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Skepticism, Doubt, and Faith


 

Skepticism, Doubt, and Faith: Is Science of Mind still relevant in 2020?

Amanda Pope RScP

 

Doubt isn’t the opposite of faith; it is an element of faith.


— Paul Tillich

 

Ernest Holmes wrote the Science of Mind almost 100 years ago. All aspects of life have certainly changed since then. So, in this modern world and during these tumultuous times, are the teachings of Ernest Holmes still relevant?


Amanda Pope explores the foundational principles of the Science of Mind and their contemporary application.


Join us this Sunday, September 13, 2020 at 10:30am on Facebook Live.

 

This Week’s Point of View from the Science of Mind

There is no room for doubt in a treatment. Realize that you treat with your understanding, through the Law. Meditate upon the spiritual significance of the statements you make.


When skepticism enters our thoughts, it destroys faith. Since every thought is a prayer, we have to carefully monitor our thoughts so that our faith is not compromised. We must continually feed our faith with supporting input.


Every time you have a successful manifestation of an affirmative prayer, add it to your Success Journal. This will continually feed your faith muscles. Build your faith until it become Knowing.


 

Happy Monday Blog and Weekly Blog


Our Happy Monday blog and this weekly blog (formerly referred to as our newsletter) is now published here on our website (cslkelowna.org) under the Blog section. If you’re signed up for it, you’ll receive an alert in your personal email inbox that will prompt you with a link to the most recent blog post on our website. (If it's not in your inbox, please check your junk folder.)


Or, you can just go to the website to read current or past issues anytime it’s convenient for you.


Blog posts are published each Monday and Friday.

 

International Day of Peace Meditation

Monday, September 21, 2020


September 21st is the International Day of Peace. We’ll be doing our part to bring more peace to our planet with a special collective peace meditation on Zoom that day at 7pm. This will be facilitated by Rev. Melody Bailey and Pauline Weninger. Even though we may not be able to stand next to each other, we can still practice peace together. Read details here.


While an RSVP is not required, if you RSVP for this event, you'll get a reminder email the day before.

 

Free SOM Magazine

If you’re in the Kelowna area, you’re invited to drop by the Pandosy Peace Centre to pick up a free issue of the current SOM magazine… our gift.

 

Sunday Meditation

Join us a little bit early for the 9:45am start of our meditation each Sunday morning. It ends by 10:05am to allow time for a break before our Sunday celebration. Join us on Zoom at: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82423777379 Password: meditation

 

Sunday Celebration

Every Sunday at 10:30am, please join us on Facebook Live! Visit our page at https://www.facebook.com/CSLKelowna/ and scroll down until you see the video. (The replay can be watched later on YouTube.)

 

VIBE

VIBE, our children’s program, is back as of this Sunday, September 13! The group meets by private invitation every Sunday in a Zoom experience appropriate for children. Please contact our youth director, Joanne Marie, for information and Zoom details.

 

Thank You for Your Support!

We’re so grateful we can accept ONLINE donations in several ways:

  1. On our website cslkelowna.org via PayPal or credit card.

  2. Through Interac money transfers sent to donate@cslkelowna.org.

  3. By signing up for CAFT automatic transfers directly from the bank.

  4. Cheques can be mailed to: Suite 131, 101-1865 Dilworth Drive, Kelowna, BC V1Y 9T1.

For more info, please contact our treasurer Derek Hinchliffe.

 

MIND-FULL MOMENT


“If you want to be successful, it’s just this simple. Know what you are doing. Love what you are doing. And believe in what you are doing.”


— Will Rogers

 

Copyright © 2020, Centre for Spiritual Living Kelowna. All rights reserved.

Vol. 29. Issue 37 | Editor: Annie Zalezsak

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