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Rev. Bob Luckin and Rev. Judith Churchman are a husband and wife team serving the Center for Spiritual Living - Redding as co-pastors. They have been at the Center for Spiritual Living - Redding since September 1, 2008.
Rev. Bob Luckin, Co-Pastor
Rev. Bob became Co-Pastor of the Center for Spiritual Living - Redding on September 1, 2008 with his wife, Rev. Judith Churchman. Rev. Bob began ministry in the year 2000. From 2005 through August 2008 Rev. Bob was co-pastor and co-senior minister with his wife, Rev. Judith Churchman, at the Monterey Church of Religious Science. Rev. Bob currently serves on the Board of Trustees for the International Centers for Spiritual Living, formerly known as Religious Science International, and is also a member of that same organization's Ethics Committee.
Rev. Bob has a Bachelor of Arts degree in Human Sciences and one year of a Master's Program. Rev. Bob served as Adjunct Professor in the Alcohol & Drug Services Program at Butte Community College from 2002 through 2006.
Rev. Bob is an internationally recognized artist best known for his Mandala designs. As Rev. Bob and his wife, Rev. Judith Churchman, settle in to their home in Redding, more information will become available on their spiritual journey and areas of interest. Contact Rev. Bob
Rev. Judith Churchman, Co-Pastor
Rev. Judith became Co-Pastor of the Center for Spiritual Living - Redding on September 1, 2008 with her husband, Rev. Bob Luckin. Rev. Judith began ministry in the year 1996 and is an ordained minister. 2005 through August 2008 Rev. Judith was co-pastor and co-senior minister with her husband, Rev. Bob Luckin, at the Monterey Church of Religious Science.
Rev. Judith has a Bachelor of Arts and Master of Arts degrees in the field of Psychology and research from her Master's program work was published in Psychology Today, a magazine highlighting current issues and trends in the field of psychology. Rev. Judith speaks German, Spanish and English. Rev. Judith served for four years on the Board of Trustees for The International Centers for Spiritual Living, formerly known as Religious Science International, and currently serves on that organization's Ethics Committee.
As Rev. Judith and her husband, Rev. Bob Luckin, settle in to their home in Redding, more information will become available on their spiritual journey and areas of interest.
Contact Rev. Judith
Staff ministers:
· Rev. Mary Mitchell, Assistant Minister »read bio
· Rev. Sue MillerBorn, Assistant Minister »read bio
· Rev. Sharon Kennedy, Staff Minister »read bio
· Rev. Pam Sanchez, Staff Minister »read bio
· Rev. Kay Stewart, Staff Minister »read bio
All of the Center for Spiritual Living - Redding's ministers have undergone extensive Science of Mind training. Find out more about our ministers.
Sunday Services
Join us for Sunday services at 9:00 or 10:30 a.m. every week. And if you are unable to attend in person, services are cablecast on Monday evenings at 7:30 p.m. on Charter Cable, Redding Community Access Channel 11, and CDs are available in the bookstore.
Board of Trustees
The Center for Spiritual Living - Redding's mission is to create an inclusive spiritual community dedicated to teaching the Science of Mind and assisting each individual who attends the center in growing, learning and healing through the application of spiritual principles.
The Center for Spiritual Living - Redding is a nonprofit organization, a member and affiliate spiritual community of the International Centers for Spiritual Living, formerly known as Religious Science International (link to ICSL/RSI). July 30, 2008 Religious Science International changed their name to International Centers for Spiritual Living at its 2008 Congressional Meeting.
As a nonprofit organization, the Center for Spiritual Living - Redding operates under the direction of a board of trustees which meets on a monthly basis. The board is responsible for the oversight and operation of the organization and those elected to serve as board trustees must meet qualifying criteria and maintain a standard of expected service while in service to the board. The term of service for a board trustee is three years with officers serving a maximum term of one year in office during their tenure on the board. Each officer of the board has specified tasks and assignments which benefit and support the operation of the Center for Spiritual Living - Redding. There are also specific qualifications and guidelines for serving on the board. To download additional information about serving on the board, please click here.
Board meetings are held the fourth Friday of each month at 5:30 PM at the Center for Spiritual Living - Redding.
Protocol for Addressing Issues or Questions to the Board: Anyone wishing to address the board of trustees may do so by first contacting the President of the Board, Reverend Bob Luckin.
The board is comprised of nine members which includes one of the co-pastors as President with eight other elected and/or appointed board directors. Every March an annual meeting for the board and membership is held on a Sunday afternoon to review the previous year’s accomplishments as well as to review the plans and the budget for the next year. Members as well as friends of the church are invited to attend.
Current board trustees and officers of the board:
President of Board:
Reverend Bob Luckin, Co-Pastor
Vice President:
Tara Steele
Treasurer:
Gillian Trumbull
Assistant to Secretary: Sylvia Kunz (Non-voting)
Members:
Sandy Babcock
Pam Brady-White
Fred Erickson
Kurt Mitchell
Diana Woolfstead
Center for Spiritual Living - Redding Board Members:
Sandy Babcock
moved to the Redding area from Southern California in June of 2003 and has been a member of the Center for Spiritual Living ever since. She has been on several SEVA teams in her years at the Center, including Landscape and the HeartSangha Choir. She launched the Health Ministry program at the Center in January 2007 with a “Walk Around the World” project that got people walking and hiking all over Shasta County. Sandy has been a registered nurse since 1993 and has worked in the ER, orthopedics, medical/surgical units and most recently is a Certified Case Manager. In 2006 Sandy became a Faith Community Nurse, also known as a Parish Nurse, after completing the necessary training with the Northern California Faith Community Nurses (NCFCN). She now serves as Co-Coordinator for NCFCN and is the Team Leader for the First Aid teams at the City of Redding’s annual Creek Clean Up held in October which involves over 500 community volunteers who remove trash and invasive, non-native vegetation from our waterways.
In leading the Health Ministry team at the Center, Sandy is committed to providing support and guidance for those who are experiencing health challenges. Navigating the healthcare system can be confusing at times, especially if you aren’t feeling well. Sandy helps smooth the way with her knowledge of complex health issues and current modalities of treatment. In knowing that at times the healing process for a person may involve modalities other than Western medicine protocols, Sandy helped bring about the Healing Arts Cottage at the Center where anyone can go for a healing session with licensed professionals who provide massage, Healing Touch, Reiki and many other soul-soothing and supporting modalities to help them reconnect with their own innate healing process.
SEVA Section: Health Ministry/Healing Arts Cottage
Pam Brady-White was born and raised in Massachusetts until her teenage years. Her family moved to Southern California in 1977. There she met her husband Michael. Together they moved to Redding in 1996 to leave the hustle and bustle of the Los Angeles area for the serene and beautiful surroundings of Northern California. They have three daughters and four grandchildren. Pam is an elementary school teacher. She enjoys reading, kayaking, biking, and soaking up the sun at the ocean.
SEVA Section: Publicity
Tara Steele is a nonprofit consultant and also works with her life partner, Bill, in his law practice. After many years as a nonprofit CEO in the San Francisco area, she and Bill came to Redding in 2002, where they both immediately swapped business suits for more comfortable jeans and t-shirts. Tara loves to be out in nature, whether it’s backpacking, photography, pulling weeds or herding her chickens back into the yard. The Center for Spiritual Living is a very special place for her, as this community creates space for each of us to appreciate and be the magnificent beings that we are. She appreciates the opportunity to be of service to our community.
SEVA Section: Special Events Team
Gillian Trumbull is a self-employed small business owner who is involved in property management. During her 29 years in Redding she has been an enthusiastic and hard-working volunteer in many local organizations including a leadership role for 15 years in Guide Dogs for the Blind. She has been an active member of Redding’s Religious Science Community since 2000 and finds that applying the Science of Mind principles to her everyday life has made a positive and profound impact on her life.
Gillian’s family consists of two grown children and one darling granddaughter who live out of the Redding area. She lives alone pursuing her interests in photography, traveling, nationally and internationally, reading, and music.
Serving on the Board of Trustees will give Gillian the opportunity to serve the CSLR community and will allow her to grow spiritually and to strengthen Science of Mind principles.
SEVA Section: Prosperity Team
Diana Woolfstead
Diana was born 12/8/50 in Mt .Shasta, CA. where she attended elementary and high school. Diana attended University of Nevada, Reno, from 1969 to 1973 and graduated with a BS Degree in home economics/textiles and business and a background in early childhood development. In 1973 Diana moved to Oakland CA, married Fred Pillon and started working for Capwell’s, a Carter Hawley Hale Company. Her first child, Lauren, was born in 1982. In 1988 she married Roy Woolfstead and continued to work for Carter Hawley Hale, Emporium, in San Francisco, for 15 years until 1989 when she moved to Redding. Her son, Cameron, was born in 1990. Diana began working at Grant School in1995 and is still employed there after 16 years as a para professional in first grade and as a reading specialist for grades 1 and 3 as well as tutoring grades 4 through 6 in language arts, reading and math.She has been a resident of Redding for 22 years.
SEVA Section: Seva Coordinator
Practitioners (Licensed or Intern)
Tienne Beaulieu, Licensed Practitioner
Ace Clemens, Licensed Practitioner
Diana Bordeaux, Intern Practitioner
Charlie Born, Intern Practitioner
Marylin Miller, Intern Practitioner
Tara Steele, Intern Practitioner
What Is a Practitioner?
A Religious Science Practitioner is a person of high spiritual consciousness and deep understanding who is trained in the art, science, and skill of Spiritual Mind Treatment. A Practitioner is licensed to practice professionally, is bound by a high code of ethics to respect your confidence, and is dedicated to the cause of helping others.
Licensed Practitioners have completed a minimum of three years of training and one year of internship. Intern Practitioners have completed a minimum of three years of training and are currently in their internship program.
With God all things are possible. Therefore, whatever the challenge or desire for change in our lives, there is always an answer, a way to move into a new experience. A Practitioner can help you reach a new level of faith and conviction in the limitless creative power of Spirit.
Behind every condition is a belief.
If you can change the belief,
you can change the condition.
No matter what the question, there is an answer. A Practitioner works with you to understand your current condition. Then he or she uses conviction and faith in the Divine Presence to reach a realization about you, and the specific changes in belief and attitude required for a new demonstration to occur.
How Do I Know if I Need the Services of a Practitioner?
Ask yourself the following questions:
· Am I too close to my own problem to see the situation clearly?
· Do I feel that something is blocking that which I am seeking?
· Do I feel that I lack the experience with, the training in, or the understanding of the principles necessary to resolve the difficulty?
If the answer to these questions is "yes," then you may benefit from the services of a Practitioner.
A booklet has been published to assist and inform those who desire to bring about a change for good in their lives and want to explore the use of a professional Practitioner to help reach that goal. Feel free to pick up a copy of "We Are Here For You" at the information table in the Center for Spiritual Living - Redding.
How Much Do Practitioner Services Cost?
The healing branch of our church, which includes the Ministers and Practitioners, offers services on a voluntary contribution basis. This includes both counseling from the Ministers and Spiritual Mind Treatment (Affirmative Prayer) from the Practitioner Staff. This gift, is offered in the spirit of Dana, a Pali term meaning "gifts offered to the spiritual institution or teacher that has helped."
The money donated as Dana is used to replenish our continuing education fund, which in turn allows our Ministers, Practitioners, advisors and teachers to continue their training in service to the church.
$35 Treatment
$50 Counseling
Fees for Ministerial Counseling and Practitioner Fees
We thank you for your donations in the spirit of Dana.
How Can I Reach a Practitioner?
For the name and number of the Practitioner of the Week, call: (530) 221-4849
or email: practitioner@cslredding.org.
Administrative Staff
Office Hours: Monday - Thursday, 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Lorie Barnes, Office Manager and Special Events Coordinator
Lorie has been in the clerical field since 1988. She entered the field as a student secretary at Shasta College and has worked for many places since then, culminating in her present position with the Center for Spiritual Living - Redding. Lorie’s favorite thing to do is read and she has more than eight bookcases at home stuffed with books from various genres. She also loves to be with animals of all kinds, but is partial to cats.
Lorie has taken an animal communication class and thoroughly enjoyed it. She has taken Reiki 1 and hopes to continue her educational process in this field.
Lorie enjoys listening to all kinds of music and has almost 600 music CDs in her personal collection. She also enjoys spending time with friends, playing games, sometimes going to a movie or out to lunch or dinner. Lorie collects angels, fairies, unicorns and dragons of all sizes, shapes and descriptions. Her favorite visual artist is Josephine Wall and her favorite color is purple.
Lorie has lived in Shasta County since the summer of 1981 and in Redding since 1989. She shares an apartment with her mother and their kitty and has many family members living in this area. Lorie is delighted to be working at the Center for Spiritual Living - Redding because she loves the people she works with and it’s helped her to discover her own spiritual path.
Email Lorie.
Sylvia Kunz, Fiscal Manager and Wayfarer Bookstore Manager
Sylvia has over 35 years' experience in the accounting field. She has been Accounting Manager for a large corporation as well as a business owner. She received her accounting education from UC Berkley and attended the University of Redlands, majoring in Business. She also attended the University of California at Riverside and obtained several certificates in business and management.
Sylvia is the mother of two beautiful grown daughters and has three grandchildren: Baylee and Hanna are 9 years old, and Stone just arrived on July 2007. Sylvia also works at H&R Block during tax season, volunteers at the Women’s Refuge, and does flower arrangements for weddings and at Christmas. Sylvia is continuing on her spiritual path at the Center for Spiritual Living - Redding by attending many of the educational programs offered. Sylvia loves music, a good movie and a good book.
Email Sylvia.