Health Guidance Under Welcome
Rev. Kate is a retired Communications Professor. She received her Doctorate from the
University of New Mexico in 2007, her practitioner license in 2015, ordained as a Science of Mind minister in 2017, and received a firewalk instructor training certificate in 2020. Kate has attended Science of Mind Centers for 40 years. She has been teaching
classes at CSLA since 2015 and is a frequent speaker at New Thought centers in
Western North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia.
Her website is: https://www.facebook.com/sacredescaperetreats/
What happens when we truly listen to our inner guidance? Rev. Kate Greyson joins us to explore our divine presence in life and the sacred reality that everything we do and every word we speak touches everyone else, vibrating out to the world around us. Kate shares insights on how to tune into that inner … Continue reading The Paths of Fear, Faith, and Mysticism: Following Your Inner Voice
We welcome back Rev. Dr. Kate Greysen. Gratitude is a powerful tool for our spiritual, emotional, and physical health. This talk will explore the benefits and challenges of a daily practice.
We welcome back Rev. Dr. Kate Greysen with a message about learning to live, and find peace with the inconsistencies of life.
How do we choose which doors to open and be present for whatever is behind the door? Are we willing to witness whatever that is, whether it is a door to our own lives or a door to someone else’s life? Join us as we transition into our new year!
Rev. Kate will explore the personal worlds we live in, mixed messages we receive, and maintaining our faith.
Rev. Kate will discuss challenges that make us who we are and ways to be greater than we think!
The talk will be about perceptions, prayer and faith when we find ourselves in situations that do not always agree with us.
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Rev. Kate will be recheduled: How do we choose which doors to open and be present for whatever is behind the door? Are we willing to witness whatever that is, whether it is a door to our own lives or a door to someone else’s life?
