, especially with the season of holi‐days coming up. Come join this sacred safe

circle to prepare for the holidays and find ways of taking care of ourselves, while we grieve, and continue to live our purpose in our lives. Your facilitator is Tammie Ellis, LCSW; she has worked as a hospice Chaplain or Social Worker for 11 years and is a CLC Prayer Practitioner. We’ll meet 11:30AM‐1PM on four TUESDAYS, NOVEMBER 5, 12, & 19, skip Thanksgiving week (11/26), and have our final meet‐ing on DECEMBER 3. Please bring your own lunch if you like. Water will be provided. Appreciative giving.


Drumming Circle Drumming Circle Drumming Circle Because we love to have fun and a very good time together, every‐one — all ages families, friends, singles, couples, pets, and wild animals… must be caged) — is invited to our tailgate party drum‐ming circle. It’ll happen in therear

parking lot (Katherman Hall if it rains), on FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 6‐10PM. We will use our trunks, open back of SUVs, trucks, vans for tables. We will roast hot dogs, veggie dogs and make smores. We will also have chips, carrot sticks and drinks. All food and beverages are provided. Please bring a drum, or pan and spoon for drumming, flute, tambourine, etc. And don’t forget your shoes for dancing. Sticks or coat hangers for roasting hot dogs and marshmallows will be helpful. Wood for the fire if you have it to spare. Please sign up that you are coming so right amount of food can be supplied. Hosted by minister Marsha Lehman.


WishCraft: WishCraft: WishCraft: How to get what you really wantHow to get what you really wantHow to get what you really want Here’s a class created and led by Ellie Tillmans, who says, “I think there is a need to really look at what our heart’s desire is and then determine an actionable plan to achieve it. This study has hands‐on exercises, provid‐ing for wonderful cooperative sharing. It’s based on the book, WishCraft, by Barbara Sher, with other exercises as well. My goal is to help participants plot the path to their individual goals and share in that success, brain‐storming and encouraging every step of the way.” The group meets MONDAYS, OCTOBER 7 and 21, 7‐9PM. All are welcome and you may join anytime. Appreciative giving. More information: [email protected]@[email protected]

Science of Mind Science of Mind Science of Mind book studybook studybook study You’re invited to a Science of Mind book study group, led by practitioner Lilia P. Reade‐Pellicano, which started at the beginning of the Science of Mind textbook and continues twice monthly where we left off. We’re reading and reflecting on the words of Ernest Holmes as we study at our group’s pace. We meet MONDAYS, OCTO‐

BER 14 and 28, 6:30‐8PM. All you’ll need is The Science of Mind, by Ernest Holmes, available here. All are welcome and you may join anytime. Appreciative giving.

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Minds Without Borders Minds Without Borders Minds Without Borders discussionsdiscussionsdiscussions Come discuss topics of interest and the latest thinking, tools and techniques for self‐improvement, facilitated by Carlos Sanchez, assisted by Jere Gardner. Our focus is the practical use of mind/body/spirit information to help participants in the fields of self‐development, personal growth and the overcoming of issues. Exam‐ples of topics are breaking through fear and anxiety using NLP, accelerated learning, weight management, positive goal‐setting, self‐confidence, and morning suc‐cess rituals. FRIDAYS, 6:45‐9PM (except no meeting on OCTOBER 11). Appreciative giving. For more information:

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A Course in Miracles A Course in Miracles A Course in Miracles discussionsdiscussionsdiscussions A Course in Miracles is “a unique, universal, self‐study spiritual thought system that teaches the way to Love and Inner Peace is through forgiveness.” (acim.orgacim.orgacim.org) The Course states, “...seek not to change the world, but choose to change your mind about the world.” We’re in our eighth year of weekly meetings led by practitioners Bill & Cathy MacKenzie at 7PM THURSDAYS. All are welcome and you may join anytime. Appreciative giving.

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Wisdom of the Universe Wisdom of the Universe Wisdom of the Universe discussionsdiscussionsdiscussions We are studying the confluence of metaphysics and science to help us better understand how the world of consciousness gives rise to our world of form. Using books, speakers and various forms of media, we bring current information forward for open discussion. WEDNESDAYS, 12‐2PM, led by Denese & Dick Schmelzkopf. All are welcome and you may join anytime. Appreciative giving. For more information: [email protected]@[email protected]

Prayer Circle Prayer Circle Prayer Circle by telebridgeby telebridgeby telebridge Practitioner Sheryl Boyle hosts a weekly gathering, 7PM MONDAYS, by telebridge (phone) where you can join with others to submit prayer requests and have them treated upon. To connect, call (661) 673‐8600 and enter code 664697#, or connect via Sheryl at (281) 650‐9287. Be thinking about any desire you might have in the areas of abundance/prosperity/flow; relationships with self and others; career and job; emotional and physical health; and spiritual understanding, inner peace, and sense of communion with your God/Source. Except for the possible long‐distance toll, this is a free service.

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SoulCollageSoulCollageSoulCollage® workshopworkshopworkshop Again we will bypass the left brain chatter, turn the inner critic’s volume down and discover the inner wisdom the right brain offers. This month we will focus on the Council Suit, or the larger than life archetypes we all have. Let’s corral one on a 5x8” card. No prior experience is needed and all tools and supplies needed to make cards will be provided. There will be hundreds of images and a large beauti‐fully lit space to create cards. If you have previously made cards please bring them. The playshop happens SATURDAY, OCTOBER 5, 9:30AM to 12:30PM and is limited to ten participants, so please sign up in Builders’ Hall or

contact SoulCollage® facilitator Janet Carman at [email protected]@[email protected]. Cost is $35. More informa‐tion about the process, and examples, can be found at soulcollage.comsoulcollage.comsoulcollage.com.

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Supported by the Youth of CLCSupported by the Youth of CLCSupported by the Youth of CLC... Please use the collection binsPlease use the collection binsPlease use the collection bins, , ,

now located in the corridor outside now located in the corridor outside now located in the corridor outside the copy roomthe copy roomthe copy room...

The Life The Life The Life CenterCenterCenter is a residential care facility for the home‐less at 4516 Old Yale Street in the Heights. They welcome dona‐

tions of cleaning supplies, trash bags, non‐perishable food, clothing, hygiene and grooming products, light bulbs, computer supplies, linens, and blankets. The collection bin is behind the door by the copy room. Want more info? Contact Michael Martin at


Shoes and Shoes and clothes for clothes for HondurasHonduras If you have used, clean clothes and shoes (laced, slip‐on, loafer, boat, dress, casual, etc.) of any size in your closet that are no

longer worn, consider donating them to the Honduran Clinic effort. Not only will they help those who need them, but the proceeds help to run the clinic — and you get more room in the closet! Please, no unused pre‐scription medications. Thank you to everyone who has supported this project over the years — it is so appreciated by the beneficiaries. The collection bin is behind the door by the copy room. Want more info? Contact Lynn Rippelmeyer at (281) 356‐7506 or


The 2013 Texas Renais‐sance Festival begins SATURDAY, OCTOBER 12, and with it the 21st season of Creatyve Lyfe Booksellers,

SATURDAYS and SUNDAYS through DECEMBER 1, and including also the FRIDAY after Thanksgiving. Shoppe managers are Lisa & Tom Ryan, with their outstanding team of hawkers and salespeople. It all happens off FM 1774 between FM 1488 and Hwy. 105, north of Magno‐lia, in Todd Mission/Plantersville, where it’s been held since 1974. Discount tickets are available various places, or visit the festival website at www.texrenfest.comwww.texrenfest.com. We’re in store #157, up the first lane to your left after entering, on the left, right across from the King’s Feast. Theme weekends this year are:

Oktoberfest ... OCTOBER 12‐13 1001 Dreams ... OCTOBER 19‐20

Pirate Adventure ... OCTOBER 26‐27 All Hallow’s Eve ... NOVEMBER 2‐3

Roman Bacchanal ... NOVEMBER 9‐10 Highland Fling ... NOVEMBER 16‐17

Barbarian Invasion ... NOVEMBER 23‐24 Celtic Christmas ...

NOVEMBER 29‐DECEMBER 1

Buddy Backpack Buddy Backpack Buddy Backpack now in its second yearnow in its second yearnow in its second year!!!

Many thanks to Sean‐Michael Hazuda, President and CEO of the Montgomery County Food Bank, who delivered a stirring talk during our 11am service on

August 18th. Our commitment to their “Buddy Backpack Program” is to feed 15 young students every weekend throughout the school year. Last school year we fed ten. These kids are selected by their schools as having this need, and every Friday they go home with a backpack discreetly filled with specially selected food to last them the weekend. They return the empty backpack to school on Monday, and the process repeats itself. Our pro‐gram coordinator is Carol Stromatt, standing in temporarily for Alline Dawson, who led the program from its inception here, leading the steer‐ing committee of Ruth Catalogna, Jesse Jennings, Marsha Lehman, Michael Martin and Sandy Tramel. There are several ways you can help: by donating cash or WalMart cards (only ‐‐ no checks, please, or generic gift cards); by helping to assemble the food we purchase for delivery to the Food Bank (this will probably happen FRIDAY mornings or after‐noons); and by assisting on the deliv‐ery team to the Food Bank, which is relocating to new headquarters off 242. Please be clear, we do not need you to bring food items. These must be purchased according to a very specific protocol, and we have a team in place to do that. With any questions, or to volunteer to help in any way, please e‐mail


News for parents!News for parents!News for parents! ••• Each month there is a topic for all the classes. OCTOBER’s is, Imagina‐tion and Creative Play. ••• We joyously welcome new teachers Margaret Byrd and Kathy Faulkner (7‐10s), and Jeffrey Powell (toddlers), all of whom begin this month, and thank the departing Libby Beckhelm for her service to our kids. ••• Each month there is a topic for all the classes. OCTOBER’s is, Imagina‐tion and Creative Play. ••• The children who will be 11 years old in 2013 have moved to what we are calling a pre‐teen class. The 7‐10 group remains in their classroom. ••• 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.

CLC kidsCLC kidsCLC kids Minister Debra Morwood, CLC’s Youth Director, reminds everyone that when your chil‐dren are returned to the Great Hall on

Sunday, please note it is the policy of the Center that each child, no matter the age, must be supervised 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 (OCTOBER 6 is next), 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 call her at (281) 651‐9295, or e‐mail

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Share the Science of Mind!Share the Science of Mind!Share the Science of Mind! Glass stones: Glass stones: Glass stones: approxi‐mately 1‐1/2" wide, in assorted colors, with quotes by Ernest Holmes and others.... $1.50 Wisdom Cards: Wisdom Cards: Wisdom Cards: Beautifully designed deluxe card deck with 64 full‐color cards.... $15.95 New LeatherNew LeatherNew Leather‐‐‐bound bound bound Science of Mind Science of Mind Science of Mind textbook textbook textbook with a concordance and gilded‐edge pages!... $90. These and many other items are available in the Creative Life bookshop!

helphelp wanted!wanted!wanted! We’re now gratefully accepting...

two 3‐6 age‐group teachers for the FIRST and THIRD SUNDAYS of each month...

a toddler attendant for the SECOND SUNDAYS of each month...

If you’ll help, please contact Debra at [email protected]@sbcglobal.net

what we dowhat we dowhat we do The CLC Children’s and Youth Ser‐vices Department is devoted to cele‐brating the spiritual development of each child we teach. All age groups are involved in various activities, workshops, and special projects incorporating the teachings 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 Discov‐ery Room, the children are encour‐aged 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 Treat‐ment and the value of giving a smile and a kind word. Our creative teach‐ers provide age‐appropriate instruc‐tion and activities. • • • 7‐11 age group are in the Quimby Room. This group regularly practices the steps of Treatment presented in a manner appropriate to their age group. The teachers provide learning tools, creative projects, workshops 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, work‐shops, have guest speakers and are involved in several volunteer service endeavors at CLC. The teachers work‐ing with this group encourage their talents, keep them engaged in learn‐ing Science of Mind principles and we throw in a bit of fun along the way! Halloween 2009

WeWeWe’’’re grateful forre grateful forre grateful for ♥♥♥ Melody Berryman, who created our 10th annual Rites of Passage service, featuring readings and music by Kenzie Berryman, Nancy Bonilla‐May, Malachi Burr, Michele Macias, Peter Trout, Geoffry Oshman, and Lilia Warner... ♥♥♥ Rev. Arthur Johnson, who designed and donated the mailouts for our Oct. 20 event... ♥♥♥ Margo Juarez, for coordinating the September 29 blood drive and brunch, assisted by her wonderful team... ♥♥♥ Everyone who has donated cash or WalMart gift cards to the Buddy Backpack program... ♥♥♥ Practitioner Sharon Mignerey, who with husband Les decorated the Great Hall for autumn, and who is leading the Artist’s Way class... ♥♥♥ Wednesday night musical/poetic performers Bill Birch, Margaret Byrd, Jim Gibson, Jimmy & Kaleb Prince, and Dick Schmelzkopf, and special guest speaker Rev. Anne Gillis... ♥♥♥ Carlos Sanchez, for creating and leading the very popular Minds Without Borders group, assisted by Jere Gardner... ♥♥♥ Minister Marsha Lehman, who is teaching two classes and who led the women’s drumming circle... ♥♥♥ Larry Dines and Sean Connelly, who worked on the Katherman Hall roof... ♥♥♥ Our September Sunday Heartfelt Usher/Greeters [HUGs!], Suresh Bala‐chandran, Bob Biddison, Barbara Brown, Jimmy Caldwell, Janet Car‐man, Linda Clesson, Zanne Dawson, Babs & David Dewhurst, Jeanice & Jerry Felkins, Linda & Tom Grayson, Elly Hard, Sharon Mignerey, Valinda Omaat, Ann Richardson, Judith Sher‐benou, Carthel Smejkal, Carol Stro‐matt, and Fred & Rosa Thompson, with the team coordinated by practitioner Bill MacKenzie !

Every little bit helpsEvery little bit helpsEvery little bit helps Randall’s shoppers, please ask your friendly grocer to link your Randall’s Remarkable Card to “Good Neighbor”

number 23032303. Then CLC will receive a quarterly donation equal to 1% of your food purchases, at no extra cost to you!

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September 1st... ♥♥♥♥♥♥ José Fuentes and Lisa Fuentes were married on September 2nd... ♥♥♥♥♥♥ Daniel Foli and Tiffany Person were married on September 9th...

Our midweek celebrations the Great Hall feature a talk by Jesse Jennings, or a guest, plus live music, poetry, prayer support, and fun surprises! Our practitioner on duty is Lisa Ryan, who also staffs the bookstore.

Want to gift us with your music on a Wednesday night? E‐mail Nancy at [email protected]@[email protected]

Conscious givingConscious givingConscious giving Please remember the ongoing life of your Center, which costs about $5,000 per week to fund, by doing your part and more if you can! You can donate by credit/debit card on a one‐time or regular basis, or via the PayPal link on our website and in our weekly e‐mails. We are a 501 (c) (3) nonprofit corporation, so your regular contributions are fully tax‐deductible as provided by law.

•• At prayer circles prayer circles prayer circles every SUNDAY in the Garden Room with the Practi‐toner‐of‐the‐Day, and now MONDAY evenings by telebridge with practitio‐ner Sheryl Boyle (see page 4), where requests are received and acted upon in a small group setting... •• By appointmentBy appointmentBy appointment, on an individual fee basis for a one‐hour session of spiritual support and treatment... •• CLC members receive an annual invitation by mail for a free “birthday birthday birthday checkupcheckupcheckup” with the practitioner of their choice (see list above left). Just pick up a form in the Garden Room and call for your appointment... •• More options More options More options for requesting and receiving prayer support include using a form on our website by going to www.creativelife.org/links/prayer www.creativelife.org/links/prayer www.creativelife.org/links/prayer request.phprequest.phprequest.php •• Prayer anytimePrayer anytimePrayer anytime. New Thought’s oldest and best telephone prayer ministry, Silent Unity, awaits your call 24 hours a day:

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CLCCLCCLC’’’sss Licensed Practitioners Licensed Practitioners Licensed Practitioners serving youserving youserving you

Barbara BaldwinBarbara BaldwinBarbara Baldwin, RSc.P. (713) 598‐6600 ••• [email protected]@[email protected]

Rev. Morene BarkerRev. Morene BarkerRev. Morene Barker‐‐‐MorrisMorrisMorris, RSc.P. (832) 775‐6701 ••• [email protected]@[email protected]

Rev. Libby BeckhelmRev. Libby BeckhelmRev. Libby Beckhelm, RSc.P. (817) 368‐3583 ••• [email protected]@[email protected]

Sheryl BoyleSheryl BoyleSheryl Boyle, RSc.P. (281) 650‐9287 ••• [email protected]@[email protected]

Rev. Myokei CaineRev. Myokei CaineRev. Myokei Caine‐‐‐BarrettBarrettBarrett, RSc.P. (713) 741‐1318 ••• [email protected]@[email protected]

Ruth CatalognaRuth CatalognaRuth Catalogna, RSc.P. (832) 212‐3491 ••• [email protected]@[email protected]

Rev. Sandra CheckRev. Sandra CheckRev. Sandra Check, RSc.P. (281) 352‐3339 ••• sandra@innersandra@innersandra@inner‐‐‐action.orgaction.orgaction.org

AleenaAleenaAleena‐‐‐joy Davisjoy Davisjoy Davis, RSc.P. (281) 924‐8788 ••• [email protected]@[email protected]

111David DewhurstDavid DewhurstDavid Dewhurst, RSc.P. (281) 627‐2345 • • • [email protected]@[email protected]

Larry DinesLarry DinesLarry Dines, RSc.P. (713) 851‐8468 ••• [email protected]@[email protected]

Tammie EllisTammie EllisTammie Ellis, RSc.P. (713) 705‐5591 ••• [email protected]@[email protected]

Peggy EngelhardtPeggy EngelhardtPeggy Engelhardt, RSc.P. (281) 360‐2392 ••• [email protected]@[email protected]

Jan GauvainJan GauvainJan Gauvain, RSc.P. (830) 935‐2284 ••• [email protected]@[email protected]

Bobbie GiachiniBobbie GiachiniBobbie Giachini, RSc.P. • • • (713) 461‐3494

Jayne LeopoldJayne LeopoldJayne Leopold, RSc.P. (713) 449‐2875 ••• [email protected][email protected][email protected]

Bill MacKenzieBill MacKenzieBill MacKenzie, RSc.P. (281) 460‐5163 ••• [email protected]@[email protected]

Cathy MacKenzieCathy MacKenzieCathy MacKenzie, RSc.P. (281) 630‐0763 ••• [email protected]@[email protected]

Gary McMillenGary McMillenGary McMillen, RSc.P. (973) 757‐0764 • • • [email protected]@[email protected]

Sharon MignereySharon MignereySharon Mignerey, RSc.P. (281) 257‐6580 ••• [email protected]@[email protected]

Rev. Debra MorwoodRev. Debra MorwoodRev. Debra Morwood, RSc.P. (281) 651‐9295 ••• [email protected]@[email protected]

Malené NjeriMalené NjeriMalené Njeri, RSc.P. (281) 507‐4266 ••• [email protected]@[email protected]

Valinda OmaatValinda OmaatValinda Omaat, RSc.P. (713) 858‐6975 ••• [email protected]@[email protected]

Franceska PerotFranceska PerotFranceska Perot‐‐‐StarcevicStarcevicStarcevic, RSc.P. (281) 357‐0544 ••• [email protected]@[email protected]

Judy RamseyJudy RamseyJudy Ramsey, RSc.P. (713) 304‐0713 ••• [email protected]@[email protected]

Lilia ReadeLilia ReadeLilia Reade‐‐‐PellicanoPellicanoPellicano, RSc.P. ... yo hablo español (832) 396‐3190 • • • [email protected]@[email protected]

Ann RichardsonAnn RichardsonAnn Richardson, RSc.P. (713) 471‐6030 ••• [email protected][email protected][email protected]

Lisa RyanLisa RyanLisa Ryan, RSc.P. (832) 797‐0159 ••• [email protected]@[email protected]

Shirley SandlinShirley SandlinShirley Sandlin, RSc.P. (281) 731‐5677 ••• [email protected]@[email protected]

Marion WrightMarion WrightMarion Wright, RSc.P. (281) 350‐6170 ••• [email protected]@[email protected]

About PractitionersAbout PractitionersAbout Practitioners “A practitioner must continuously be conscious that all the Good there is, is his; not some part of It but all of It. It is not only available; It is workable. It is not only ever‐present; It always responds to him.” “The practitioner does not supply the mold of thought for his patient in any instance. She merely realizes that the mold which his patient supplies is filled by the Substance which forever flows into form. Therefore the practitioner has no personal responsibility. It is her business to realize the flow of Substance; it is the privilege of the patient to receive that Substance in the form of his own desire.” “This practice would be impossible unless the practitioner could sincerely and truthfully resolve things into thought in his own imagination and proceed upon the basis that all manifest life is a thing of thought in form.” “There is something about this that makes only people who believe in spiritual things good practitioners. Only people who have a great love for people make good practitioners. Only people whose tolerance has passed into understanding make good practitioners. Only people who have a natural or developed inclination and a conscious and subjective ability to feel the invisible make good practitioners.” “It is only the one who is able to abandon himself with a complete surren‐der to the genius of that spark of consciousness which seemed to come with us, that we had nothing to do with, who makes the best healer.”

—selected and adapted from the writings of ERNEST HOLMES

Our Creative Life practitioners are outstanding spiritual support per‐sons, available to lovingly and confi‐dentially assist you, and are at your service. Each has spent hundreds 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 develop‐ment. Have a new goal, an old problem, or a question about apply‐ing our teaching? Work with a practi‐tioner and watch what happens with conscious use of the Law of Mind!

NOV. 2

RenFestRenFestRenFest

day 7 9AM‐8PM

NOV. 1 Día de los Muertos

Minds WithoutMinds WithoutMinds Without BordersBordersBorders

group • 6:45PM

Day of Day of Day of the Deadthe Deadthe Dead

celebration of life 7PM

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Our WorldOur WorldOur World WithinWithinWithin

class 3 of 30 • 6:30PM

WishCraft WishCraft WishCraft class 7PM

Prayer CirclePrayer CirclePrayer Circle by telebridge

7PM

31 Halloween/ Halloween/ Halloween/ SamhainSamhainSamhain

A CourseA CourseA Course in Miraclesin Miraclesin Miracles

discussion • 7PM

30 Wisdom of the Wisdom of the Wisdom of the

Universe Universe Universe discussion • 12PM

Midweek celebration:Midweek celebration:Midweek celebration: It’s a time of magicIt’s a time of magicIt’s a time of magic

LISALISALISA RYANRYANRYAN • 7PM music: ZANNEZANNEZANNE DAWSONDAWSONDAWSON

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The ArtistThe ArtistThe Artist’’’s s s WayWayWay

class 6 of 12 • 7PM

13 CELEBRATIONSCELEBRATIONS 9:30

& 11 with JESSEJESSEJESSE JENNINGSJENNINGSJENNINGS: : : The cosmic pattern The cosmic pattern The cosmic pattern

and its earthly and its earthly and its earthly parallel parallel parallel

RenfestRenfest, day 2

Meditation Meditation • 10:15

Prayer Circle Prayer Circle • 10:30 & 12

Blessing of the Blessing of the Animals Animals • 1PM Treatment & MeditationTreatment & MeditationTreatment & Meditation



& 11 with JESSEJESSEJESSE JENNINGSJENNINGSJENNINGS: : : In fields of spaceIn fields of spaceIn fields of space,,,

a Mind movesa Mind movesa Mind moves music by TERRI HENDRIX TERRI HENDRIX TERRI HENDRIX

& LLOYD MAINESLLOYD MAINESLLOYD MAINES



Children Children Children and Youth Youth Youth • 11 Treatment & MeditationTreatment & MeditationTreatment & Meditation


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2

Wisdom of the Wisdom of the Wisdom of the Universe Universe Universe

discussion • 12PM

Midweek celebration:Midweek celebration:Midweek celebration:

How will theHow will theHow will the new age thennew age thennew age then

replace the old?replace the old?replace the old? JESSEJESSEJESSE JENNINGSJENNINGSJENNINGS • 7PM

music: TBATBATBA

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Our World Our World Our World WithinWithinWithin


Science of Mind Science of Mind Science of Mind book study

6:30PM


7PM

3

A CourseA CourseA Course in Miraclesin Miraclesin Miracles discussion • 7PM

CREATIVE LIFE SPIRITUAL CENTERCREATIVE LIFE SPIRITUAL CENTERCREATIVE LIFE SPIRITUAL CENTER 5326 Spring‐Stuebner Road, Spring, Texas 77389‐4574

[email protected] www.creativelife.org

(281) 350‐5157

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discussion • 12PM

Midweek celebration:Midweek celebration:Midweek celebration: Positively yoursPositively yoursPositively yours

DAVIDDAVIDDAVID DEWHURSTDEWHURSTDEWHURST • 7PM music: TBATBATBA

CLC board meetingCLC board meetingCLC board meeting 8:30PM

5

SoulCollageSoulCollageSoulCollage® workshop • 9:30AM

19

RenFestRenFestRenFest day 3

9AM‐8PM

18

Minds Minds Minds WithoutWithoutWithout BordersBordersBorders

group • 6:45PM

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discussion • 12PM


Raptured byRaptured byRaptured by the sight ofthe sight ofthe sight of

things celestialthings celestialthings celestial JESSEJESSEJESSE JENNINGSJENNINGSJENNINGS • 7PM

music: TBATBATBA

ThursdayThursdayThursday

TuesdayTuesdayTuesday


& 11 with JESSEJESSEJESSE JENNINGSJENNINGSJENNINGS: : : The gates of doubt The gates of doubt The gates of doubt

open to the wonder open to the wonder open to the wonder of the whole of the whole of the whole

RenfestRenfest, day 6



Children Children Children and Youth Youth Youth • 11 Treatment & Meditation Treatment & Meditation Treatment & Meditation


4

Minds Minds Minds WithoutWithoutWithout BordersBordersBorders

group • 6:45PM

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14 Columbus Day

Our World Our World Our World WithinWithinWithin


Science of Mind Science of Mind Science of Mind book study

6:30PM


7PM

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12 Garden PartyGarden PartyGarden Party work day • 9AM‐NOON

RenFestRenFestRenFest opening day

9AM‐8PM

Trust & Manifest Trust & Manifest Trust & Manifest Your BlissYour BlissYour Bliss

workshop • 1‐5PM

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discussion • 12PM


“““When shall we When shall we When shall we three meet again?”three meet again?”three meet again?”

JESSEJESSEJESSE JENNINGSJENNINGSJENNINGS • 7PM music: TBATBATBA

21

Our WorldOur WorldOur World WithinWithinWithin


WishCraft WishCraft WishCraft class 7PM


7PM

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25

Minds Minds Minds

WithoutWithoutWithout BordersBordersBorders

group • 6:45PM

10


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RenFestRenFestRenFest

day 5 9AM‐8PM

SaturdaySaturdaySaturday

FridayFridayFriday

SundaySundaySunday

MondayMondayMonday

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& 11 with JESSEJESSEJESSE JENNINGSJENNINGSJENNINGS: : : The world is the The world is the The world is the face of the Soulface of the Soulface of the Soul

music by GEORGE ENSLEGEORGE ENSLEGEORGE ENSLE RenfestRenfest, day 4

Meditation Meditation • 10:15 Prayer Circle Prayer Circle • 10:30 & 12 Children Children Children and Youth Youth Youth • 11

Luncheon/receptionLuncheon/receptionLuncheon/reception 12:30PM Treatment & Meditation Treatment & Meditation Treatment & Meditation class 6 of 10 • 6PM

EVENT KEYEVENT KEYEVENT KEY Celebration service

SOM certificated class

Other class/group/event

Meditation/prayer/ritual

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Social/service/business

Youth event

WednesdayWednesdayWednesday

fenwicke day of the dead - creative life

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