Have you ever felt slightly nervous, maybe just a low-level anxiety, that makes your shoulders tight? And a little bit of tension in your neck but you’re not even sure why? Looking back, that’s how guest Reverend Sherri Ginand now realizes she felt prior to finding deep connection in a community. 

Then one day she knew she belonged. “My body could relax; my soul could relax”. She knew she had found her place and could now be herself and not be guarded any longer.

That is the beauty of finding a loving community, you are accepted as you are. 

Hearing Rev. Sherri tell her story will inspire you to keep going if you haven’t found that one place for you yet. She is full of ideas on how to connect both in community and with your God and your Self. She knows how it feels to not belong, she’s been the outcast and had to try, or at least pretend, to fit in, so now she shares on getting to the other side of that. 

In this episode you’ll learn: 

• ~Rev. Sherri’s tips to start feeling the self-love she now has 
• ~Why community is so important and ways to find yours 
• ~This episode’s personal, life-changing, spiritual connection exercise 

About Rev. Sherri:

Rev. Sherri grew up in a small town in New England. After graduating from college she worked for the Lutheran Church as a Youth Ministry consultant. Although she felt a call to a vocation in ministry at an early age, it wasn’t until a friend introduced her to a Science of Mind and Spirit community many years later that this calling was reawakened.

After graduating from the Holmes Institute with a Masters in Consciousness Studies, Rev. Sherri is now a licensed staff minister at Universal Spirit Center in San Diego. There she serves two special populations, pets and their human companions, and the elderly.

She shares her home with her wife Gail, of 25 years, and two cats. Sherri loves music and has sung in choruses all her life. She also enjoys word games and was recently introduced to the number puzzle, Sudoku (She says she’s hooked!).

A statement of Rev. Sherri’s higher purpose in life was crafted during one of her ministerial classes and still holds true. She states, “My noble purpose is to compassionately share the teachings of Religious Science so that others may experience love and unity with God, and gain tools to lead meaningful and joy-filled lives.”

Universal Spirit Center

World Ministry of Prayer