Welcome home

We are a spiritual community that honors all paths to God. We  support you in an expanded awareness that indeed, you do have a personal relationship with God. While that relationship with the God of your understanding is clarified and deepened, you will stay motivated and inspired by being surrounded by a loving community of like-minded spiritual seekers.

A Message from Rev. Lee McNeil Nash

I’m so grateful you are taking the time to visit the Riverside Community Center for Spiritual Living website.

As you enter  here, open your mind and imagine what it would be like to be a part of a spiritual community that welcomes people of all races, religions, sexual orientations, and social backgrounds with dignity and love. A place that believes in diversity and provides a multitude of opportunities for anyone, in any stage of life, to grow spiritually.

Imagine a place that communicates and celebrates the positive aspects of humankind, the world around us, and our relationship to the Power Within.

Imagine what it would be like to be a part of a spiritual community with a teaching that is practical and provides clear, tangible steps and life strategies to change what isn’t working in your life.

Imagine what it would be like to find a place that is alive and exciting, which leaves you feeling inspired, joy-filled and empowered to be your authentic self.

Well, look no further. You’ve found your spiritual home and it’s waiting for you.

I hope you will allow us to support you wherever you are on your path with all that is available through our vibrant, dynamic, and God-centered community. We are awake, alive, and aware in the Presence of God and we welcome you to grow with us.

Rev. Lee, Senior Minister

 Sunday service at 11 a.m. on July 27

Special guest speaker: Rev. Stephen Rambo

Topic this week is "Service to God"

With Voice of Truth Choir (men) 

Rev. Stephen Rambo is assistant minister and administrator of Founder's Church of Religious Science in Los Angeles.  If his name and picture seem familiar to you, it's because he was an  award-winning weathercaster and environmental reporter for KCBS-TV, Channel 2 for over a decade before he became a Religious Science Practitioner and now minister.

An Update: The Immortality Project 

The fifth presentation in the Science and Spirituality lecture series presented "The Immortality Project" by Dr. John Martin Fischer from UC Riverside, which has awarded $2.4 million to studies of near-death experiences, beliefs in an afterlife and the ageless. They are nearing the midpoint of their studies and will be presenting findings in a two-day conference on June 20-21.  The presentations are open to everyone via a webcast.  http://www.sptimmortalityproject.com

  2014 Theme: Practice Makes Permanent

Practice, Practice, Practice: A Year of Spiritual Practice

The primary books we will be using as study guides for 2014 are the Science of Mind  textbook and Living the Science of Mind, both by Ernest Holmes. In order to enhance your understanding, Rev. Lee will also offer suggestions as supplemental reading. Also, please join us each fourth Wednesday evening at 7 p.m. in the Chapel downstairs to review the previous month, launch a new month's focus and receive a complimentary guide for each practice.

Click here for monthly themes, Sunday topics, affirmations and recommended reading

Click on image below for July packet, "Service as a Spiritual Practice":

July theme: Service

July affirmation:

Recommended reading:

Invisible Acts of Power: Personal Choices that Create Miracles by Caroline Myss