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From the Presidents Desk;

Hello members and friends, I am sitting here thinking, Oh My God, where did the first part of January go?

It must have flown right by me while I was probably doing something insignificant, something that could

have waited or didn't need to be done any way, like housework, only kidding. When you get to my

age (39) lol, you don't want time flying by you, you want it to almost stop. I tried everything, even tried

digging my heels in the sand to stop it from ticking away, but it didn't work. Everyone I knew was

talking about how their lives seemed to be speeding by them.

Depending on your age, your perspective on this may be very different from mine.

If your young and you want to be older, you can't wait for time to speed up. Your waiting to get your

license, you become drinking age, all cool things you want, when you're young., but then time creeps up

on you also, suddenly you're an adult , with adult responsibilities. Now you're thinking well maybe it

can slow down just a bit, you're not in that big of a hurry to turn thirty, forty or fifty.. So that brings me

back to , what can I do to slow down time? I decided to ask someone I knew how he felt we could

slow down our world just a bit. He told me that we can't slow down THE world , but we could slow down

OUR world. At first I just thought about it for a few minutes, and then it hit me, he is absolutely right.

I can't stop time from going along its merry way, but if I choose to use my time more wisely, my life will

at least seem to slow down. I have to learn what is important in my life, what are my goals, what are my

desires and what is my path that I need to be following. If I concentrate on these major things and work

on them and put all the other little things in perspective, I will be able to use the time that I have been

given more wisely. I have found that putting off the little things that really don't matter can further my

day. If I take time to smell the roses that we all hear about, and by looking all around me and enjoying all

the gifts that God has given us within our universe, our lives will becomes richer and richer and seem

longer and longer.

What I am trying to say, members and friends, is just enjoy this wonderful life we have, take it a one day

at a time. Do what needs to be done and try to have fun doing it, but always, always save time to embrace

every opportunity that comes your way. I'm not saying everyday will be easy, but if we all live our lives

the right way, OUR world will be a better place, and our Lives will feel Richer, Fuller and Longer. God

Bless You All.

Patti Craig

Services held in the Anawan Grange Building at the
intersection of Rts. 44 & 118 in Rehoboth, MA.

243 Winthrop Street

(Founded on October 1, 1886)

Church Services:

September - May
Sunday Morning: 10am - 11:30am

June - August
Wednesday Evening: 7pm - 8:30pm

Order of service:

~Hands on Healing~

~Lecture~

~Spirit Greetings~

Member - National Spiritualist Association Of Churches - NSAC

Located in Lily Dale, NY

For more information about the NSAC click on this link.

The Church Mission Statement

The first Spiritualist Church of Brockton supports and encourages spiritual growth of individuals through the presentation of the Science, Philosophy and Religion of Spiritualism by offering healing, lectures and mediumship services to our congregation and community.

Goals

Our goals are to organize and maintain an environment which fosters the spiritual growth of our members and community, and to encourage and assist those members who aspire towards service to Spiritualism by providing financial and class support for the education necessary for NSAC certification or ordination.

Driving Directions

From Boston: Route 24 to Route 44 West exit. Follow route 44 west for about 15 miles. Large white building on the left hand side at the intersection of Routes 44 & 118 in Rehoboth.

From the Cape : Follow the Boston directions.

From Fall River: Take Rt. 6 or 195 E to the Swansea Mall exit. The access road to the mall is Rt 118. Follow Rt118 for about 10 miles to the intersection of Rts 118 & 44 in Rehoboth.

From Providence: Follow Rt 44 east directly to the junction of Rts 44 & 118. OR Take Rt 195 E to exit 1 in Mass. Take a left off the exit and follow Rt 114 A North to Rt. 44. Take a right onto Rt 44 and follow to the junction of Rts 44 & 118.

First Spiritualist Church of Brockton

Now in Rehoboth, MA.

First Spiritualist Church

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