A spiritual revolution: The quest to experience God

When

Sat 23 March 2024    
2:00 pm - 3:00 pm AEDT*
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Where

The Wheeler Centre
176 Little Lonsdale Street, Melbourne, Victoria, 3000

Beyond denominations and doctrines, understanding yourself and your relationship with God dissolves loneliness, brings fulfilling connections, and gives meaning and purpose to your life.

Speaker: Giulia Nesi Tetreau, CSB

Click to view the flyer

“As a child, I learned that God is all love. But at the same time, He (never She) could be distant, unknowable, and judgmental. He was loving, but could punish us harshly. He sent sunshine and babies, but also storms, wars, and disease.

Longing for meaningful connection with the divine, this two-sided God was no comfort to me as I grew older. I wanted to feel unconditional love, that God would be a reliable help no matter what I was dealing with or going through. And I didn’t just want to know about God. I wanted to experience God.

My yearning was actually part of what I understand to be a larger spiritual revolution. Worldwide, across cultures, people are seeking a truer sense of Deity. Spirit, God (or whatever we call our Source) is impelling us all toward a life that’s bigger and deeper than what we perceive with the five senses.

This impulsion led me to Christian Science, which, based on the life and teachings of Christ Jesus, explains that God is pure Love, and the source of all good feminine as well as masculine qualities.”


This talk will be held in person at The Wheeler Centre and also simultaneously live-streamed here: Click to go to the livestream

To get to The Wheeler Centre (it is connected to the State Library):

By car: Coming from the SE freeway, keep going up Russell St. The QV car park ($15) is on the corner of Little Lonsdale St and is a very short walk to the venue.

By train: Go to Melbourne Central station. Exit to Swanston Street. From there it is a short walk to the venue.

Watch a brief video invitation from Giulia:

Sponsored by First Church of Christ, Scientist, Waverley