Rev. Marcia White is a minister, life-coach and spiritual counselor, but most of all she is a master teacher whose greatest passion is to see everyone realize the highest possibility for their lives. All paths have led Marcia to this moment of sharing. A natural teacher, she is excited by the inquisitive and divine nature in us all and seeks to bring us understanding of our internal power. She teaches that power is a natural unlimited asset and is available to everyone. Genuine power comes from the Spirit within you, as you. When we learn to access the power within us, we can co-create our lives according to our deepest desires. During her 27-year career with diverse world cultural groups in the museum field, particularly at the American Museum of Natural History, and through her international travels, Marcia came to recognize how the oneness of Source is interwoven everywhere and through everything. Later, she formally studied truth at the Barbara King School of Ministry where she was ordained as a New Thought Minister and a Spiritual Counselor. She directed the Continuing Spiritual education program at Hillside International Truth Center for 8 years. Currently, she delivers Sunday messages and teaches spiritual empowerment courses at several New Thought Spiritual Centers in the Atlanta area. She has served as a board member for the Trinity Center for Spiritual Living.

I was born in Wurzburg, Germany when my Dad was stationed there in the Army. I spent most of my childhood & teenage years in Northern, VA.

After graduating high school I attended Georgia Tech (GT) and graduated with a Bachelor of Civil Engineering degree. It was my desire, since the 11^th grade, to get into the construction industry doing project management. The first job I had after graduating from GT was in the steel erection business in Northern VA and I then had the opportunity to transition into the steel fabrication industry in Baltimore, MD, Richmond, VA and Chattanooga, TN. During my 37 year career in the steel construction industry I have worked in many positions from estimating & sales, project management, general manager and president. At this point in my life I am very happy to be doing project management as I have had my opportunity to run companies and manage people. I’m happy to leave those responsibilities to others as I have had my chance.

My career then took me to Nashville, TN in 2010 and that is where I found the Science of Mind (SOM) teaching. I started my journey as a metaphysician at the Music City CSL (MCCSL) with Rev. Michael & Dyann Woody. It is there where I started learning to “change my thinking change my life” and started to study and use Spiritual Mind Treatment (SMT). I was only in Nashville for 2 ½ years but it was the most life changing time in my life.

Through SMT my next manifested career expanding opportunity took me to Kansas City. MO. There I attended CSL Kansas City (CSLKC) with Rev. Dr. Chris Michaels and Rev. Mike Irwin. It is at CSLKC that I had the opportunity to take classes and started to get the bug to become a practitioner. I was able to complete all the required classes to become a practitioner and completed my Prac I training during the 6 ½ years I was there. It was also in KC that I met my soul mate, wife, best friend, supporter, lover and encourager Cynthia!

I then had to make another career move. So using SMT, again, I manifested and demonstrated my current job here in Asheville, NC. With the love & support of Cynthia we moved to Asheville to start the next chapter in our life. We started attending CSL Asheville (CSLA) upon our arrival in Asheville and I was able to complete my Prac II training online, pass the practitioner exam and pass the practitioner oral panel so I am now a CSL Licensed Practitioner thanks to the love & support of my wife Cynthia, Rev. Dr. John & Barbara and the CSLA Practitioner team.

As Spirit leads my time in Asheville, NC & CSL Asheville was short lived. Only being there for just over a year my career took me to Atlanta, GA where I found Trinity CSL where I am an active Minister and a Trustee.

As for my personal side I have 3 wonderful grown children, two in Chattanooga, TN and one in Lawrence, KS, and 3 beautiful grandchildren.

Rev. Ann Faith considers her life a ministry.  Whether she is serving as a Religious Science Minister, performing musical artist, teacher, social justice activist or government executive, Rev. Ann Faith is committed to the expansion of love, peace, harmony, healing and creative self-expression as a reflection of her divinity and oneness with Source.  Rev. Ann Faith is excited and grateful for the opportunity for her continued spiritual growth as a metaphysician and desires to use Spiritual Principles as well as Affirmative Prayer to increase Goodness for all creation.

Rev. Becca Borst was inspired to spiritual leadership at a young age and spent many years of her life exploring and practicing traditional theologies before discovering her love of New Thought. Combining her previous career experience as a teacher and public speaker with her love of spiritual principle has allowed her new role as a minister to easily evolve in her journey. She joined our beloved Trinity Center for Spiritual Living in 2021, joined our team of reiki practitioners in 2022, and was added to the Board of Directors in 2023. Becca is continuing to grow her understanding of Religious Science and is looking forward to attaining her doctorate degree through the Emerson Theological Institute in the next couple of years. You can find Rev. Becca at service on most Sundays giving out exceptional hugs to those who need or request them. Make sure you say hello on your next visit!

I am so excited to be a part of the TCSL Spiritual Leadership as a Minister of Religious Science . It is gives me so much joy to be able to assist others with Spiritual practices and principles. I look forward to speaking with you. Namaste’.

Rev. Karen Beard, is a native of Atlanta and a Minister at the Trinity Center for Spiritual Living. She was introduced to the Science of Mind (SOM) teaching almost 10 years ago, but quickly learned that this had really been her heart’s beliefs for much of her life. She just didn’t know it had a name until that time. Rev. Karen has always been a keen student of comparative philosophies and finds that SOM encourages expansion of thought and spiritual inquiry.  She is a member of the Board at TCSL, leads meditations and assists during services.  She has spoken at many Spiritual Living Centers, led classes at TCSL and practices Mindfulness Based Meditation.

Rev. Karen is a widow and mother of one daughter.  She loves books, history, all types of music, travel and has an insatiable curiosity about the world, in general.  She also believes that you stay younger if you remember to give yourself and others around you permission to play and find things to make you laugh.