Embodying Our Shared Vision
Thursday | Oct 16 | 6-8PM |
Open to all CSLNOCO congregants
Earlier this year, our Center invited consultant- Rev. Dr. Martha Creek to meet with a small group of key stakeholders and support them in reassessing their commitment and vision for our community. The response was electric — a wave of renewed enthusiasm and commitment to CSLNOCO’s future. Out of that moment of clarity came a bold new direction: our move to a new home and a Sunday morning service time.
And now Martha returns and you are invited to attend!
If you’re called by Science of Mind and want to see CSLNOCO flourish, join us for an evening focused on what it truly means to thrive: not only through financial support, but by cultivating a living, reciprocal relationship between our Center and our people. Thriving means being spiritually invested in our mission—recognizing the good in one another, living our teaching, and working together to create a world that works for all.
This gathering is more than a conversation—it’s the pre-launch to our move and a spark that connects our community to the great idea behind it: CSLNOCO is ready for more. More visibility. More connection. More good shared through us and with us.
What to Expect
A guided, inspiring conversation with Rev. Dr. Martha Creek
Clear next steps for how each of us can help CSLNOCO thrive—spiritually and sustainably
Space for honest reflection, shared vision, and practical momentum
Earlier this year, our Center invited consultant- Rev. Dr. Martha Creek to meet with a small group of key stakeholders and support them in reassessing their commitment and vision for our community. The response was electric — a wave of renewed enthusiasm and commitment to CSLNOCO’s future. Out of that moment of clarity came a bold new direction: our move to a new home and a Sunday morning service time.
And now Martha returns and you are invited to attend!
If you’re called by Science of Mind and want to see CSLNOCO flourish, join us for an evening focused on what it truly means to thrive: not only through financial support, but by cultivating a living, reciprocal relationship between our Center and our people. Thriving means being spiritually invested in our mission—recognizing the good in one another, living our teaching, and working together to create a world that works for all.
This gathering is more than a conversation—it’s the pre-launch to our move and a spark that connects our community to the great idea behind it: CSLNOCO is ready for more. More visibility. More connection. More good shared through us and with us.
What to Expect
A guided, inspiring conversation with Rev. Dr. Martha Creek
Clear next steps for how each of us can help CSLNOCO thrive—spiritually and sustainably
Space for honest reflection, shared vision, and practical momentum