March Events at the Sarasota Center of Light In March

In March, the Sarasota Center of Light will continue to present those who have been an important part of our metaphysical community for several years, as well as some new friends. In addition, the Center’s Ministry Team will conduct the services via Zoom this month, offering heartfelt spiritual guidance. Please register for the classes we offer on our website.

Our Wednesday evening “TUNE UP” healing service has grown, and we encourage you to join us in love and fellowship. In the meantime, if you or a loved one needs healing, please contact our office, and one of our healers will respond as soon as possible.

For more information, call 941-953-6620 or visit SarasotaCenterOfLight.

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