Group in SF?

Hi,

We'll be staying in Sausalito during the month of March 2012. Is there any sitter/development group that would like to invite a couple of guests to sit with them?

Thanks so much for your consideration!

Yours,

rb

Not sure about any you could try Golden Gate Spiritualist Church in San Francisco to see if they know of anyone. It seems to have a decent reputation around the NSAC Sonny Gee the President is also pretty well known.

http://www.ggspiritualistchurch.org/

I googled Sausalito being a Pom domiciled now in Aus and spotted its just over the bridge fron SF. Looks a really good place to stay.

Jim

Thanks so much! Will check out the church! (Sausalito is GREAT! We've been there before...)

It's great to see a thriving Spiritualist church: especially in the US, where such congregations are few and far between

Jim

Hi Jim,

Here is another thriving one run by our Friend the Rev Anne Gehman NST
http://www.thecse.org/Welcome.htm

Got the West and East Coasts covered: now we need something for the Gulf South.

Jim

Nearest I can get you is the Florida Church where my friend Rev Marilyn Awtry works at times

Whereabouts in Florida is it?

I will check and let you know Jim

Hi Jim

Marilyn works at this one in Orlando http://www.spiritualistchurchofawareness.org/

She also reccomended one in Melbourne Florida The Spirit Chapel http://www.spirit-chapel.org/ but there web site is not as informative

gee ones 640 miles away from you the other 708 miles Jim

This one is 348 miles away in Houston BUT it would need a call first teh web site is not there https://www.facebook.com/pages/First-Church-of-Divine-Science-Nsac/120190667992728

In Houston tehre is also this NSAC church http://www.spiritlight.us/ however, they are not equal as someon described some to me they can be just like friends meeting for coffee.

You are just in a patch miles away from the Florida groupings of churches living in a state that has no churches surrounded by Mississipi, Alabama & Georgia which are Spiritualst deserts Jim

If you look at the NSAC church list you will see the problem (and scarcity of their churches) http://www.nsac.org/Churches.aspx?id=4.0

Maybe one day I'll be able to make a pilgrimage to one of these places. But in the meantime, things aren't so bad: I have the books, the magazines, the internet (including and most especially this Forum!).


Jim