Who we are
Foothill Center for Spiritual Living, in Auburn Northern California, is a member Center of the United Centers for Spiritual Living. This is the renamed group that grew out of Religious Science or Science of Mind, a movement founded by Ernest Holmes in 1937.

We are a community of supportive individuals that join together to remind each of us of our spiritual truth, even as the events of our lives may some times surprise us with change. We encourage you to join us and know that we are all friends here and that your soul will truly be welcome in our midst.

We enjoy singing, ritual thanks for our abundance and acknowledgement of our sorrows as well as thoughtful and uplifting words every Sunday beginning at 10:30.

Come visit us in our historic and beautiful chapel building, near Hwy. 49 and Bell Rd., at 2945 First Street, Auburn CA.

It is a great time to think about Weddings at a beautiful Foothill spot.

Celebrate with our Annual Candle Light Service on Christmas Eve, December 24th at 7pm. All are invited to join in this festive celebration of the return of light.

WELCOME REV. MAGGIE BUCK

Foothill Center for Spiritual Living in Auburn is proud and excited to introduce Rev. Maggie Buck to the Auburn community.  She has just recently accepted the position of Community Spiritual Leader for our Center. Rev Maggie comes to us from a large community in Santa Rosa where she was staff minister, spiritual counselor, and teacher for over 15 years.

Rev. Maggie is known for her dynamic approach to Spirituality, and her rare gift for counseling. Her writing for various publications and her workshops are energized with her irrepressible sense of humor and delight in living a spiritual life in the real world.

Rev. Maggie loves the Auburn area and is here to stay. . .. please come by to take a look at who we are and welcome Rev Maggie to the Foothills. Learn more about Rev. Maggie by clicking here.

Join Rev. Maggie for an inspirational beginning to the new decade on Saturday January 2nd for an intentions setting workshop. Cost is $30, workbook included, 9:30 am to 4pm, bring a lunch. Call for more details or to sign up (530) 823-6986.