Portland Center for Spiritual Living Podcast

Back to Basics: How Can I Use These Teachings In My Life? - Rev. Bridget McCann

This month, we’ve taken a look at the basics of our teaching; it’s now time to explore what it all means for our actual lives. Spiritual living is empowered living! Using Science of Mind principles and practices connects us with guiding wisdom, lets us change our lives by changing our thinking, and helps us move through difficulties with clarity.

Back to Basics: What Do We Stand For? - Rev. Bridget McCann

Deeply We Are One! At its most fundamental, our teaching is that of Oneness, that all creation is part of The One Life. That belief informs what we stand for, and guides our actions in the world. Come take a stand this Sunday!

Back to Basics: What Do We Believe? - Rev. Marilyn Sprague

As a Center for Spiritual Living we are rooted in the spiritual philosophy called Science of Mind. This philosophy is based on the Golden Thread of Truth that runs through the world’s great spiritual traditions. What does that mean? What do we believe about God, Creation, and our relationship with It? The answers to these questions might very well transform your life, your choices, and your sense of what’s possible.

Back to Basics: Are We Christian? - Rev. Bridget McCann

Are we a Christian spiritual philosophy? What do we teach about Jesus, salvation, heaven and hell, and the Bible in general? Come find out the answers to these questions, and more, as we kick-off our annual Back to Basics with one of the biggest questions many people have about our teaching, the Science of Mind.

PEACE: The Gift That Keeps On Giving - Rev. Bridget McCann

With Christmas nearing, we hear a lot about peace. After all, Jesus was known as the Prince of Peace. But, how do we find inner peace amidst hectic lives and a world that can sometimes feel like it has lost its mind? This Sunday, we explore how to find inner peace, and how to pass it on.

The Gifts We Give Ourselves - Rev. Bridget McCann

The holiday season is here, with all the busyness, holiday parties, time with loved ones, holiday music coming from all directions, loads of commercials, and lots of gift buying for those we love. But, what about gifts for ourselves? Let’s take time this holiday season to consider the gifts we can give ourselves for a more fulfilling and harmonious life.

LIATI - Rev. Barbara Wuest

LIATI is an acronym for something that is everywhere present. In you, in me, in all things, everywhere in the Universe. It is the truth of who we are and what we are here to represent. What is this and how do we keep it as our focus and livelihood? Come on Sunday to find out how we can better live our lives in Peace, Joy and Love!!

Science and Spiritual Living: Mindfulness and Prayer - Rev. Bridget McCann

Science and spirituality are not in opposition to each other; they are both seeking truths about our universe and life. They must, therefore, complement each other. During this 3-part series we take a look at various spiritual practices from both the scientific and spiritual viewpoints, and find they are very much aligned. We conclude our series by exploring mindfulness and prayer. We will also take time to express gratitude for our practitioner prayer partners and the many ways they support our spiritual family.

Science and Spiritual Living: Forgiveness - Rev. Bridget McCann

Science and spirituality are not in opposition to each other; they are both seeking truths about our universe and life. They must, therefore, complement each other. During this 3-part series we take a look at various spiritual practices from both the scientific and spiritual viewpoints, and find they are very much aligned. This week we look at forgiveness.

Science and Spiritual Living: Gratitude - Rev. Bridget McCann

Science and spirituality are not in opposition to each other; they are both seeking truths about our universe and life. They must, therefore, complement each other. During this 3-part series we take a look at various spiritual practices from both the scientific and spiritual viewpoints, and find they are very much aligned. We begin with gratitude.