FAQ

Questions Frequently Asked About the Spiritual Living Center of Atlanta and Science of Mind

• When and where are Sunday services held?
  
  

  Sunday services are held at 10 am and 11:30 am. There is a Youth Program held at 11:30 am. Coffee and tea is available between services.

  Services are held in Midtown Atlanta at the Richard Rich Auditorium located in the Woodruff Arts Center next door to the High Museum at Peachtree Street and 15th Street. It's the same building as Symphony Hall. The entrance to the Richard Rich Auditorium faces Peachtree Street. (Click here for directions)

  Limited free parking is available on Peachtree Street and numerous side streets during the Sunday services. Reasonably priced parking ($4 to $7) is available at 1275 Peachtree (across from the auditorium); at Colony Square; and at Promenade Parking on 15th Street.

• Where is the Center Office and Classroom located?
  

  The Center Office and Classroom are in a different location than the Sunday Service. They are located in the Druid Chase Office Park at 2801 Buford Highway N E, Suite T30. (Click here for directions)

• Does the spiritual center adhere to a doctrine or observe any rules or sacraments?
  
  No. Religious Science states that there is perfect order in the Universe and that the Universe is governed by a perfect Principle, which operates through every individual at his or her own level of consciousness. Since this Principle is universal, it cannot be summed up in a creed, and does not require any particular form of worship.
  
  
• Is Religious Science a Christian religion?
  
  Religious Science draws upon the basic truths found at the heart of all religions. We respect and teach from all the great World Truths and teachers.
  
  
• Are there any membership dues? Will I be required to make a financial pledge if I join the center?
  
  No. Although the center depends upon the regular financial support of its members, we believe this support must be voluntary and consistent with each member’s idea of what he or she is able to give and feels right about giving. We are entirely self-supporting.
  
  
• What kind of people attend the SLCA?
  
  People from all walks of life, young and old, all races, all religious backgrounds, and all socio-economic groups. Our congregation is wonderful in its diversity and we welcome all people.
  
  
• What is the Caring Ministry? How can I contact them?
  
  The Caring Ministry supports members. There is a core of practitioners and other commmitted individuals from the SLCA community who are available to provide spiritual mind treatments as well as support for those experiencing serious health issues and life events.

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