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Prayer is the most powerful form of energy

Join hundreds of thousands of people focusing prayers of healing and peace on the violence by and against US police officers.  On Wednesday, July 13th at 6PM Mountain time, people from all over will join in a synchronized meditation to bring an end to this violence.   Please set aside 15 minutes at that time to add your energy for healing and peace.  For more information, click here.

Interfaith Social Action Opportunity @ Woods End Church
3rd Friday, July 15th, 3:00 pm - 6:00ish
Help distribute food to the hungry in our community.  For more info, contact Eugene at eruffwa@gmail.com or 286-4981
 
Sunday Service
July 17th
Robert Spiegel
The Movement You Need

Sunday Service
July 24th
Robert Spiegel
I Am What I Think
 
Board Training
July 24th, after the Service

 
Music Ministry - Second Saturday Community CoffeeHouse
SSCCH
Saturday, August 13th, 6:00 - 9:30
Headliner:  Seth Hoffman
Opening:   Cassette
MC:  Bill Moffatt
Sponsor:  None so far - could it be you?
     

Join us for this great night of music and fun!


Come on down for coffee or tea, treats, and a wholesome family night in a listening room environment where new and seasoned performers can offer up their songs and stories to an attentive, all-ages audience. The House opens at 6 pm, music begins at 6:30.


FREE! Love Offerings will be accepted.


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Inspiration from Unity
The High Ground
By Mary-Alice and Richard Jafolla
Excerpted from The Quest

What you see with your eyes shut is what counts.

-Lame Deer
A Sioux medicine man

"Bob is acting hatefully. I certainly don't approve of what he's doing, but in wanting him out of my life, am I being judgmental or am I using good judgment?"

Judgment or judgmental? For someone on a spiritual path, that is the question. How do we know if or when we are putting ourselves above someone whose actions we find repulsive and obnoxious or downright immoral? After all, we are not perfect, so how can we judge another? Being clear on the difference between the two will help.

No one on a spiritual quest wants to be judgmental of another human being. It presumes a moral high ground that is dangerous territory for a spiritual seeker. So here's a good way to know the difference between being judgmental and using your good judgment: Being judgmental is stopping your assessment of people at the appearance level, the superficial level of how they look or act, without going past that to the level of their indwelling Christ. You are using good judgment if you can see past people's actions-no matter how repellent you feel they are-to the light of the Christ within them. After doing that, you can make a decision about their actions. Of course, your judgment may lead to your putting those people out of your life until they change their actions, but as long as you do so and still recognize their indwelling divinity, it's okay.

The important difference between being judgmental and using your judgment is seeing past the appearances to the Christ within. It's the difference between judgmentally thinking another person is inferior and simply judging a person's actions as being inappropriate for you to be around.


In every human heart there exists the hope of connecting with "something more." Tucked away deep within us, a part of us has always sought-yearned for-that connection.  The Quest opens the way for that connection. It presents eternal truths in a contemporary and very personal way. Whether you are just beginning your own individual quest or desire a deeper spiritual understanding, this guidebook and the accompanying activity book, Adventures on the Quest, will lead you with warmth and practicality through the pilgrimage of your soul.
Prayer


Upray
Silent Unity
Please add the following people to your prayer/meditation practice:
(updated weekly)
  • USCEM   
  • Anne-Marie (perfect employment)
  • Orlando, FL
  • Amanda (highest good)
  • Robyn (healing and courage)
  • Those affected by the Dog Head and other wildfires
  • Jeannette P. (healing)
  • Tyler (guidance)
  • West Virginia
  • Istanbul
  • Ventura, CA
  • Baghdad, Iraq
  • Anne-Marie (perfect employment)
  • All affected by the violence by and against US Police Officers  
uPray
uPray, a free prayer app from Silent Unity, is now available.  uPray is available for Apple iOS 7.0 or later and Android 2.3.3 (Gingerbread) or later.  With the app you can submit a prayer request to Silent Unity, listen to the month's meditation and the Prayer for Protection, and read affirmations across a
broad list of topics.
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"Silent Unity. How may we pray with you?"
Do you have a prayer request? There are several ways to contact Silent Unity, the 24/7-prayer ministry:
Call
1-800-NOW-PRAY (669-7729)
International:  
01-816-969-2000
Write
Silent Unity, 1901 NW Blue Parkway, Unity Village, MO 64065-0001
 Or use our online prayer request form.



Support Your Spiritual Center

Community Rewards
Impact Shopping
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Smith's Community Rewards
Smith's Community Rewards makes fundraising for USCEM easy...simply by using your Smith's Rewards Card at any Smith's!  There is no cost to enroll, and enrollment will not affect your fuel points or coupon discounts.

You must have a registered Smith's Rewards Card to participate.  If you do not, you can apply for one at Customer Service.  If you don't know your number because you use your phone number at the register, you can call 800-576-4377 and select option 4.

You must link your card to USCEM online.  If you have an online account already, go to the website below, sign in, and click on your name to go to your account.  Scroll down and edit the Community Rewards section.  Enter our NPO number or our name and select us from list and click on "Enroll".

If you don't have an online account, you must click "Register" in the upper right corner on the website.  Sign up for a Smith's Rewards Account by entering your email address, creating a password.  Enter your zip code in the "Your location", then by selecting your favorite store, and agreeing to the terms and conditions.  A message to check your email inbox will appear, Check your email account, you must click on the link within the body of the email.  Click on "Sign in" located in the upper right corner and use your email address and password to proceed to the next step.  Click on your name to go to your Account.  In Account Summary click on "Edit" Rewards Card and input your Smith's rewards card number. Confirm your information. Scroll down and edit the Community Rewards section.  Enter our NPO number or our name and select us from list and click on "Enroll".

So far we have earned $50.59 in 2016!


 Our NPO number:
24564
Let Your Online Shopping Support Us
Whether you shop at Amazon, Walmart.com, Itunes, or many other online retailers, your purchases can help support USCEM.

Always start on the USCEM Shopping Site.  From there you go to your favorite retailer and a percentage of your purchases will be sent to us later - at no extra cost to you.  The average amount paid to us is a little more than 5% of your purchases.

Bookmark this URL and always start here.  Then go shopping.


So far we've earned $149.73 in 2016!

We didn't earn anything in 2015 - although we earned $94 in 2014.  It's  probably because people weren't starting at the shopping page.  Please do this - it costs you nothing extra and is an easy habit to adopt.



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The Law of Giving and Receiving
By Ernest Holmes  
 
Everything in Nature moves in circles. What goes out must come back. Unless the seed is sown it cannot bear fruit. There must be a planting time for every harvest. Who gives all receives all. Who refuses to give, limits the possibility of the greater good returning to him.
 
Love and you will be loved. Extend joy and you will become more joyful. The ancient Talmud says, "God will doubly guide the already guided" and Jesus, the greatest of the great, said, "Give, and it shall be given unto 
you; good measure,
pressed down, and shaken together, and running over, shall men give into your bosom. For with the same measure that ye mete withal it shall be measured to you again."  (Luke 6:38)
 
We do not give because God needs the gift but because the giving increases, broadens and deepens the life of the giver. Nor shall we give from the standpoint of duty. The universe refuses to bargain with us. It already has given us everything it has. But it
also has provided that the gift of life can be received in its fullness only as it flows through us to the fullness of others.
 
How wonderful is this exact balance which God and nature keep; how perfect is the law of God and how glorious the opportunity to join with the infinite Giver in the givingness of the self to the joy of life!





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In love and gratitude,

Fancy Ruff-Wagner
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