Traveling the spiritual path for the last 30 years has taken me on a
journey where I have reconnected with my source. I consider life to
be a true adventure, where all of my experiences remind me that I
am blessed and drawing into my life all that I need to express the
Spirit within.
I graduated from Calif. State University, Chico, with a B.A. in Social
Science and went on to get my teaching credential in 1985. After
serving in the Peace Corps, I have worked with mostly At-Risk
Teens. I became a Minister through the New Thought movement in
2004 and now work with both teens and adults in various capacities.
I consider myself a World Citizen and look forward to traveling
abroad in the role of both teacher and student. My main focus is
reminding people that we are truly one. As we discover our
interconnectedness, we create the possibility for lasting peace.
journey where I have reconnected with my source. I consider life to
be a true adventure, where all of my experiences remind me that I
am blessed and drawing into my life all that I need to express the
Spirit within.
I graduated from Calif. State University, Chico, with a B.A. in Social
Science and went on to get my teaching credential in 1985. After
serving in the Peace Corps, I have worked with mostly At-Risk
Teens. I became a Minister through the New Thought movement in
2004 and now work with both teens and adults in various capacities.
I consider myself a World Citizen and look forward to traveling
abroad in the role of both teacher and student. My main focus is
reminding people that we are truly one. As we discover our
interconnectedness, we create the possibility for lasting peace.
Rev. Lisa Carson
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Walking with friends on a
beach in Borneo, I learned a
tremendous amount about
how cultures can co-exist.
beach in Borneo, I learned a
tremendous amount about
how cultures can co-exist.