February & March 2016 Volume 26, Number 2&3

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HEART LINESN E W S L E T T E R3755 Willow Creek RoadPrescott, AZ 86301(928) 778-1602

SUNDAY MESSAGESFebruary Theme: Awakening to Our

Spiritual MagnificenceFEBRUARY 7

Guest speaker, Hazel Bowman“Discover Your Voice”

Meditation: Dr. Betty Henderson

FEBRUARY 14Magnificent Connection

Meditation: Trish MabanteFEBRUARY 21

Magnificent SpiritMeditation: Pam Van Driel

FEBRUARY 28Magnificent Awakening

Meditation: Deb Haass

March Theme: Realizing the Power

of the MindMARCH 6

A God We Can Do Business With

Meditation: Richard Rader

MARCH 13Realizing the Power

of ThoughtMeditation: Ken Kasner

MARCH 20Realizing Control of

ConditionsMeditation: Jon Haass

MARCH 27Realizing Personal Power

Meditation: Sally Kasner

Rev. Kathleen Sibley • Editor, Jean Martineau

Valentine’s Day...A Remembrance of Love

The theme for February this year is “Awakening to our Spiritual Magnificence” and the theme for March is “Realizing the Power of Mind.” It seems to me that we attain the first, at least in part, by doing the second.

Imagine that you are a bird. You know you are a bird. You hang out with other birds, eat with them, roost with them and have lived with them your whole life. Now someone wise comes to you and explains that yes, you are a bird, but you are an eagle not a chicken. And so you have to redefine who you are – how you eat, where you live, and what your expectations for your life might be. You learn that you are not a failure at laying eggs every day. You werenʼt built to do that. You learn how to fly, which might be a bit scary at first. You learn to hunt, which might feel overly presumptuous or even arrogant if you were low in the pecking order in the farmyard.

We are all humans. We all live on this earth. But what we didnʼt know, or maybe didnʼt fully understand, is that we are not as fowl (sorry) as we thought we were. We are discovering the

magnificence of our own souls. We realize that we can choose

how and what we will be fed, both spiritually and physically. We learn how high we can soar, rather than making little hops into our relationship with the Divine in each of us. As we learn to fly, to trust our wings, we discover a much bigger world than weʼd seen before.

The winter months encourage us to stay inside, which leads to quieter activities. If weʼve got the quiet time, we might decide to use it to discover who we are in the depths of our magnificent souls. Where have you been playing chicken with your own Divine Self? Are you willing to discover your power and soar rather than survive?

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SOUND/AUDIO VISUALRuss Rogers • David CentenoDeana Lohman • Dyann Brooks

BOOKSTOREd’estree Dockter • Kai LeeBarbara (Goddard) Kelly

Carrie Kelly • Deb Tolbert

BUILDING & GROUNDSDave Cumbie • Rosie Centeno

PRACTITIONERSTrish Mabante • Pam Van DrielBetty Henderson • Sue Sharer

Karen Rader • Marsha WilliamsSally Kasner • Mel Hirsch

Dave Sharer • Hazel BowmanDiane Gesell • Richard RaderDeborah Haass • Jon Haass

NEWSLETTER MAILINGJohn Jasnosz • Trish McGarrah

OFFICE ANGELSAlbin Wisniewski • Deborah Tolbert

HOSPITALITYDeb Korda • Lizbeth • Kai LeePat Weiberg • Albin Wisniewski

USHERS & GREETERSNancy Christie • Pamela Burns

Nancy Stanton • Amy SpiekermanKathleen Williams

CANDLE LIGHTERSPatricia Weiberg • Lizbeth

Amy Spiekerman • Ken CarlisleDaniele Ippoliti • Jonah DeShaw

EJ Stokes • Nancy Christie

HEART CONNECTIONLaura Gregory (leader)

Mychael Barnes • Gena BonacciJoanne Carson • Ellen DirienzoPat Docktor • Betty HendersonJean-Ellen Kegler • Deb Korda

Sally Landes • Beth MosierMargaret Norton • Nancy Stanton

Deb Tolbert • Patricia WeibergKathleen Williams

VOLUNTEERS

THE PREZ SEZ

THANK YOU VOLUNTEERS! YOU ARE GREATLY APPRECIATED!

From Winter to SpringJust as we gather up the harvest

to prepare for the winter, there is an inner preparation that occurs like hibernation that readies for the new growth of spring. The Celtic tradition that has been changed to ground hog day in the US is called Imbolc (IM-bulk). It is a cross quarter, halfway between the winter solstice and vernal equinox. It celebrates the coming bounty – lambs growing in the womb, seeds starting underground, bulbs readying – all changing from the inside.

Our Center has been making these kinds of quiet internal shifts, have you noticed? We had a bounty of interested board nominees ready to step up into greater leadership. If you donʼt arrive early, the number of available seats on a Sunday are scattered here and there. This is a positive signal that our message of a world that works for everyone resonates. New faces are lending a hand, and a wonderful set of classes is being offered to deepen the meaning of the Science of Mind teachings. All around are the preparatory indicators of a bountiful outpouring of good will…in, around and through this Center and its members.

I am excited by the possibilities ahead for 2016 with this kind of energy and verve. Touching the

lives of young people that have faced obstacles, helping families that have suffered loss, providing hope and truth in the face of health challenges are some of the ways I see us making a difference. Remember it can start with a simple thought – we are all one in this enormous family. Families rally together and create a bond that is strong and flexible at the same time.

From winter to spring…a perfect time to visualize the Good!

Dr. Jon C. Haass, RScP2015 Board President

“Amazon Smile” Fundraiser

at No Cost to You! Do You Shop at Amazon? We have registered with a program called Amazon Smile. They will give .5% of all eligible purchases through smile.amazon.com to the charity of your choice. To be sure that a portion of your purchases goes to the Cen-ter for Spiritual Living (our legal name is United Church of Religious Science) start by clicking the banner on the first page of our website at www.cslprescott.org. Or whenever doing your Ama-zon shopping, simply start at www.smile.amazon.com and select United Church of Reli-gious Science as your charity – and then shop away!

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• U P C O M I N G E V E N T S •AA GROUPSundays at 7:00 p.m.

SPIRITUAL ENRICHMENTTuesdays, 10:00 a.m. Free!Facilitated by Dave & Sue Sharer

FEBRUARY

HAPPINESS PROJECT BOOK STUDYWednesday, February 10 at 6:30 p.m.

CRYSTAL BOWL MEDITATIONThursday, February 11 at 6:30 p.m.(you’re welcome to walk the Labyrinth prior)

MOVIE NIGHTFriday, February 12 at 7:00 p.m.

CALLING IN THE ONE WorkshopSaturday, February 13, 9:00 to noon

YOUTH & FAMILY TEACHERS MEETINGSunday, February 14 at 11:45 a.m.

CRYSTAL BOWL MEDITATIONThursday, February 25 at 6:30 p.m.(you’re welcome to walk the Labyrinth prior)

INTUITIVE COLLAGE CARD CIRCLESaturday, February 27 at 9:30 a.m.

BOARD MEETINGSunday, February 28 at 12:15 p.m.

CSLP's TithesDECEMBER

Yavapai Casa 4-Kids: $100.00CSL: $1280.00

STATSDecemberDonations $12,804.00Total Income $14,338.00Total Expenses $16,579.00Net Income -$2,241.00Total Attendance Sundays (4) 391 Children 14Thank you for supporting your

spiritual center.

MARCH

SHARING SUNDAYSunday, March 6(Please help those in need by bringing non-perishables)

HAPPINESS PROJECT BOOK STUDYWednesday, March 9 at 6:30 p.m.

CRYSTAL BOWL MEDITATIONThursday, March 10 at 6:30 p.m.(you’re welcome to walk the Labyrinth prior)

MOVIE NIGHTFriday, March 11 at 7:00 p.m.

APRIL NEWSLETTER DEADLINESaturday, March 12

YOUTH & FAMILY TEACHERS MEETINGSunday, March 13 at 11:45 a.m.

FEAR TO FAITH MONEY FLIP WorkshopSaturday, March 19, 9:00 to noon

CRYSTAL BOWL MEDITATIONThursday, March 24 at 6:30 p.m.(you’re welcome to walk the Labyrinth prior)

BOARD MEETINGSunday, March 27 at 12:15 p.m.

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HAPPY NEW YOU!Start 2016 out right with the

anticipation of all good things, including an abundance of prosperity, boundless health and increased awareness of our oneness with Spirit. Practice gratitude in every area of your life and watch it flourish. Join the ABUNDANCE BONUS CONSCIOUSNESS Program and watch your finances increase.

The commitment is simple: Read the daily affirmation and Spiritual Mind Treatment, then expect results. When financial increase occurs, tithe 10% to our Center. You are joining others who have proven this is a successful program. As of November 30, 2015, 25 people received an increase of $42,000, and our Center received $4,200.

This is a way to notice how blessed and supported we are. Ministers, practitioners and fellow participants are knowing together the highest good for all in the Program. Applications are on the Prayer Table outside the Center’s office.

Fry’sFUNDRAISING MADE EASY

Did you know that Fry’s has made it easy to donate to the Center with your Fry’s store card?

Just go to Frysfood.com and connect your Fry’s card to the Center through their charitable giving tab. If you have trouble with this, feel free to pick up detailed instructions from the office or just come in and let us walk you through it.

Thank you Community Rewards Participants! The check is coming in January … Our 1st Quarter return (9/1/15 – 11/30/15) is $169.85. Now that was easy!

Many thanks to Fry’s for providing such a wonderful and generous program to boost the prosperity of our Center.

Don’t Forget Your Valentine!

YOUTH AND FAMILY MINISTRY

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HEYKIDS!

As spiritual beings we are creative, and when I struggle to believe that, when things seem to be a rigid black and white, I turn to our children who bring it into full color.

Our children live in the moment without worrying about how the moment will unfold, but just knowing it will.

A few weeks ago, the children

put on a puppet show for one another just because they had the idea, and as the story came alive we were all lost in our laughter. All the children contributed in some way and they did so with care, respect, and fun.

What a way to live!Sometimes, I forget that it

doesnʼt have to be hard to be a spiritual person; itʼs just a matter

of listening to your instinct.

We have been talking to the children about listening to the small voice inside us, and I know that through our creative play, we are doing just that.

As we move into February and March, we will examine the “who, what, where, when” of God and how that translates into the “how” and the “why.”

I have no doubt that the children are seeing their spirituality shine through each Sunday.

Erin Smith, Youth/Family Coordinator

Pixie Stick HeartsWhat You Need • Construction paper or colorful paper stock • Scissors (you could also use pinking shears or fancy edged scissors) • Metallic ink pens • Pixie sticks • Craft glue

1. Cut out an assortment of hearts from the paper. Fold the hearts in half and make a small circle in the middle (this is where the pixie stick will slide through).

2. Ask kids to design their hearts with drawings or lovable phrases.

3. Slide the pixie sticks through the hearts.

4. On a separate piece of paper, draw and cut out arrow heads and backs. Attach the top and ends of the bows with glue. Set aside to dry.

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February & March

Birthdays

VISITATION MINISTRYDuring the month of December, 13 team members reported visiting

(actual or telephone) 13 separate individuals. A total of 37 separate visits were reported. In addition, 11 team members participated in one Virtual Prayer Circle for an individual undergoing a surgical procedure at the hospital. Two team members were actually at the hospital during the procedure and performed an actual Prayer Circle. Also, one team member reported visiting the local VA hospital to visit a veteran in hospice.

A Virtual Prayer Circle is performed when it is impractical to be at the hospital. A Virtual Prayer Circle is where each member goes into prayer at a designated time, wherever they are, for an individual undergoing a medical procedure.

Would you like a visit, telephone visit, Prayer Circle or Virtual Prayer Circle by the Visitation Team for yourself or another? The team will, upon request, provide food and transportation where needed for those being visited. If this is for you, please contact the Pastoral Care Coordinator, David Sharer, RScP at (928) 771-2791. The team loves to serve by making visits and praying with you.

Love & Light,David Sharer, RScPPastoral Care Coordinator

FEBRUARYKaren Rink 2-05Jan Castle 2-09E.J. Stokes 2-11Clyde Neville 2-15Kristina Abbey 2-20Paul J. Myers 2-21Karen Hemminger 2-22Diane Thornbrugh 2-23Beth Mosier 2-26Erin Pedretti 2-27MARCHBarbara (Goddard) Kelly 3-04Bill Reed 3-04Rose Silver 3-13JoDee Vale 3-13Louise Wilber 3-13Terri Cafazzo 3-17Glen Copeland 3-18Marianne Simpson 3-18Pat Dockter 3-20Pamela Burns 3-22ReeSee Sawtelle 3-22Christine Kerbstat 3-23Patty Dennis 3-26Donna Jones 3-26Tess Barnes 3-28David German 3-29Karyl Moore 3-31

Spiritual Living Coach, Deb Haass, is looking for interested individuals who would enjoy a trip to Sedona one Saturday a month for hiking and lunch. Please contact her directly if you are interested in this purely social activity: 530-913-5899 or debhaass@debhaass.com

Crystal Bowl MeditationNow Twice Each MonthThe Crystal Bowl Meditation is now held twice each month. The second Thursday will continue being facilitated by Karen and Richard Rader. The fourth Thursday will be facilitated by Ken Kasner, Sally Kasner and Trish Mabante. Time remains the same from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the Center. Come and join us, and bring friends if you like. It is a lovely opportunity to commune in consciousness.

Exploring Spiritual Guidancethrough Intuitive Collage Cards

Saturday, February 27~9:30 – 11:30amMaterials Fee: $5 (and Love donations welcomed)

Create your own Collage Cards which will re-flect the many aspects of your Self – personality, arche-types, chakra energies and more.Learn to use these cards for intuitive “readings” for

guidance, deeper understanding and soul lessons.Laurie Katon, LCSW, has years of experience making and using Collage Cards and facilitating groups to share the process.

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SPRING CLASSESCALLING IN THE ONE: Attracting A Life PartnerFacilitated by Deb Haass, Spiritual Living CoachSaturday, February 13 - 9 am - NoonLocation: CSLP SanctuaryPaid Registration on Sundays at the bookstore or M -TH 10 am - 4 pm at the center 928-778-1602.Fee includes handouts: $32 by Feb 7 or $40 thereafter until Feb 11 - no registration taken day of the workshop.This is a light-hearted workshop for those seeking a loving life-partner. Identify and let go of what gets in your way of allowing a deeper level of intimacy in your life! Dating, sex, and principles of spiritual intimacy will be covered. Teaching is based on an eclectic influence of the following spiritual-based relationship approaches: Celebrating Men, Satisfying Women (Allison Armstrong), Real Love™ in Dating (Greg Baer), If the Buddha Dated (Charlotte Kasl), and Calling in the One (Katherine Woodward Thomas). Handouts included. For more info please contact Deb Haass at debhaass@debhaass.com or (530) 913-5899.

FEAR to FAITH MONEY FLIP: Tools for Letting Go of LACK for GOOD!Saturday, March 19, 9:30-11:30 amPaid Registration on Sundays at the bookstore or M -TH 10 am - 4 pm at the center 928-778-1602.Investment: $32 by March 13 or $40 thereafter until March 16 - NO registration taken day of the workshop. Workshop fee includes handouts and a tool to support your home practice.Instructor: Deb Haass debhaass@debhaass.com (530) 913-5899Do you catch yourself saying “Thatʼs too expensive…” or “I canʼt afford it…” or “Iʼm on a fixed income..?” BUST that SCARE-city consciousness! Donʼt be LACK-adaisical! Get into the groove of the Spirit of Money as an energy that flows abundantly in our lives if we allow it, providing the resources for good living and good deeds in the world. Identify your biggest self-sabotaging money pattern and learn a fun, somatic approach that reprograms your body-mind to release self-sabotage and embrace the “life more abundant.” Make a sacred agreement with a more empowering, self-supporting attitude toward LIFE which will motivate healthier choices in your thought, word, and deed with respect to money. Information about continued support will be provided.

FINANCIAL FREEDOM PLUS: Duplicating the Nature of Spirit in Your Financial Affairs 10-week class March 24-June 9 (skip 4/21 and 5/26) Thursdays from 5:30-8:00 pm Early Bird $225 by March 13 (after $245)No textbook required. Instead you receive a comprehensive workbook with exercise templates youʼll want to continue to use over and over as a resource. Instructor: Deb Haass - debhaass@debhaass.com (530) 913-5899Description: Are you ready to make a Vow of Prosperity? Weʼve added two class meetings to this powerful course to allow for a fuller experience of the incredibly rich curriculum. Financial Freedom is a practical course to bring deep healing to your relationship with that physical energy we call money. This course is guaranteed to bring real change when the student applies the ʻwhole brain, ̓releasing prayers and commits to diving deep into the exercises! The course empowers you to apply the metaphysics of duplicating the nature of Spirit in your ʻfinancial affairs ̓by embracing new attitudes, beliefs, and practices regarding money.

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PRACTITIONER'S VIEWPOINT YES - WE ARE A LOVING COMMUNITY

As I am writing this I am looking out over Lake Pleasant feeling very grateful. The beauty of Arizona surrounds us daily. We live in a place where it is very easy to experience a natural connection with Spirit. There is much to be grateful for... and an item that is high on my gratitude list is our Center. The Center for Spiritual Living Prescott is a special place. It is a place where we come together to open to, and celebrate our gifts, a place to know more fully our ability to create the lives we most want to live. The teachings offer us the opportunity to claim our creative power. People come here to learn more about who they really are and how life can be more about Love and less about Fear.This is the month of February when we traditionally think about loving relationships. Given what is going on around us, it is a great time to be aware of all the wonderful loving relationships we have. It seems to me that people come to the Center to experience more love in their lives. It’s a great choice since the whole focus is how to give and receive more love. People stay for varying lengths of time. Some leave after a very short period of time and others seem to feel the “coming home” feeling and stay around. Regardless of the readiness the message is always consistent. “Love is Spoken Here.”I encourage you to celebrate with me the beauty of the love we share. We are a community with a very special loving purpose, “Creating A World That Works For Everyone.”Ken Kasner, RScP, PhD

SPRING - THE REBIRTH OF LIFEAfter months of bundling up to keep warm, most of us are probably ready to celebrate Spring and the rebirth of life that is evidenced in nature. With the arrival of warmer weather and increasingly longer days (Vernal Equinox, March 20th), nature celebrates with visible signs of transition from dormancy (viewed by many as a form of sleep, rest or death), to awakening (or rebirth). As we celebrate Spring in the northern hemisphere, those in the southern hemisphere are moving into the time where nature prepares itself for rest/sleep/death and people are preparing for rest/sleep/death (of a sort) through longer nights and shorter, colder days.Without experiencing rest/sleep/death, could nature or man possibly experience a full celebration of life? Without full expression of life, could nature or man possibly experience a full celebration of rest/sleep/death? It is through the experience of both life and death that we experience fully as creation. If this were not true, I believe the Omniscient One would have created differently!Around the world, people celebrate Spring and fertility in many ways according to their traditions, religious and spiritual beliefs. Christians celebrate the resurrection of Yeshua ben Yosef/Jesus on Easter Sunday (March 27th). The Jewish Tradition celebrates Passover, widely referred to as Chag he-Aviv, the Spring Festival (evening of April 22nd to the evening of April 30th). Wiccan/Neopagan tradition (northern hemisphere) celebrates Ostara marking the coming of Spring and the fertility of the land (March 20th). In SOM, 413.1.2, Ernest Holmes states: “Christ is God in the soul of man. The resurrection is the death of the belief that we are separate from God. For death is to the illusion alone and not to Reality.” Because we celebrate God within every day, I wish you happy celebration of the warmer days of Spring and to rebirth!Trish Mabante, RScP

I Recognize the Indwelling Spirit

Be still, and know that I am God. – Psalm 46:10

A belief in the Invisible is the very essence of faith. Prayer, or spiritual communion, demands a complete surrender to the Invisible. It knows that because the Creative Power of God is at hand, all things are possible.

Whatever our idea of God may be, the perception of Reality is always an inner perception. As Moses tells us, the word is not afar off but in our own mouths, and Jesus taught that the Kingdom of Heaven is within us. The prayer of power is not so much a petition as it is an inner recognition.

We cannot doubt that the Spirit has already made the gift of Life – since we live. Ours is the privilege of acceptance. Thus we are to assume the attitude of a grateful beneficiary of the divine gifts. This should be done simply and directly. The Spirit is not something that was, or that is going to be or become. The Truth is that which is; it exists at the very center of our being. To pray in spirit and in truth means to recognize this indwelling Spirit and to declare the truth about its activity through us.

Today I directly experience the reality of Spirit, allowing It to renew my mind, guide my decisions, and direct my affairs. I know that in the eternal act of creation, everything passes from the Invisible to the visible to be temporarily experienced. I rest in peace, assured that my needs are met by this play of Life upon Itself.

Ernest Holmes, 365 Science of Mind, page 57

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Board of TrusteesJon Haass, President 415-323-0231Mel Hirsch, Vice-President 928-254-7169Candice Davis, Secretary 458-7035Jim Rodkey 442-2398Kathleen Williams 445-0384Nancy Stanton 759-9057David Sosa 928-420-9558Rev. Kathleen Sibley, Minister 830-9443Kai Lee 386-871-1939Charles Docktor 445-2243

Licensed PractitionersHazel Bowman 541-1521Diane Gesell 308-8759Deborah Haass, Director of Education 530-913-5899Jon Haass 415-323-0231Betty Campbell Henderson 772-3345Mel Hirsch 928-254-7169Sally Kasner 636-1874Trish Mabante 308-6635Karen Rader 710-1908Richard Rader 710-6079Dave Sharer, Pastoral Care Coordinator 771-2791Sue Sharer, Ministry of Prayer Coordinator 771-2791Pam Van Driel 830-7487Marsha Williams 759-9384

Statement of PurposeWe are here for God. Our purpose is to express the nature of God as Love, Abundance and Joy in everything we do.

The good we seek for ourselves is what we desire for all people everywhere.

Office & Bookstore HoursMonday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday

10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

STAFFRev. Kathleen Sibley, Minister

Jackson Rauch, Director of MusicEileen Ensign, Office Manager & Webmaster

This newsletter is a general news journal for the Center for Spiritual Living Prescott and solicits articles and announcements pertinent to and regarding the general interest of the Centerʼs membership. The Center reserves the right to refuse material deemed not suitable or not pertaining to the Centerʼs interest.

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Mission StatementThe Center for Spiritual Living Prescott

provides spiritual tools to transform our personal lives and make the world a better place.

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