June 2025 Speakers

June's Theme is: "I Am Confident"

June 1 Rev, Sandra Gail Pierson
What's Trust Got To Do With It?
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How would our life be different if our primary intention is to know the Divine in every moment?
Moving past what we believe into having direct communion with All That Is, is the journey of this lifetime.
Confidence is rooted in trusting the connection that is deeper than just what we believe. It is firmly anchored in Knowing. Let's explore direct-experiencing as a foundation for a more authentic relationship with faith.

June 8 Rev, Clara Alexander 
Trusting the Divine Spark within
Description:  The Divine Essence seeded within each of us is the place of possibility, the source of our creativity, the source of confidence in our life expression.  It’s always there in us waiting to be recognized and activated.  That Spark of the Divine is available to us at all times.

Bio: Rev. Clara Alexander completed a career in marketing management and holds a Certificate in Training and Organizational Development, has taught classes on Forgiveness through Portland Community College, and co-created Drumming for Peace and a meditation group. Having completed Jody Stevenson's Sacred Studies program, Rev. Clara is ordained as a New Thought minister and officiates sacred ceremonies, from weddings to Celebrations of Life. 

June 15  Rev, Annette Mattson
"What Would Joseph Do?" 
Let's look at the life of Joseph of Nazareth, earthly father of Jesus. There are valuable messages in his life and his confidence in Spirit's messages.

June 22 Rev. Christine Green
The Power of Trust
Trust can play a transformative role in our lives. When we trust, we let go of the need to worry and cultivate a deepening of faith. 
  
June 29 ​Rev. Dr. Ruth Miller 
Confidence in the Light 
For thousands of years, humanity has honored this longest day of the year, where in some places, the sun never really sets. It's a glimpse of what some folks say Heaven is: no darkness; no need to hide, protect, or even sleep. Rev. Ruth explores with us the spiritual metaphor of this time.