An Evening with the Sage, feat. Jeff McIntyre:

"Truth, Dreams and Progression of Spiritual Growth
​in the Human Realm"

Wednesday, August 30, 2023

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About This Evening's Sage

       Jeff McIntyre joined the Chapel April 15, 2018 and is an active Chapel Member and supporter. He is retired military, former IT Director of The Bionetics Corporation, former Business Owner and Substance Abuse Counselor. He is currently employed at the Master Center for Addiction Medicine working primarily with people addicted to heroin and other opioids.
       He is married to Pam McIntyre—also a Chapel member, current board member and retired English Teacher. They have two adult children: Russell, a Business Consultant for Deloitte, and Emma, currently a Solutions Engineer for Oracle Corporation.
       Jeff perceives his life’s purpose to be inspiring the raising and expansion of Human Consciousness and the elimination of unnecessary human suffering.  Jeff believes that Freedom is the best and surest path for human advancement. 

“Freedom is a manifestation of the Highest Levels of Consciousness; dependency is a manifestation of the lowest levels of consciousness.”  —Jeff McIntyre
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An Evening with the Sage is a quarterly event series produced by Barbara Moen, Chapel Treasurer.
Metaphysical teachers we know and love are invited to share their wisdom in a creative format of their choosing with more spacious time than a Sunday Service will allow. The Sage may bring a teaching, music, Q&A, and/or share messages with audience members.

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