Join us for Sunday Celebration at Studio 9, 1180 Houghton Road, Kelowna.
Talk for this Sunday, June 4, 2023
Evolution of Self-Care
— Rev. Melody Bailey
I mindfully fill my cup up with the love of who I am.
Self-care is an integral part of our human experience. Your evolution depends on your commitment to self-care.
Join Rev. Melody this Sunday, June 4 at 10:30am PT at Studio 9, 1180 Houghton Road, Kelowna, BC. Doors open at 10:15am. Please visit the event page for more details and a map. Everyone is welcome!
If you are not feeling well, please take good care of yourself and watch us on Facebook Live.
The SOM theme for June is Embracing Self-Care. To live your life to the fullest, self-care must be embraced in daily practice to help you remember who you are. To know who you are, you must be aware of the unlimited possibilities that can be unlocked when you harness the potential of your real beingness. Through self-awareness of the mind, body, and spirit, you realize that you are a perfect entity and that you have all that you need for unlimited success and unconditional love.
This Week’s Science of Mind Theme
Evolution of Self-Care
Self-care has evolved to mean that by training and feeding the mind with creative thoughts that build and strengthen your body, mind and spirit, you are more prone to build strong self-worth, which helps you be joyful, healthy and wealthy. Your commitment to self-care affects your life, and also the lives of all the people and places you surround yourself with.
When you become aware of your spiritual perfection and tap into the mind's abilities to create the ideal life for you, you realize there is no specific image to look up to for perfection, but you. You only need to look within to come in contact with who you truly are, harness your potential, and eventually become the best you can be.
To unlock the mind's full potential, you must complete these three steps: thought, feelings, and action. For example: “You can't think about going to work in the morning and expect your thoughts to take you there.”
Lights, Camera, Action!
Last weekend, Rev. Jeanette Vinek gave a talk titled Lights, Camera, Action!
Tanya Lipscomb opened the service.
Hallelu, Hallelu, Hallelujah!
Tanya sang James Brown's I Feel Good.
Tanya then sang Om mani padme hum.
Rev. Corinne Crockett made the announcements.
Practitioner Irene Kowalchuk gave the treatement.
People stayed for a chat after the service…
… and volunteer Val brought out the trolley with coffee and sweets.
Watch the full service on YouTube.
The Results of Our Pride Work Bees
This past Wednesday, May 31, we had our third and final Pride Work Bee for this year's Pride Festival. We finished making an abundance of bookmarks (someone guessed a total of 7,000! It's probably closer to another guess of 200). The 125 rainbow-coloured cooling neck wraps are almost all done, save for a bunch that have a tiny bit of final stitching that Rev. Corinne Crockett has volunteered to finish off at home. Thank you, Rev. Corinne!
It was our biggest group of all three nights.
Back L-R: Val, Jan, Rev. Diane, Kathy, Martin, Lori, Maureen, Rev. Corinnne.
Front L-R: Annie, Magda, Tracy, Ingrid, Jean.
Everyone kept busy. Some stayed with one task all evening; others swapped jobs. Click on any image to enlarge and scroll through them as a slide show.
Thank you, everyone, for all your diligent work and dedication! Our booth is going to be very popular with these fun give-aways!
CSL Kelowna at the Pride Festival
The Pride Festival is coming up fast and we are so excited to have a booth there! We stand with the LGBTQIA2+ community. Pride demonstrates love and acceptance for all, including radical self-love. Come and see us. Better yet, volunteer for a short stint at the booth!
When: Saturday, June 10, 8am to 4pm
Where: City Park, downtown Kelowna
Details: See the event page or contact Rev. Corinne Crockett at 250-868-9090 or corinne_crockett@telus.net
Practitioner Support
Our ministers and practitioners are in service to all of us. If you need help to see the Truth in a situation; if you are looking for clarity; if you are struggling in this challenging time; our ministers and practitioners are here to support you. You can contact them through the About page on our website, or you can submit a prayer request on the Contact page.
Nature’s Fare Receipts Help CSLK!
Keep collecting your Nature’s Fare receipts; they are worth a pretty penny to us! Just put receipts from your shopping into the receipt box at the back of the Studio 9 auditorium on Sundays, and Nature’s Fare will donate 3% of the total of your purchases to CSL Kelowna! Every receipt helps! Thank you!
Regular Events at CSLK
See more details and dates under Upcoming Events on our home page.
Our Sunday Celebrations start at 10:30am PT at Studio 9, 1180 Houghton Road, Kelowna. Please park on the street or at Ben Lee Park (1.5 blocks from the school). You can also watch us live on Facebook or watch the replay later on YouTube.
We appreciate our volunteers! They make our Sundays great! Let us know if you can help out with making coffee, setting up and/or after-service taking down. Contact Rev. Corinne Crockett at 250-868-9090 or email corinne_crockett@telus.net.
Do you have an idea for an online CSLK opportunity you’d like to see and experience? If so, please contact Rev. Corinne Crockett at 250-868-9090 or email corinne_crockett@telus.net.
We are holding the intention for re-creating a dynamic and meaningful VIBE program for children and youth. If you have an idea, interest or passion in this area, please contact Rev. Corinne Crockett.
We are so Grateful for your Support!
We’re thankful for the ways we are able to accept donations:
Online via the Ways to Donate page of our website (PayPal or credit card).
By Interac e-transfers sent to donate@cslkelowna.org.
Cheques can be mailed to: Suite 131, 101-1865 Dilworth Drive, Kelowna, BC V1Y 9T1.
For more information, please contact Rev. Melody Bailey.
MIND-FULL MOMENT
“Man's first discovery was his ability
to think, plan and execute.”
— Ernest Holmes
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Vol. 32, Issue 23 | Editor: Annie Zalezsak