Can you please help us make a very special holiday for children in Napa Valley? The Board of Trustees and I invited Puertas Abiertas Community Resource Center to refer 30 low-income families to us so that we can ‘Adopt-a family' to buy gifts for children in these families. We are asking our community to participate by simply 1) Choose a family on Sunday or by contacting Mary Ward at office@nvcsl.com 2) Buy gifts for the children and 3) Return the gifts wrapped and tagged by Dec. 12. If you live out of town and would like to participate, let Mary know. We can work with you to adopt-a-family also. Thank you for considering this NVCSL ‘Compassion in Action’ project.
Who is the Napa Valley Center for Spiritual Living?
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We are an inclusive community for Spiritual Growth and Compassionate Action. Everybody. Always. All Faiths, Races, Cultures, Orientations and Gender Expressions.
Our mission is to co-create a world that works for everyone by living intentionally, loving unconditionally, and seeing God in all people and all faiths.
We are an inclusive community for Spiritual Growth and Compassionate Action. Everybody. Always. All Faiths, Races, Cultures, Orientations and Gender Expressions.
Our mission is to co-create a world that works for everyone by living intentionally, loving unconditionally, and seeing God in all people and all faiths.
What our members are saying
"A spiritual community that actively cares about
the greater community." - Susanne R.
the greater community." - Susanne R.
"A place to grow unconditionally." - Michael C.
"I love the Center. The message is in line with the heart of mystical traditions: oneness and love." - Amy H.
"If you're looking for a Spiritual home that is open, loving, and accepting, the Napa Valley Center for Spiritual Living is it!"
- Michelle L
- Michelle L
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1249 Coombs St. Napa, CA 94559
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In The News
“African Americans have been red-lined out of homes, sun-downed out of town, and left to go elsewhere where they could make a life,” said the Rev. Jay Lang of the Center for Spiritual Living Napa Valley. “We cannot change the past but we can certainly change where we are now and where we are going.”
“It’s under one God that we gather in solidarity with Black Lives Matter, that men, women, brothers and sisters seek justice and equality, and we stand with that.”
NAPA VALLEY REGISTER Article by Howard Yune, MONDAY June 7, 2020