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The Grants Pass Center for Spiritual Living
is a member of the United
Centers for Spiritual Living (formerly know as United
Church of Religious Science). United Centers for Spiritual
Living belongs to a group of traditions known as “New Thought”.
Another new thought church you might be familiar with is Unity.
Founded in the early 1900’s we should not be confused with
“New Age”. Although some “New Age” individuals feel at home
in our spiritual communities, we teach that there is only
one source or power in the universe, and that power is God.
As a member of United Centers we are committed to the vision
of “A World that Works for Everyone”. It is our intention
to go beyond tolerance to a place of understanding. We teach
that there are many paths to God. We are often called the
golden thread that runs through all major religious traditions.
This is not to say that we do not have our own beliefs, we
do indeed have a philosophical belief system, which is described
in our “What We Believe Statement”. Our “What We Believe Statement” begins,
“We believe in God, the Living Spirit Almighty, One, Indestructible,
Absolute and Self-Existent Cause. This One manifests itself
in and through all creation.” We believe there is One all
encompassing power and that power is God. We also believe
that we, as expressions of God. create our lives through a
natural law of cause and effect. We are empowered to change
our lives by changing our thinking and our beliefs. Our beliefs
are simple, but not necessarily easy. We feel they do, however,
have the potential to transform our world into a place of
peace and into a “World that Works for Everyone”. |