Beloveds, what can I say? This week has been heartbreaking, peaceful, prayerful, annoying and waaaay out of the norm for all of us. I want tos tart by counting our blessings. Our Heart Connection volunteers have been absolute power houses in terms of checking up on people and creating a sense of connection. Rev Lezli and her team have been my hero by keeping us in line with how to do all things digital. I’m grateful for technology that at least allows us to stay in touch, if in a new and sometimes challenging way.

The whole central idea of this teaching is that we let go of what doesn’t work for us anymore and allow ourselves to find new, more effective ways of being in the world. Well, this is our time. Although I miss seeing everyone on Sunday, and I miss the hugs, we have an opportunity to connect with each other over the phone. We can open our digital doors to hundreds of people we would never meet in our physical sanctuary. And most of all, we all have the opportunity to hold each other in prayer, to minister to one another and to find new ways to speak love.



Bright Beginnings is our theme for the month of April and it is so appropriate! We can claim a bright, new beginning or choose to hang on to what is not available to us right now. This month, each of the Abrahamic traditions celebrates a major holiday. For Christians it is Easter – the celebration of resurrection in the spiritual body. For Jews, it is Passover – the celebration of freedom from slavery in Egypt. For Muslims, it is Ramadan – the celebration of Prophet Mohamed (peace be upon him) receiving the Quran in 610 CE. Each holiday has something to teach us about stepping out of darkness and into life, away from ignorance and into truth.

We still have each other. The Divine Presence is still here in and as all of us. We can be still and know what the Spirit within us is calling us to do and be. And we can, and will, walk through this life speaking love, celebrating each other, growing spiritually and including everyone.

Rev. Kathleen Sibley

Hello to all.

Hello Beloveds. Ernest Holmes says, “The answer to every problem already exists in the Mind of God, and you are in the Mind of God, and the Mind of God is flowing through you this

minute.” We are in difficult times, times of uncertainty, but we will prevail as an individual, a Center, a community and a nation. We as a nation of people will find the answers through our

combined efforts with God, with Spirit. We are learning more every day about COVID-19, how to test for it and create a vaccination for it through combined efforts of government and the

private sector. We are learning as individuals what measures we can take to safeguard ourselves and our loved ones. Given 7.5 billion people who inhabit the Earth, it might seem that each individual can’t make a difference, but that’s not true, each of us can and will make a difference.

We can look up on the CDC website for information that is up to date. We can be responsible for remembering our thoughts are things, so our thoughts are creating our world. We need to stay positive. We need to Know that this is ending, that we are manifesting a better place because we are all learning from our experiences and our efforts. What a great time for being responsible and respectful for ourselves and others.

Having said this about responsibility, if anyone in our Center is in need of anything, contact myself,

Rev. Kathleen, a Practitioner, a Board Member or the Heart connection. Whether you need groceries, a ride, a prayer or financial assistance all you need to do is ask. Your request will stay confidential if you so desire. Know that all of us are part of a community that will help each other through these unprecedented times, and no one needs to be alone. We all have God within us, a fellowship outside us and a rich community to support us.

Blessing to all,

Sandy Kimmerle & Tom Kimmerle (President & Wife)

During the month of February, 2020, eight (8) team members reported visiting (actual or telephone), seven (7) separate individuals. A total of 18 visits were made during the month. In a addition, the team participated in 2 (two) Virtual Prayer Circles for individuals who were undergoing a medical procedure,

Would you like a visit, telephone visit, telephone call, Prayer Circle or Virtual Prayer Circle by the Visitation Team for yourself or another? 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. 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, RScP