The Church of Joyous
Living, NSAC
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Rev Alexis Sharon Rolnick, Pastor 128 Burnlea Road Charles
Town, WV 25414 304 725-3763 * 240-
447-8912 * asrolnick@aol.com
March 2010
Sunday Feb. 28 - @12:00 PM Speaker: Rev.
Rolnick
Topic:
Your Life Can Change on a Dime
Tues March 2 @ noon circle
Sunday Mar. 7 - @12:00 PM Speaker:
Konstanza Greer
Tues March 9 @ noon circle
Sunday Mar. 14 – @12:00 PM Speakers:
Rev. Rolnick
Topic:
Principle #5
Tues Mar. 16 @ noon circle
Sunday Mar. 21 @12:00 PM Speaker: Rev Rolnick
Topic: Principle #6
Tues. Mar. 23 @ noon circle
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Sunday Mar.28 @12:00 PM Speaker: Rev Rolnick
Topic: Principle #7
Tues Mar. 30 @ noon circle
Celebrate
Spiritualism!
We welcome back our good friend Konstanza Greer She immigrated to the
United States from West Berlin at the age of twenty and completed a
Bachelor’s Degree in Sociology and a Master’s Degree in Public Health from
Tulane University in New Orleans. She is a Reiki Master. Her interests
include trance mediumship and Native American history and spirituality. She
joined the Center for Spiritual Enlightenment in 2005 and soon felt a calling to prepare for the
ministry. She now is a Licentiate Minister and an NSAC Certified
Medium. She is committed to bringing comfort to the bereaved through
evidential mediumship and gives readings in the Takoma Park/Silver Spring
area of Maryland
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Pastor’s note
I have missed all of you terribly! The recent snowstorm has disrupted our lives in ways that have not been seen for many years. After the 10th day of being shut in, I began to feel like I was living an episode of “Little House on the Prairie.” It got me thinking. What did people do back then when they were snowbound? Remember, they had no such modern conveniences. That means: no radio, no TV, no telephone, nothing that runs on electricity. But especially, they had no bathrooms, and access to the outhouse may have been blocked by a snow bank. Phew! There was no grocery store down the road. Considering all this I felt more fortunate and less forlorn.
In order to maintain a sense of our group consciousness, I asked every one of you to pray with me at noon on Sundays. Sitting in the chapel I felt all your good energies enlivening the room. If you cannot join with us in person, please continue to join with us in spirit. Continue the practice of praying or meditating at noon on Sundays. We welcome your participation in this manner.
I am looking
forward to seeing all your shining faces again. I have kept the mental image of
everyone seated in their usual chairs, listening attentively. Let’s return to
our little chapel with renewed enthusiasm!
Rev Alexis Sharon Rolnick