Many Paths, One Presence

At CSL Prescott, we walk boldly in the vision of Dr. Ernest Holmes, who taught that Truth is

universal-found in all faiths, philosophies, and cultures that seek to uplift the human spirit and reveal our oneness with the Divine. Holmes believed that no one tradition holds the monopoly on God, and his life's work was a tapestry woven from many sacred strands. Science of Mind is not a closed book—it is a living, breathing field of inquiry, reverence, and inclusion.

With that spirit, we are honored to welcome Trini Rangel as our Sunday speaker on July 13, 2025, bringing the powerful voice of Indigenous Remedies & Shamanic Healing rooted in the traditions of the Mayo and Seri tribes of Mexico.

This is not just a guest speaker. This is the fulfillment of a vision.

One of our strategic initiatives at CSL Prescott is to build authentic community relationships, rooted in spiritual openness, cultural respect, and shared growth. By inviting voices like Trini's into our sanctuary, we take a meaningful step toward honoring the wisdom of those whose healing paths stretch back through generations-long before Science of Mind gave it a name.

Trini brings not only medicine songs and stories, but also sobada bodywork, wild-crafted herbal remedies, spiritual cleansing practices, and an invitation to reconnect with the Earth and the cosmic oneness that underlies all traditions.

In doing so, we practice what we preach:

• That Spirit speaks through every culture.

• That healing is both ancient and now.

• That inclusion is sacred leadership in action.

We are a spiritual community that doesn't just talk about inclusivity-we build it into our culture, our events, and our vision. We are here to be a beacon, a sanctuary, and a meeting place for wisdom both old and new.

So come. Bring your curiosity, your reverence, your openness.

Let us listen deeply, learn humbly, and walk forward as one.

With open hearts and deep welcome,

Rev. Tracey Harrick

Senior Minister, CSL Prescott