In this parable, Jesus teaches about the importance of our responsibility and privilege in wise and faithful stewardship. Let's learn how to be righteous stewards.

"The Parable of the Lost Son" deals with more than the love and forgiveness of a father toward his reckless son. Let's examine how this story illustrates the spiritual process of realigning our consciousness with God.

In "The Parable of the Lost Coin," a woman loses one of her drachma coins and seeks diligently until she finds it. Let’s examine why Jesus told this parable and explore this story to find its treasures.

Let's investigate how this parable can be applied within our consciousness and everyday lives. Let's learn how to search for and find our own lost sheep.

In "The Parable of The Wedding Guest," Jesus is teaching about more than humility and hospitality. Let's examine this earthy story, and discover the deeper, heavenly meaning. Let's learn how to live that lesson that we learn.

Because we released what no longer is serving us last night, on New Year's Eve, at the Burning Bowl Ceremony, we are now ready to listen to God to hear our new focus and desire. We have stones carved from Jerusalem's huge white stones for you to write your new "name" on

Let go and Let God - Literally!

During this service we will write down what no longer serves us and then burn it.

Releasing is so important to allow the new and best in our lives.

Let's examine the spiritual meaning of Mary, Joseph and Jesus in the Christmas story.

As we enter the last week of Advent, let us bring joy to our hearts and minds. Let us commemorate the birth of Christ and the gift of our 12 spiritual powers.

As we move into the third week of our Advent journey, let us discern how Love prepares us for the birth of a new level of spiritual consciousness-a new awareness of our inner Christ.