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Living Beyond Limits-Center for Spiritual Living
Welcoming, non-denominational spiritual community in Long Beach.
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Welcoming, non-denominational spiritual community in Long Beach.
Living Beyond Limits-Center for Spiritual Living is a non-denominational church and place of worship in Long Beach. It meets at Wardlow Park Social Hall, 3457 Stanbridge Ave, and welcomes families with Junior Church, classes, and book studies. Members praise Rev. Jennifer Spear's loving guidance and online recordings of weekly messages. The community centers on love, wholeness, and personal spiritual growth.
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Weekly uplifting and concise messages by Rev. Jennifer Spear, focusing on love, wholeness, and practical spirituality, with recordings available online.
Engaging spiritual activities and lessons for children during Sunday services, making families feel welcome and included.
Interactive workshops and group studies designed to deepen understanding and application of spiritual principles in daily life.
Recorded messages and resources available via website and YouTube channel, allowing remote participation and ongoing inspiration.
A warm, family-like environment offering connection, encouragement, and mutual support for personal and spiritual growth.
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Overall rating
Gamal Prather
I always leave feeling more confident, empowered and inspired to express my innate creativity - and for me that is a tremendous gift. Pros: + Services begin and end on time + The staff is remarkably kind & attentive + Rev. Jennifer's weekly messages are concise, thoughtful and expertly delivered. + Recordings are available online via their YT channel Cons: + none at all I count myself as exceptionally fortunate to have originally happened upon CSL in Irvine when visiting a dear friend, and then again in Redondo Beach when I lived there and once again now that I live in Lakewood.
Shelley Reeve
WHAT LIVING BEYOND LIMITS MEANS TO ME It’s the PEOPLE It’s the MESSAGE. It’s the LOVE. Or perhaps it’s all that, plus the FREEDOM to discover and express my own individuality as a spiritual being, in a welcoming and nurturing atmosphere. I was a seeker for many years. I probably tried on more church styles than I had clothes. When I finally found Living Beyond Limits, I had given up seeking and rejoined a branch of the (Christian) denomination that I was raised in, reasoning that, if my starshaped peg didn’t quite fit that particular round hole, I could knock off a few edges, or maybe shrink myself down, somehow wedge myself in. That’s how l much I wanted to find “God,” “Truth,” spiritual meaning in my life. But no matter how I tried, I couldn’t seem to fit. I was surprised by what I considered narrowminded judgments on the part of the community and yearned for a larger view of God. I Googled and found Living Beyond Limits church. Six months later I skipped my own church’s service to visit it. The moment I walked in, I felt the love. I sat near the front, but Reverend Jennifer’s talk so moved me I started crying happy tears – and fled to the very back row, so no one would notice. (They did anyway.) Afterward, I was welcomed like a family member. Several people told me that they’d cried, too, the first time they came to Living Beyond Limits. Yes, there’s good music, community, food, good times. Beyond that, there’s the joy of a spiritual journey, with like-minded, open-hearted friends. We respect each individual as a unique creation of the Divine, and honor diverse paths to enlightenment. Five years later, I’m still there, learning and growing, enjoying my freedom to belong as myself; and welcoming visitors with love and respect for who they are.
Rebecca Buffington
The weekly messages of love, wholeness and oneness are always uplifting and heart expansive. This community supports me in being my best self so I can be a beneficial presence in this world.
chris braunschweiger
sonna elliott
I look forward to Sunday mornings to attend this non-denominational gathering. The talk by Rev. Jennifer Spears is exceptional and positive. It sees me through the week. And the people are welcoming and treat you like family. Do yourself a favor and come check it out.
elise zendejas
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