Foundations of the Science of Mind and Spirit
The suggested first class: six modules on the principles behind everything else we teach.
Be still.
Be among friends.
Be home by noon.
10:30AM
Sunday Celebration
Our main service, about an hour
Meditation first at 10:00 AM
212 West Tinaja Avenue, Ajo
Music, prayer and a short talk, in person and online. Children 4 to 12 have their own room. Nobody is singled out.
10:30 all year. Ajo stays on Mountain Standard Time in every season, so our Sunday time never shifts.
Parking. A small lot beside the building, and plenty of room on the street.
Welcome
Faith with its eyes open.
Ajo is a town of about three thousand people, and we are a small part of it: a few dozen neighbors who meet on West Tinaja Avenue each Sunday to be still, to pray and to learn the Science of Mind®, a New Thought philosophy that brings religion and science together.
Bring your questions and sit wherever you like. Nobody here will ask you to join, stand up or give.
Rev. Lucia WrenSenior Minister
Your first Sunday
What a first visit is like, in plain words.
- Where do I park?
- In the small lot beside the building, or on the street. There is plenty of street parking on West Tinaja Avenue.
- Which door?
- The front door on West Tinaja Avenue. It opens at 9:45 AM, and someone will be there to say good morning. A ramp leads up to it, so there are no steps to climb.
- How long is it?
- About an hour. The Sunday Celebration starts at 10:30 AM with music, then prayer and a short talk. Meditation at 10:00 AM is optional.
- What about my children?
- Children 4 to 12 have their own program, in their own room, during the Celebration. Younger ones are welcome to stay with you.
- Is there coffee?
- Yes. Coffee and conversation after, in the courtyard under the ramada. Stay five minutes or an hour.
- Will I be singled out?
- No. Nobody will ask you to stand, speak, join or give. Wear whatever you are comfortable in.
Find your way in
Coming up this fall
Coffee after the Celebration, a small circle in a member’s home and a new class on visioning.
Later this fall
- Sun Oct 18Newcomers’ coffee with Rev. Lucia Wren11:45 AM, after the Celebration
- Wed Oct 21Spiritual Living Circle6:30 PM, a small discussion group in a member’s home
- Thu Nov 5Visioning: A Way of Life6:30 PM, the class begins; no prerequisites
Latest Sunday talk
What the Palo Verde Knows
A tree that feeds through its own bark, in full sun, and what it teaches about drawing on the light we already stand in.
Why green? Palo verde, Arizona’s state tree since 1954, means “green stick”: its green bark makes food in the sun.
Learn together
Courses from Centers for Spiritual Living, taught here in small groups.
Visioning: A Way of Life
A practice of listening for what wants to unfold in your life. No prerequisites and no textbook.
Spiritual Living Circle
A small, welcoming discussion group that meets in a member’s home once a month.
Ask for prayer
Licensed Spiritual Practitioners (RScP) pray with anyone who asks, in confidence, after every Sunday Celebration and by appointment. They practice Spiritual Mind Treatment, a form of affirmative prayer, which Centers for Spiritual Living describes simply: “Affirmative Prayer is a prayer that declares a spiritual Truth.”
We believe in both prayer and modern medicine.
Send a prayer request
One short affirmation, every Monday morning
A few lines from Rev. Lucia Wren to start your week. Nothing else in your inbox.
Give
Your gifts keep the doors open on West Tinaja Avenue: the Sunday Celebration, the children’s room and the coffee after. Give once, or every month.
