In her message ‘The Christ in You – Our Hope of Glory,’ Reverend Judith Taylor reflects on the boundless presence of God alive within each of us. With warmth and depth, she reminds us that imagination is a divine power, showing us glimpses of what is possible when we release limitation and allow Spirit to guide us. Reverend Judith emphasizes that God always says ‘yes’ to our highest good, and that we are more than our circumstances—we are multidimensional beings of infinite possibility. By seeing ourselves as Christ in expression, we awaken to our innate magnificence and live more fully in the glory that is already ours. This message is a call to claim our divine identity and to recognize the Christ presence as the source of joy, peace, and hope in every moment.

In her message ‘Preferences vs Needs,’ Reverend Judith Taylor reflects on the ways our desires can sometimes distract us from what is truly important. While preferences are natural and often enjoyable, they are not always aligned with our deepest spiritual needs. Reverend Judith invites us to step back, gain clarity, and learn to discern the difference between the two. By focusing on what truly nourishes the soul—such as love, peace, and connection—we move closer to living authentically and fully. This message encourages us to trust divine guidance, release attachment to temporary desires, and embrace the essentials that sustain us on our spiritual path.

In her message ‘Look to the Hills (From Whence Comes Our Help),’ presented on August 10th, 2025, Reverend Judith Taylor reflects on the spiritual truth that our help comes not from worldly circumstances, but from the Divine Presence that lives within and around us. She encourages us to see life’s challenges as invitations to grow in faith, reminding us that every obstacle is an opportunity to recognize God’s unwavering love and guidance. Through scripture, insight, and practical wisdom, Reverend Judith calls us to lift our eyes and hearts to the hills—not in fear, but in trust—knowing that we are never alone on the journey.