I have been to a fabulous and fun oracle card class here. I also come to the Saturday morning yoga…read moreclasses with Megan of Power Mae Flow. She does a really beautiful spiritual flow and short meditation that is perfect for all skill and fitness levels. I can't wait to dig deeper into the offerings!

From the owner: A Little Bit of Kindness was started by Holistic Practitioner Frankie S. The dream was to create a…read moreretreat space for healing, light and love. With offerings of Yoga, meditation, drumming circles, crystal bowls and all types of healing modalities and classes. It is a community and gathering space for likeminded family members. The beautiful front porch and property offers a healing environment with overnight accommodation available as well as classes and common gathering areas to enjoy. As the retreat space continues to grow, we will be offering a variety of simple 1-hour events and classes  as well as weekend long programs with teachers and practitioners from around the country. If you are a practitioner interested in sharing your talent for teaching a program, please contact us at 440-263-1020. Look for more information as we grow and spread the word!

This is a sweet, spiritual, little church with a huge heart. Reverend Donna Maurer is the…read morespiritual leader and is wonderful at providing thoughtful, loving, God-centered talks each Sunday. Based on the teachings of Earnest Holmes, this Center provides classes, prayer support and teachings that prove the Oneness of all of us. Every Tuesday morning there is a prayer/meditation circle and Sundays there is a short meditation at 10 AM and an hour service from 10:30 AM to 11:30 AM. There are classes available at a reasonable cost througout the year and many other activities every month. Check out the website for details, times and costs (if any) on all activities. If you consider yourself spiritual, not religious, then try the Sonoran Desert Center for Spiritual Living. It is a loving, open and accepting community where everyone is welcome!

If I were to picture a mirage in the desert, it might look a bit like Holy Trinity Monastery, minus…read morethe gigantic cross. The cross is impressive, the first thing you see, but it isn't what draws me to these grounds. There are so many celestial nooks and crannies to explore here that you might need to give yourself a couple of hours to fully appreciate all that HTM has to offer. Yes, some of the buildings are in need of a paint job and a little TLC but that doesn't detract from the beauty here. The gazebo woven of living branches that beckons you to the front of the church, the lush, open bird sanctuary, the meditation pond, complete with bridge and giant Koi, THESE are the things you'll remember. And if you're so inclined, there are outdoor stations of the cross, set amidst the peaceful woods that surround the church. There is a bookstore, thrift shop and RV park. They even offer an opportunity for a retreat, if you ever need a break from the madness of the modern world.

If I could give this place 10 stars, I would! I had the pleasure of taking a retreat to help me…read morereflect on relationships, prayer and where God wants me to go in life. Words cannot express the amazing experience I had at this very progessive and open minded monastery - Holy Trinity Monastery. So here are some common monastery myths debunked because this place was AMAZING! Very reasonable rates, great value RVs and travelers are welcomed! Myth #1: Monasteries have walls surrounding them like a fence. UM NO! This place has nothing but open spaces (except walls in my room). They also have a library, a gift shop, a chapel, dinning hall and little meditation bungalows. Myth #2: Monasteries are not open to new ideas. This place has the outdoor stations of the cross! Most churchs have indoor stations of the cross with premade images - at this monastery, you can imagine your own. Myth #3: Monasteries are mostly gardens and large stone buildings. There is a beautiful iron and cement bridge designed and built by an engineer (a lay person too!) living on the monastery. The bridge crosses a pond actually has koi fish and peacocks walking around it. Myth #4: Only Monks live at a monastery and only men live at a monastery. This monastery is one of the few that allows your average Joe or Jane to live on the grounds or just visit. Myth #5: There are only religious books at a monastery. The monastery library contained thousands upon thousands of non religious books, even a whole section on CS Lewis and fiction books like "Alice in Wonderland". Myth #6: All masses are held indoors at a monastery. The biggest cross with the biggest outdoor altar with one of the biggest outdoor churches you've ever seen is at this monastery. During the summer and for special occasions mass is held outside. Myth #7: You eat soup out of wooden bowls at a monastery and only have 1 meal per day. THE FOOD HERE IS DELICIOUS! Every morning, lunchtime and dinner, we had something different, from a complete salad bar with breaded chicken breast to homeade fench toast with oatmeal and pecans.

great church with tons of activities and support groups ! the service hours are very well organized…read moreand spaced out throughout the day on sunday. also, there is services on thursdays for those that want to go, but can't make it to the services on sunday.

People who attend the church are nice and for the most part, I think they all mean well. The pastor…read moreof the church, Jesse, is ok at first, but after you have been there for a few months he begins to ignore you for other newer members. I have asked to meet with him and he won't keep an appointment even if you can get one from him. He rarely answers emails nor returns text messages. He is too self absorbed with his new members to care about being a proper pastor to those who are hurting and need the spiritual guidance. He is too young and does not have the spiritual maturity to be the pastor for his flock.

Magnificent place if your into spirituality and not religion. The minister is very active during…read morethe service and the band is outstanding!

I LOVE LOVE LOVE this church / spiritual center!! Spirituality is such an individual essence that…read moreit's not always transferable. With that said, anyone can find a home here, especially if you want to throw hell and damnation to the side and focus on love, and self-growth, and a general aspiration for feeling good about life. This place naturally, without effort, for the first time in my life, makes me prioritize my Sundays around service and makes me excited to be involved in mid-week activities. It's genuinely changed my life. The minister makes this place the wonderful sanctuary that it is, and I hope he sticks around for a very long time. It is definitely not the "stand behind the pulpit, monotone voice" kind of place. Man, it just makes my heart sing. You'll be heard, you'll be valued, you'll be loved, you'll be welcomed. I hope you check it out. They have classes, gatherings, fellowships, service, a bookstore, and a loaner library, plus more, all rolled into one.

They were very kind and caring, not pushy. They are very open-minded; They didn't pretend to have…read moreall the answers, and they weren't fake.

Just checked the latest newsletter and there is a square dance party and the monthly movie (that's…read moreright) is "Lars and the Real Girl". This is not your Grandma's church -- although Grandma would probably love it, too!

There is now a new pastor at CFC who makes God's word understandable, and does not take himself too…read moreseriously - a good combination. We are new to Tucson, are delighted to have found CFC, and it is our new church home. When we leave here on Sunday mornings we feel filled and enlightened, and that have been led in genuine worship. If you have come to the realization that God exists, and want to draw closer to him, then Catalina Foothills is a good place to start.

I have been to a few memorials at this church. Very sound, biblical teaching. A few of the…read morenegative reviews have pictures of a different church, don't know what church it may be.

I feel supremely blessed to have connected with Natalie and received healing sessions from her! She…read moreis immensely gifted and radiates love, joy and wisdom. She has a beautifully peaceful, safe presence about her that allows me to relax into my body and into stillness. Her sessions have relieved my physical pain and left me feeling more at peace, rejuvenated and grounded in my body. It is clear that she is embodying her sacred work in the world. I would recommend her to anyone!

From the owner: Yoga classes available every week. Meditation Workshops available every month! Schedule a private…read moreReiki session. Reiki is a practice of channeling energy & working with the Aura energy field to promote health & wellness. It deals with root causes of problems. Reiki Master, Natalie Ivy Strickland is a conduit for the energy where she channels Universal Life Force Energy to you to clear blocks, release negative energies, bring in positive energies, balance your Chakra energy centers & restore harmony to your Aura energy field. Free Consultation. $65/hour Reiki session.