As you anticipate Thanksgiving 2025, what arises within you? How do you feel about your “harvest” as the year draws to a close?

To close out our Attitude of Gratitude series, join Dr. Nancy Little, LUT, for an uplifting Sunday service celebrating gratitude as a way of seeing—not just something you feel when life is easy. When you learn to tune
into the flow of abundance, you engage in a spiritual practice that opens your heart to the good that’s always available.

Dr. Nancy will guide our exploration of how living in gratitude transforms ordinary moments into bountiful blessings. Through these practices, you can discover peace, joy, and deeper connection in every season of life.

Come be inspired, listen to music, sing, reflect, and leave with your spirit refreshed and your heart overflowing with thanks.

For the third week of our Attitude of Gratitude series, we consider the wisdom of 12th-century mystic, Meister Eckhart, “If the only prayer you ever say in all your life is ‘Thank You’, it will be enough.”

When we think prayer, when we think gratitude, life becomes simpler. When we practice prayer as gratitude or gratitude as prayer, we discover deeper levels of a basic and simple principle reflecting our 3rd Principle: What we focus on is what we experience. 

Join us this Sunday as Rev. Aliza leads us in exploring this sacred simplicity and the transformative power of grateful prayer.

🎶 It’s our theme song for this month of Gratitude.
🦸 It’s a Super Power.
🌟 It’s a way of Being.

In the second week of our Attitude of Gratitude series, we're exploring practical ways to cultivate our own attitudes of gratitude in every day life. Rev. Aliza will be with us virtually to guide us in taking gratitude as a spiritual practice to the next level and elevate yourself, others and the world.

It is time for our gratitude to expand beyond appreciation for our individual blessings. In the first week of our Attitude of Gratitude series, we explore how true spiritual gratitude awakens us to the privilege, and the responsibility, of living as expressions of Love, Harmony, and Unity in all circumstances. We live in a world where there is great diversity and there is great division. Are you willing to be thankful not only for your personal ease and abundance, but also for the opportunities you have to embody divine love when relationships, communities, and nations are challenged by difference? Dr. Tracy Brown joins us in person to challenge us to consider that gratitude is not only for what we have—it’s also for who we are called to be.