FEED YOUR FAITH


I attended a wonderful "New Thought in the Desert" event this past weekend. Our Center exploded with Fun, Faith and Loving Community. New Thought was represented by Centers for Spiritual Living, Agape, Unity, AGNT, and more. What a way to give your life a faith lift! It was a treat to see the connection from so many states across the United States.

Having faith is something remarkable, and it opens possibilities. Ernest Holmes, in The Science of Mind Textbook says, Change your thinking, and change your life." Believing you can do something is always the first step.

"We know that God shows up exactly where we are. The Divine vibrates in each of us. That Creative Intelligence is our co-pilot." 
Sandra Lindsey Smith,                    --Life's Garden Grows

How do you feed your faith - a walk in the park, a trip to the beach, a class at your faith center?  Perhaps you meditate or write in your journal, there is no special was to connect with Spirit, your way is the perfect way for you. You are remarkable. Have faith in yourself.

Love and Light,
Rev Sandy Smith

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