Meets THURSDAYS

5:45pm - 6:40pm

Buddha Room

This Recovery program was developed to lead people into a greater awareness of the spiritual component of recovery. For those who want to pursue the next chapter of their recovery, this program is designed to foster deep and lasting recovery, based on spiritual principles.

The Heart, Mind & Spirit Recovery® program is a proven 52-week spiritually based Recovery Meeting Program developed by Reverend Carol Wilke, a recovering alcoholic who has background in AA , New Thought, Spirituality and Science of Mind philosophy. 

Childcare available.

April 28:  Cultural and Ancestral Implications of Enslavement

This workshop series is for people who want to educate themselves and reflect on concepts like white privilege, unconscious bias and the social and governmental systems that are unfair to Black and Brown people. Everyone is welcome. 

Each session integrates study, interactive learning and personal reflection. Participants are welcome to all the sessions or to those that hold their interest. You don’t have to be part of the CSL community to attend, please invite your friends. This is a donation based series.  

Sessions are twice monthly on the 2nd & 4th Tuesdays at CSL 6:30pm to 8:30pm.

Sunday, April 26th after service.

Join others in a meaningful community service by making sandwiches for the un-housed in our community. Meet outside the kitchen and join the team.  

Questions To Be Successful (And What IS Success)

Meets THURSDAYS

5:45pm - 6:40pm

Buddha Room

This Recovery program was developed to lead people into a greater awareness of the spiritual component of recovery. For those who want to pursue the next chapter of their recovery, this program is designed to foster deep and lasting recovery, based on spiritual principles.

The Heart, Mind & Spirit Recovery® program is a proven 52-week spiritually based Recovery Meeting Program developed by Reverend Carol Wilke, a recovering alcoholic who has background in AA , New Thought, Spirituality and Science of Mind philosophy. 

Childcare available.

Questions To Improve Your Relationships

April 18th (Saturday), 1-4 pm at CSL

Celebrating Your Creative Spirit Workshop

Join host/facilitator, Dr. Julie Connor, for a workshop celebrating your creative spirit! This gathering will help you rediscover and celebrate your creative voice. This workshop is for anyone with imagination. Supplies provided, please bring a snack to share. Love offerings accepted.

Email cslwomen@cslkc.org with questions or to host a gathering of your choice!

Meets THURSDAYS

5:45pm - 6:40pm

Buddha Room

This Recovery program was developed to lead people into a greater awareness of the spiritual component of recovery. For those who want to pursue the next chapter of their recovery, this program is designed to foster deep and lasting recovery, based on spiritual principles.

The Heart, Mind & Spirit Recovery® program is a proven 52-week spiritually based Recovery Meeting Program developed by Reverend Carol Wilke, a recovering alcoholic who has background in AA , New Thought, Spirituality and Science of Mind philosophy. 

Childcare available.

Youth and Family Ministry: Tweens Only Hangout (9-13 years) 

Wednesday April 15, 6:00pm-8:00pm, at CSL



Dinner and snacks provided.

RSVP Jessica 816-853-4994

April 14: Listening and Humility in Allyship

This workshop series is for people who want to educate themselves and reflect on concepts like white privilege, unconscious bias and the social and governmental systems that are unfair to Black and Brown people. Everyone is welcome. 

Each session integrates study, interactive learning and personal reflection. Participants are welcome to all the sessions or to those that hold their interest. You don’t have to be part of the CSL community to attend, please invite your friends. This is a donation based series.  

Sessions are twice monthly on the 2nd & 4th Tuesdays at CSL 6:30pm to 8:30pm.



April 28:  Cultural and Ancestral Implications of Enslavement

MONTHLY MEETINGS: Second Sunday of every month after service. 

New members are always welcome. You can also email Terri Baigh, terribaugh5@gmail.com.

Questions To Grow Personally

Men’s Group Breakfast Saturday,

April 11, 9:00 am

Sunrise on 39th 

809 W. 39th Street,

KCMO 64111 (next to Missie B’s)

Meets THURSDAYS

5:45pm - 6:40pm

Buddha Room

This Recovery program was developed to lead people into a greater awareness of the spiritual component of recovery. For those who want to pursue the next chapter of their recovery, this program is designed to foster deep and lasting recovery, based on spiritual principles.

The Heart, Mind & Spirit Recovery® program is a proven 52-week spiritually based Recovery Meeting Program developed by Reverend Carol Wilke, a recovering alcoholic who has background in AA , New Thought, Spirituality and Science of Mind philosophy. 

Childcare available.

Questions for Easter: What’s YOUR Resurrection Story?

Meets THURSDAYS

5:45pm - 6:40pm

Buddha Room

This Recovery program was developed to lead people into a greater awareness of the spiritual component of recovery. For those who want to pursue the next chapter of their recovery, this program is designed to foster deep and lasting recovery, based on spiritual principles.

The Heart, Mind & Spirit Recovery® program is a proven 52-week spiritually based Recovery Meeting Program developed by Reverend Carol Wilke, a recovering alcoholic who has background in AA , New Thought, Spirituality and Science of Mind philosophy. 

Childcare available.

Mondays, February 23-March 30

Day-time and evening class offered in person and on Zoom depending on demand

Foundations of The Science of Mind and Spirit is an engaging introduction to the heart of Science of Mind teachings. In this course, students will explore universal spiritual principles, discover practical tools for everyday living, and learn to apply Science of Mind practices into their daily lives in ways that foster greater connection, clarity, and joy. Whether new to the teaching or seeking a fresh perspective, participants will find a supportive learning community and opportunities for personal transformation.

Structured across six modules, this course weaves together experiential learning, diverse teaching styles, open dialogue, meaningful connection opportunities, and practical application. Students will leave with a solid foundation in Science of Mind and a confident understanding of how these timeless principles can actively transform their lives today.

When: Mondays, February 23-March 30
Day-time & evening class offered in person and on Zoom depending on demand
Cost is $120, plus book: A New Design for Living by Ernest Holmes
Facilitated by your prayer practitioners

 Registration is February 1-15 (sign up table in back or email spirit@cslkc.org)

Judy Whitcraft PRACTITIONER SUNDAY

March 29 is Practitioner Sunday at 10:00am

Our Prayer Practitioners will be serving as greeters, ushers, youth church volunteers, and one will be giving the talk.

To learn more about our prayer practitioners and prayer at CSLKC, visit our website:

https://cslkc.org/prayer

Implicit Bias and Microagressions

This workshop series is for people who want to educate themselves and reflect on concepts like white privilege, unconscious bias and the social and governmental systems that are unfair to Black and Brown people.

Everyone is welcome. 

Each session integrates study, interactive learning and personal reflection. Participants are welcome to all the sessions or to those that hold their interest. You don’t have to be part of the CSL community to attend, please invite your friends.

This is a donation based series. 

Mondays, February 23-March 30

Day-time and evening class offered in person and on Zoom depending on demand

Foundations of The Science of Mind and Spirit is an engaging introduction to the heart of Science of Mind teachings. In this course, students will explore universal spiritual principles, discover practical tools for everyday living, and learn to apply Science of Mind practices into their daily lives in ways that foster greater connection, clarity, and joy. Whether new to the teaching or seeking a fresh perspective, participants will find a supportive learning community and opportunities for personal transformation.

Structured across six modules, this course weaves together experiential learning, diverse teaching styles, open dialogue, meaningful connection opportunities, and practical application. Students will leave with a solid foundation in Science of Mind and a confident understanding of how these timeless principles can actively transform their lives today.

When: Mondays, February 23-March 30
Day-time & evening class offered in person and on Zoom depending on demand
Cost is $120, plus book: A New Design for Living by Ernest Holmes
Facilitated by your prayer practitioners

 Registration is February 1-15 (sign up table in back or email spirit@cslkc.org)

Natasha Ria El-Scari

Mondays, February 23-March 30

Day-time and evening class offered in person and on Zoom depending on demand

Foundations of The Science of Mind and Spirit is an engaging introduction to the heart of Science of Mind teachings. In this course, students will explore universal spiritual principles, discover practical tools for everyday living, and learn to apply Science of Mind practices into their daily lives in ways that foster greater connection, clarity, and joy. Whether new to the teaching or seeking a fresh perspective, participants will find a supportive learning community and opportunities for personal transformation.

Structured across six modules, this course weaves together experiential learning, diverse teaching styles, open dialogue, meaningful connection opportunities, and practical application. Students will leave with a solid foundation in Science of Mind and a confident understanding of how these timeless principles can actively transform their lives today.

When: Mondays, February 23-March 30
Day-time & evening class offered in person and on Zoom depending on demand
Cost is $120, plus book: A New Design for Living by Ernest Holmes
Facilitated by your prayer practitioners

 Registration is February 1-15 (sign up table in back or email spirit@cslkc.org)

Kate Guimbellot

HISTORY OF SYSTEMIC RACISM

This workshop series is for people who want to educate themselves and reflect on concepts like white privilege, unconscious bias and the social and governmental systems that are unfair to Black and Brown people.

Everyone is welcome. 

Each session integrates study, interactive learning and personal reflection. Participants are welcome to all the sessions or to those that hold their interest. You don’t have to be part of the CSL community to attend, please invite your friends.

This is a donation based series. 

Mondays, February 23-March 30

Day-time and evening class offered in person and on Zoom depending on demand

Foundations of The Science of Mind and Spirit is an engaging introduction to the heart of Science of Mind teachings. In this course, students will explore universal spiritual principles, discover practical tools for everyday living, and learn to apply Science of Mind practices into their daily lives in ways that foster greater connection, clarity, and joy. Whether new to the teaching or seeking a fresh perspective, participants will find a supportive learning community and opportunities for personal transformation.

Structured across six modules, this course weaves together experiential learning, diverse teaching styles, open dialogue, meaningful connection opportunities, and practical application. Students will leave with a solid foundation in Science of Mind and a confident understanding of how these timeless principles can actively transform their lives today.

When: Mondays, February 23-March 30
Day-time & evening class offered in person and on Zoom depending on demand
Cost is $120, plus book: A New Design for Living by Ernest Holmes
Facilitated by your prayer practitioners

 Registration is February 1-15 (sign up table in back or email spirit@cslkc.org)

Natasha Ria El-Scari

Mondays, February 23-March 30

Day-time and evening class offered in person and on Zoom depending on demand

Foundations of The Science of Mind and Spirit is an engaging introduction to the heart of Science of Mind teachings. In this course, students will explore universal spiritual principles, discover practical tools for everyday living, and learn to apply Science of Mind practices into their daily lives in ways that foster greater connection, clarity, and joy. Whether new to the teaching or seeking a fresh perspective, participants will find a supportive learning community and opportunities for personal transformation.

Structured across six modules, this course weaves together experiential learning, diverse teaching styles, open dialogue, meaningful connection opportunities, and practical application. Students will leave with a solid foundation in Science of Mind and a confident understanding of how these timeless principles can actively transform their lives today.

When: Mondays, February 23-March 30
Day-time & evening class offered in person and on Zoom depending on demand
Cost is $120, plus book: A New Design for Living by Ernest Holmes
Facilitated by your prayer practitioners

 Registration is February 1-15 (sign up table in back or email spirit@cslkc.org)

Rev. Kerri King