Small actions can have big effects. Let's discuss how a few gentle shifts to this year’s menu can have a profound effect on the connections you make around your Thanksgiving Table this year.

Rev. Denise Yeargin is a retired Ordained Unity Minister who continues to minister through speaking and writing and occasional individual virtual sessions. "Rev. D" (as many still call her) has grown to love Center for Spiritual Living Nashville and often tunes in to our Sunday services online.

A Native Nashvillian, Denise has over the last few years co-created a home with her life partner Judy Blackwelder in Savannah, TN on the Tennessee River. They call their estate Harmony Haven – as they are learning to live in communion with the earth and all her relations. Denise’s greatest love continues to be studying, teaching, and sharing Universal Principle.
GUEST ARTIST
MARK ELLIOT

Mark Elliott is a thirty-year veteran of the Nashville-based singer-songwriter scene. He is also an author, blogger, and podcaster. He has written for Nashville’s top publishing houses, including Sony-Tree, Maypop, and Bluewater Music. A principal vocalist/guitarist for the Americana band Runaway Home, Mark's songs have hit the Billboard Top Forty Charts. His talents have made him a winner of the coveted Kerrville New Folk Award. He has a string of 2020/2021 solo singles out, including: “Craziest Thing,” “Watch Out Man,” “On My Way To See You,” “Talk To Yourself,”and “Drunk for Nothin’.”

Mark is also an author. Kirkus Reviews heralded Mark’s current book, The Sons of Starmount: Memoir of a Ten-year-old Boy, as a “Joyful book, permeated with a gentle humor that brings to life the exuberance of youth.” Check out Mark’s weekly Substack literary newsletter, Words from the Hollow, and Conversations On Cub Creek podcast!

Learn more at markelliottcreative.com
THE BAND
Brian Wright: electric guitar 
Don Morgan: bass 
Spencer Strand: drums 
Mark Elliott: acoustic guitar 
Gregory Price: percussion 
Music director Larry Faragalli: keyboards 

THE PLATFORM TEAM
Host and Closing Treatment: Ursula Roden, RScP
Reading and Treatment: Carl Franklin, RScP

THE SUPPORT TEAM
Greeters/Ushers: J.A.W. & Annie Golightly
Hospitality: Tammy Bullington, Etta Carter, Beverly Clark, & Alisa LaPolt
Audio/Visual: AJ Bigler, Ray Dryden, Preston Cannon
Creative Youth: LaRayne Evans & Dottie Escue
Board Member on Duty: Heidi Dixner
BUILDING UPDATE CORNER

We have definitely sparked interest from potential buyers! After conversations with city representatives, it was determined that our zoning will remain "RS40." Thus, the highest and best use for this property would be single family residential, religious, education, or other community-based utilization! Our realtors are proactively reaching out to many in these industries who fit this description. Now we do our part! Please continue to treat that our perfect buyer has found our property. Join us in gratitude for how this space has served our community! ❤︎
SUNDAY SCHEDULE

Creative Youth - 10:00 AM
Youth of all ages are welcome to join in the fun. The Youth team fosters connection to Spirit through creativity and friendship.

Meditation - 10:15 AM
We are back to meeting in the Meditation Room! Join us in the lovely turquoise classroom upstairs for meditation before the Sunday Service from 10:15 to 10:45 am.

Service Begins - 11:00 AM
To view LIVE and recorded programs on YouTube, Click: CSLN.TV

After Service
Join us in the Fellowship Hall for our Thanksgiving Potluck.
CSLN MEETINGS & EVENTS


Thanksgiving Potluck
Sunday November 20th
Plan to bring a side dish or dessert!

Women's Circle
Every Thursday 12 - 1 PM on Zoom.

Men's Circle
Every Wednesday in the upstairs classroom at the Center from
6:30 - 8:30 PM.

COMMUNITY EVENTS
The following event is not associated with CSLN, but are aligned with the Nashville New Thought community.

Sunday, November 27th: "Gotta Have A Habitat: A Concert to Push for a Sustainable MNPS (Metro Nashville Public Schools)" 6 - 8 PM at Harding House Brewery (904 51st Ave N., Nashville)

Featuring Austin singer/songwriter Billy Oliver. Come support MNPS with a $10 suggested donation for individuals or families!
SPIRITUAL MIND TREATMENT 
URSULA RODEN, RScP

Relax, breathe, be in the present moment, and know with me for you:

There is only one power, one Source, one Energy— which is the power of Love. I am one with this power, one with Love, Peace, Joy and Perfection. These qualities are manifesting in me, through me, and throughout my entire life and affairs right here and right now. 

I am filled with gratitude for this truth. I know that nothing can change that. So I let go of any fear, any doubt, any energy within me like anger, regret, jealousy and judgement. Those do not serve me any longer. They helped me to recognize that I am more than that. God-Spirit is right within me, leading the way to a happy, fulfilled life through love and stillness and listening to the voice within me. 

So I gratefully let Love's energy permeate every cell of my body with health and strength. I let it guide me in my thoughts and actions of love and kindness. I know it strengthens me to live a happy fulfilled life, full of purpose, knowing I am never alone. I live in the oneness with the only Creative Intelligence there is and all of Its creation.

Gratitude and Thanksgiving are filling my heart and my soul and I release these my words to the Law of Mind in action, knowing that it is so. And so it is.
Need a Spiritual Mind Treatment? Click the link above to select a Practitioner and the individual contact form to submit a request.
SUPPORT CSLN WITH A LOVE OFFERING
YOUR GIFT MAKES IT HAPPEN!
Giving to our Center is a statement of support to our healing and teaching Ministry. It is also a gift to yourself and your intention to live a joyous, Spiritual, centered life.



Please make your gift online or send by mail to:
Center for Spiritual Living Nashville
6705 Charlotte Pike, Nashville TN 37209
Phone 615-356-0174 ❤︎ CSLNashville.org
ATTENDANCE NOV. 13

62 in person
20 online

82 total
CONTRIBUTIONS NOV. 13

$785.51
WHAT ARE YOU
GRATEFUL FOR?

We would love to feature some thoughts from the community for next week's Thanksgiving newsletter! Email admin@cslnashville.org
COMING UP

November 27:
Rev. Gregory Fisher
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