Saturday Concert
Armand & Angelina: A Positive Musical Variety Show
Saturday, Sept. 13, 4 p.m. in our Chapel
Do not miss this! International performers and recording artists Armand & Angelina are offering a fantastic,
uplifting performance, full of humor and passion for life — A Positive Musical Variety Show entitled
"This Is What Forever Means!" Their music is a unique blend of rock and opera, incorporating Native American flute.
Armand and Angelina deliver a show like no other! A Love Offering is Requested.
Visit www.armandandangelina.com.
Upcoming Speakers
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SLC is pet friendly. Leashes and current rabies shot, please.
Sept. 14, 11 a.m. — Armand & Angelina
International Inspirational Speakers and performing artists Armand and Angelina will be speaking on
"I Now Pronounce You...Not Guilty!" They are offering a morning of Music, Message, and Mirth
to create a once in a lifetime experience of love, laughter and music. Gifted with one of the most angelic and heart-opening voices of
our time, Angelina is often compared to Sarah Brightman. Armand's brilliant talks and compositions, powerful vocals and engaging
presence inspires us to love life passionately. Come and hear them speak and sing inspiring words and music from their personal
journey of love and transformation. Visit Armand and Angelina online at www.armandandangelina.com.
Sept. 21, 11 a.m. — Eileen Douglas
Unity minister Rev. Eileen Douglas taught school for twenty years, has produced one vocal CD, and currently
sings with an acapella trio called Blissing in and around Hendersonville where she lives with her husband Rev. Dr. Richard Talley.
Eileen and Richard have been teaching New Thought for well over 40 years. They were even married at Unity Village, where they met.
They co-ministered Unity churches in Lawrence, KS, Santa Fe, NM, Omaha, NE, and Indianapolis. Together they now lead PATH Ministries,
a church without walls that stands for People Accepting Their Holiness, and which holds classes, workshops, guest speakers,
spiritual mentoring, and discussion groups. Eileen also writes and teaches journaling, and is a gourd artist.
Sept. 28, 11 a.m. — Kim May
Kim May is an inspirational speaker, author, Science of Mind Practitioner, retreat and workshop facilitator, Well-being Consultant,
a Personal Fitness Trainer of 40+ years, but primarily she is a Lover. Her passion is to assist herself and others in regaining
their personal power, securing their connection with Source/God, and fully embracing the Light and Love beings we all came forth to be.
Oct. 5, 11 a.m. — Rev. Katherine R.B. Greysen
Kate Greysen received her Practitioner license in 2015, and was ordained as a Science of Mind Minister in 2017. She received her
doctorate from the University of New Mexico in 2007. Kate has been teaching at the Center for Spiritual Living, Asheville since
2015 and became a certified fire walk instructor in 2020. She particularly enjoys teaching the history of Science of Mind
(Holmes, Hopkins, Toward), Metaphysical, and Prosperity classes. Kate lives in Weaverville, currently teaches for Haywood
Community College, and speaks frequently for New Thought centers in North Carolina, Virginia and Georgia.
Oct. 12, 11 a.m. — David Busch
David Busch hails originally from Southeast Texas, and earned both his Master's and Doctorate from Texas A&M University.
He worked for 48 years with over 4,000 children and adolescents, specializing in the assessment and treatment of ADHD, and implemented
non-prescription treatments using natural supplements. In 2/3 of his clients there were successful notable improvements. David taught
K-12 in the public school system, and also taught at Valdosta State University for 13 years where he was granted tenure on first application.
Three years later, he was the first person in the history of the state of Georgia to ever resign from a university after being granted tenure.
In 1977, David felt called to the North Georgia mountains and began practicing full-time without knowing anyone in the region. He opened an
office specializing in natural healing, herbal medicine, reflexology, weight loss, and a few other modalities. He had always wanted an
integrated approach to medicine using psychology, but had to tread carefully with all the state licensing regulations at the time. Now,
the world seems more accepting of integrative medicine. What feels remarkable about this is during the 29 years he practiced in Gilmer
County, his calendar remained full without ever spending a dime on marketing. Today, David is recreating himself as he semi-retires in
Franklin, NC. He said, "I will be presenting myself as a holistic psychologist, treating the mind, body and spirit of older adolescents and adults."
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.