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Peace is My Currency • Lecture by Rev. Sharon Flynn
What if peace weren't something you wait for, but something you carry with you? In this lecture from August 9, 2026, Rev. Sharon Flynn explores peace as her inner currency, drawing on scripture, Neale Donald Walsch, and lessons from family and travel. She shares practices for breathing in peace, letting go of old patterns, and passing peace on like salt at the table. Step into this lecture and discover what peace could mean for you.

MCL Editorial Team
Aug 1215 min read


Returning to the Light: Healing Our Core Wound of Disconnection, Lecture by Rev. Sharon Flynn
Have you ever felt like you did not belong here on this earth? In this July 12th, 2026 lecture, Rev. Sharon Flynn opens up about three near-death experiences and how they shaped her understanding of our shared core wound: the ache of feeling disconnected from God. She offers gentle tools for healing ancestral wounds, quieting the ego mind, and reclaiming the light already within you. Step into this heartfelt talk and remember your own connection to the light.

MCL Editorial Team
Jul 1516 min read


Light Bearers: Light, Soul, and the Lessons of Ireland, Lecture by Rev. Sharon Flynn
What do fairy forts, a Cistercian abbey, and a bus driver named Flynn who saved a man on a bridge have in common? They are all part of the spiritual journey Rev. Sharon Flynn brought home from Ireland — along with a renewed understanding of the soul, a Plato quote about torchbearers, and a message for all of us about holding the light in a time of change.

MCL Editorial Team
May 268 min read


Co-piloting with God • Lecture by Rev. Sharon Flynn
What does it mean to let God co-pilot your day — not just in crisis, but in every ordinary moment? In this April 26 Sunday message, Rev. Sharon Flynn draws on personal miracles, a near-death experience, and decades of healing work to offer a practical framework for staying plugged in to Source. She guides the congregation through breath, sound, and visualization to experience that connection directly — and invites each of us to make it a daily habit.

MCL Editorial Team
Apr 2817 min read
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