Reverend Sue MillerBorn, RScP has been a licensed practitioner since 2001 under the training of Reverend Dr. James Golden and Reverend. Dr. Andrea Asebedo. She completed her Ministerial training in 2004 and was ordained in 2010. Sue is the Senior Minister overseeing SEVA Congregational Support, Sacred Sisters Women's Group, Men's Group, Young Adult's Group, and the Practitioner Unit, as well as speaking and teaching. One of the things she loves best about being a practitioner and a minister is her connection to people, one-on-one. It is an opportunity to witness love and the creative process manifest healing. She thrives in teaching and facilitating the Sacred Sister's Women's Group, meditation practices, Yoga and spending time in service to the Center. The greatest joy of being a Practitioner/Minister is knowing that a greater Good is always unfolding and witnessing the power of God always manifesting this Good through all experiences. It is a journey in Love.

Reverend Doctor Mary Mitchell, RScP, began her spiritual studies at the Center for Spiritual Living in 1989. She received her Practitioner License in 1994, her ministerial license in 2002, and was ordained in 2008, at which time she began serving as an Assistant Minister in Redding. Mary was named Practitioner of the Year in 2007 by the Centers for Spiritual Living, served on the organization's Board of Trustees for three years, and continues to serve as Co-Chair of the Ethics Committee. Reverend Mitchell earned a BS in Forest Industries Management from The Ohio State University, and retired from the Western Shasta Resource Conservation District in Anderson, CA where she was District Manager for 13 years. Rev. Mary received an honorary doctorate from Centers for Spiritual Living in 2020. Mary's passion lies in metaphysical studies and teaching Science of Mind classes. Her hobbies include writing, and she has six published books. Mary lives with her husband, Paul, and their two wonderful cats. 

An ordained minister of Religious Science, Reverend Pam Sanchez, RScP has a long history of serving the local community. After joining the Spiritual Enrichment Center in 1983, Pam become a licensed practitioner in 1992. In 1997, she received her ministerial license, and served as the primary minister at Center for Positive Living in Mount Shasta from 1998 – 2000. In 2003, Pam retired from the State Department of Rehabilitation, where she served as a supervisor for 30 years. A former Chaplain with the Shasta Regional Medical Center and Redding Police Department, Pam currently oversees Center for Spiritual Living, Redding’s Seva support team, providing meals and other essentials to community members struggling with life's challenges, from birth to death. Pam additionally oversees the Hope Van Meals Seva Team, which provides meals for Redding's homeless population, meeting at 8:30AM on the fourth Friday of every month in the Social Services Center parking lot: 2650 Breslauer Way, Redding, CA.

Charlie Born, RScP has been with the Center for Spiritual Living, Redding (CSLR) since 1992. The Manager of Government and External Affairs for Frontier Communications, Charlie has served in just about every area of the Center, including children's church, board member, usher/greeter, community outreach, pledge drive, fundraising, and for several years now, he has co-chaired the Landscape Seva Team. Most recently, Charlie served as co-chair of the Minister Search Team. His background includes a strong interest in Yoga and meditation. He received training in the transcendental meditation (TM) technique in the 1970s, and was involved with the Creative Initiative Foundation in the 1980s. Charlie received his Professional Prayer Practitioner license in 2013.

In 1988, Jill started attending the Center when it was being held at Shasta College, hotels and was in attendance on the first day that the first service was held at the current Center. She has been on many Seva teams, including children’s church for 10 years, youth group for 7 years, Sunday Social (before second wing was built) for 3 years, on and off the bookstore team (started when the bookstore was in the back of the Sanctuary), Special Events team (now Bliss team), etc. She served on the Board of Trustees for two full terms, and one partial term (left the board to go to college). She worked at the Center for 1.5 years as the Bookkeeper and Special Events Coordinator. She took SOM® I, II and III and took the practicum class and decided to go to college vs. continuing as a practitioner. She has a desire to again be more involved in order to give back, to give more. She has an AA, BA, and Master’s degree in psychology.

I am a long-time member of the Center and have gained much from the teaching. I have been so blessed and enjoy an amazing life, and I feel  compelled to give back. The future of our church, and the legacy we leave, is very important to me. Now that I’m retired, I feel my work career,      education, and life experiences have given me some skills that would help to assure these goals.

I served on the board from 2004-07 focusing on community outreach, such as overseeing the blood bank, HIV food bank, Empty Bowls and many other areas. I am retiring from my full-time job this summer as a Speech-Language Pathologist, which I have done for twenty-six years and have a MS in Communication Disorders. I’m ready and excited about being more involved. Three priorities for CSLR this year are the new minister search team, new paradigm possibilities, and community focus. As a member of the board, I hope to contribute to bringing the community together and strengthening bonds.

Carol Moreland was introduced to Religious Science at 16 when her Aunt gave her the Science of Mind textbook. In her early twenties, she opened and operated her own travel agency, and when her goals changed at age 38, she pursued higher education at Chico State earning her Master's degree with distinction in Psychology. Credentialed in School Psychology, School Counseling, and School Administration, Carol was privileged to be hired as a School Psychologist upon graduating from CSU, Chico, and rose to become the Director of Special Education before moving into school administration. Her unique strengths lie in counseling, behavioral intervention, disabilities diagnostics, conflict resolution, and systems development. Carol has been married to her husband, Jerry, for twenty years, and has three children, two stepchildren, and six grandchildren. Her personal interests are kayaking, hiking, gardening, and walking her labyrinth. It is her desire to listen and create a center that serves everyone.

I was born at Patuxent Naval Air Station, Maryland. My father was a Marine pilot. We moved between Patuxent and Southern California many times. When I was 12, we moved  to Munich, Germany. We traveled widely in Europe, returning to the "States" when I was 18. I Settled in Napa, California, with my family and graduated nursing school in 1975. I worked as a registered nurse for 34 years, 25 of those in the emergency room. I also have a degree in drama. I have been retired for many years now. I enjoy living in the mountains, reading, cooking, and my art. I've been a hotel maid, a short order cook, a science laboratory assistant, a nurses’ aide, and a working mother. I am infinity qualified for my place in life.

Lorie Barnes has been the Administrative Assistant at Center for Spiritual Living, Redding, since November 1, 2005. She has been in the Administrative/Clerical field for over 34 years and loves working at the Center. Lorie has two AA Degrees from Shasta College. Her favorite color is purple, and her hobbies include spending time with friends, reading books, listening to music, and watching movies and television. Lorie's favorite saying is, "May all beings know peace, joy, and love."

April started working at the Center on September 6, 2022.