Upcoming Class: What Is My Relationship With God? with Maggie Cole

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Tuesdays, Nov. 5 – Nov. 26 • 11 am to 12:30 pm

Are you ready to explore and deepen your relationship with the divine presence within you? Join Maggie Cole, RScP Emeritus, for a transformative four-week course, What Is My Relationship With God?, where you will be invited to reflect on your connection to the Sacred through intuition, belief, and receptivity.

Through this class, you’ll engage in powerful exercises, inquiry, and sharing that allow you to open up to the gifts that the Presence offers us in every moment. By examining your intuitive nature and your confidence in it, you’ll discover how this relationship can transform the way you approach life.

What You’ll Gain:

  • A deeper understanding of your mystical, intuitive connection to the Sacred.
  • Insight into the belief systems that may be
    limiting your receptivity to the divine.
  • Practical tools for strengthening your relationship with the inner wisdom that is always available to you.

This is an opportunity to go inward and uncover what stands between you and a deeper connection with the divine power that resides within. Whether you’re just beginning your spiritual journey or have been on the path for some time, this class will offer profound insights and opportunities for growth.

Maggie says this about her class:

"When I arrived in this community 35 years ago, I was hanging on by a thread to a life filled with pain and suffering, guilt and shame, fear and loathing for who and what I thought I was. I needed to find a reason to stay alive and I did. In my wildest dreams I never thought I would have the life that this teaching has gifted me with. The most important being, the realization of the Presence of God in any and every moment. Trust me, it is here NOW.

I discovered the truth of my being for the first time. I went to church, I volunteered and participated, I listened and learned, I practiced and became enthralled with the Science of Mind philosophy, while falling in love with Ernest Holmes. It resonated with me and it changed my life. I was transformed again and again. It continues to delight and bless me every day. My belief systems have been revealed over these decades and continue to do so. Thank God for the willingness to release and let go of what no longer serves. My faith has grown and continues to flourish. My intuitive nature is my constant and most cherished companion. 

These are but a few of the reasons, I have said “Yes” to offering this class. All of this is available, here and now, to all of us. If you are seeking to expand your current relationship with the Divine, and be showered by the blessings Spirit is offering in each and every moment, come and join me, as you ask the question, What Is My Relationship With God?"

Details:

  • Teacher: Maggie Cole, RScP Emeritus
  • Dates: Tuesdays, Nov. 5 – Nov. 26
  • Time: 11 am to 12:30 pm
  • Location: Online via Zoom
  • Cost: Sliding scale ($50-$90)

Register here: https://cslsr.breezechms.com/form/wimrwg

Come join us for this enriching exploration of your relationship with the divine and discover how it can transform your daily life. This course is open to everyone who is willing to delve deeper into their spiritual nature. We look forward to seeing you!


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