We often hear about the will of God and the grace of God, but what do they really mean? Are we doing God’s will? How do we experience the grace of God? Breen Rourke, RScP explores these questions through the lens of New Thought teachings.

Dr. Jay Scott Neil wrote that when we choose to flex our spiritual muscles we raise our consciousness to a more prestigious level. Rev. Bill Marchiony explores our possibilities for a regular spiritual workout to build up our strength and flexibility.

Our thoughts, and more specifically the beliefs we hold in mind, become things. Rev. Bill Marchiony explores the causative nature of our thinking, and the techniques we can use to fine-tune our thinking and the life we're creating.

The first of May brings joyous dances around the maypole, and World Labyrinth Day, and International Workers' Day. Rev. Bill Marchiony notes that the same word is used as a distress signal, and the way we experience Mayday is entirely linked to our own unique position.

Forgiveness is the path you walk upon to return to your whole self. Guest speaker Rev. Dr. Michelle Wadleigh has been leading people in forgiveness work for many years, and claims that you can live without it – but not very well.

To celebrate Easter Sunday, we continue to explore springtime rituals and what they mean to us metaphysically. Rev. Bill Marchiony invites us to look at the newness that we're eager to birth into our lives.

The old nursery rhyme started as a reminder that there's less snow and more rain as the weather gets warmer. Rev. Bill Marchiony lets us look at the metaphysical meaning, and how we can use it as a reminder of the Infinite creative Power that is always working for us.

We know that words are important; that they define the experience we're creating. It's not just the "big" words. Rev. Bill Marchiony dives into the little words, like "but" or "if" or "when" that get in the way getting to what we want.

We cannot receive that which we cannot conceive. Moving beyond our repetitive thinking, nostalgia, or negativity is the key to experiencing greater good. Guest speaker Rev. Dave Schpok shares insights on clearing away old limiting beliefs and developing a new thought.

The Equinox takes place during our Sunday Celebration, marking the start of spring, and the moment that the days get longer than the nights. Rev. Bill Marchiony and the Practitioners take a cue from nature to create a ceremony in which we invite in what's new. Have a pot of soil and a seed on hand to take part and get your hands dirty.

Two years ago our plans and expectations for the future were remarkably different from the experiences we've had. Rev. Bill Marchiony looks at the influence of the pandemic from a New Thought perspective.

It is natural to experience and observe the world around us with an expectation the the future is likely to be similar to the past. Rev. Bill Marchiony explores why that's not necessarily true, and how we can transform in ways that go far beyond what anyone might have been expecting.

Being clear about who or what God is, and embodying the spiritual power available to you, is how you co-create a life you love. Guest speaker Rev. Dr. Pjae Stanley speaks about the universality, availability of, and individualized access to God. She'll share the universal laws crucial to your ability to take personal responsibility for the direction of your unfolding, evolving life.

The way we look at something changes the way we see it. Rev. Bill Marchiony talks about looking through the eyes of Love, the eyes of plenty, the eyes of Good to see beyond the current circumstance and make way for something new.

On Super Bowl Sunday, In the middle of the Winter Olympics, Rev. Bill Marchiony takes a fresh look at winners and losers. In the framework of the New Thought philosophy of unity and oneness, turning our perspective from competition to cooperation provides a whole new world of insight.

Our words have power and meaning, whether we're using them literally or metaphorically. Rev. Bill Marchiony delves into the deeply spiritual practice of saying what we mean, and meaning what we say.

New Thought teaches that we are in a creative partnership with the Divine, activating the same Law that creates galaxies to create the experience of our lives. Rev. Bill Marchiony digs into the details about how the layout of our lives is linked to our thoughts and beliefs, and what to do when we want a change.

The feeling of joy is an attribute of God, something we each have within us as expressions of God. But what is joy trying to tell us? Are you tuned in to this message of support? Guest speaker Rev. John Karn takes us into a deep contemplation.

The Science of Mind textbook is the foundational work by Ernest Holmes. In the first four chapters he clearly describes the philosophy: The Thing Itself, The Way It Works, What It Does, and How to Use It. Rev. Bill Marchiony takes us through them, with suggestions about the ways we can use them to bring more good "Stuff" into our lives.

We begin the new year with a special ceremony, using white stones imported from Jerusalem to set an intention for the Good that we're inviting into our lives in 2022. It's a beautiful way to ring in the new.