We have resumed in-person services. We are also streaming our services via Zoom for those of you who feel more comfortable participating from home.
- To make sure everyone in attendance is safe and
comfortable, we are following these protocols:
- Masks are required for everyone.
- Chairs are placed to ensure social distancing. Those from the same household and those who are fully vaccinated may sit together.
- Our closing ceremony is held in place rather than a circle.
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Upcoming Sunday Speakers
September 12, 11 a.m.
Rev. Tom Tyre has been a student of Buddhism and Yoga for over forty years. He is the director of
the Ubuntu Choir of the Great Smoky Mountains, and a fiddle and guitar player who composes choral
music for Ubuntu choirs around the globe. He formerly worked for the Unitarian Universalist
Association. He will share on "How Not to Be Totally Crazy in a Very Crazy World: Advice From Ages Past."
September 19, 11 a.m.
Rita de Maintenon is a retired educator and speaker who now lives in Fletcher, NC where she is a
full-time fiber artist. Rita is a folk artist in a tradition that she learned, not from long-ago
immigrant ancestors, but during her own childhood in Frankfurt, Germany. She will share with us on
"The Daily Prayer — A New Look at Our Conversations With God."
September 26, 11 a.m.
We'll have a group discussion on "Reincarnation & the Afterlife" led by Bill Groves. It would
be better if you can read the September newsletter, which is on this topic, before the service.
It should be fun and elicit some great discussion!
Our Vision
The Spiritual Light Center is a peaceful and joyful fellowship of individuals, centered in love, dedicated to the God within, and honoring the many paths to truth.
Our Mission
We are developing our highest selves by continuous sharing of spiritual ideas, in an environment of unconditional love and respect for others.