ONLINE: The Truth About Wholeness and Disability | Rev. Dr. Mignonne Pollard

I grew up in St. Augustine, Florida home of the state’s school for Deaf and Blind students. Ray Charles and Marcus Roberts, both amazing jazz musicians, attended that school. Marcus is classified as blind. However, when he plays the piano, his music opens up a world of textured colors and feelings for me. This week we will examine the idea of wholeness in the context of those who are” differently abled.” According to Science of Mind, every person is an individualization of the One Spirit, regardless of physical or mental abilities. Wholeness is not determined by physical conditions but by recognizing the inherent spiritual essence within everyone. Disabilities and differences are understood as unique expressions of the One Spirit, and physical or mental conditions do not limit a person’s worth or spiritual potential. Come join this Sunday as we discuss one aspect of the nature of wholeness.

Rev. Mignonne Pollard is a Center for Spiritual Living (CSL) Licensed Minister of Religious Science and has been a CSL Practitioner for 10 years. She graduated Emerson Theological Institute in 2020 and completed additional classes at Holmes School of Spiritual Leadership in 2021. She is a staff minister at the Center for Spiritual Awareness in West Sacramento. She teaches CSL certified classes. She developed workshops on Self-Love, Kicking Love Addiction, and attaining prosperity using the works of Catherine Ponder.

She believes the principles of Science of Mind can change your life—for the better!

“The Universal Soul cannot exclude anyone from Its warm embrace.”

– Ernest Holmes, Words that Heal Today, p.101