The Center for Sacred Arts Is An Interfaith Community
The Maine Center for Sacred Arts is an Interfaith Community. The Center is like a gathering place of many rivers.
We are fortunate to have a number of individuals and groups using the building as a place of gathering. Though they are independently run and attended, the energy and love these people put into their offerings adds to making this a wonderfully diversified place of usefulness, creativity, and sacred community.
Below you'll information on these offerings. Visit our Calendar to see daily activities.
Sacred Sundays
First Sundays
Come celebrate the moment with movement and live music!
Second Sundays
Join us for a contemplative one-hour gathering that weaves together meditation, prayer, theological exploration, singing, and meaningful discussion.
Third Sundays
Rev. Myra Robinson leads a wonderfully creative and participatory service to revive and renew your spirit
Fourth Sundays
The Fourth Sunday Service is a celebration of art and journeying.
Ongoing Programs
Chris Reed’s Open Studio
Perhaps you want to fine-tune a particular aspect of a landscape painting or break new territory with an abstract composition.
Circling the Sacred: A Silent Meditation Walk
Ritually walking around a sacred object or place is an ancient practice that is still a part of many spiritual and religious traditions today.
Drumming Class with Namory Keita
Namory Keita is a sought after teacher and performer with a unique style and a wealth of traditional knowledge.
Gurdjieff Movements
The Movements are a series of sacred dances, dynamic postures, gestures and other physical actions developed by George Gurdjieff.
Kadampa Buddhist Meditation
You don’t have to be a Buddhist to learn how to meditate or to benefit from it.
Maine Sacred Harp Singing Group
We gather to sing in 4-part harmony from traditional shape-note tunebooks.
Monthly Waltz
An evening of social waltzing with friends and strangers. We provide a live band, you provide a live dancer. All levels welcome, sometimes we start with a lesson
Past Life Circles
Some questions live just under the surface of everyday life. What am I really here to do? Why does this feeling keep returning?
Shamanic Practice Circle
We gather twice a month to deepen our shamanic work and foster learning, healing and connection in spiritual community.
Spirit Dance with Todd Glacy
Multi-sensory freestyle community dance gathering with DJ BhavaVibe aka Rev. Todd Glacy. $15 suggested.
People
Chris Reed
Each class begins with a short meditation for heightening awareness while minimizing inhibitions associated with the creative process.
Circe Moss MacDonald and Ritual Lab
Ritual Lab offers ceremonies and rituals to support spiritual well-being in the community. We sing, express gratitude, play, reflect, grieve, and transform together.
Jen Deraspe
Jen Deraspe is a seasoned group facilitator and has been a leader in the health and wellness industry for over 25 years.
Magnus de Rhuddlan
Magnus maintains a shamanic practice for clients seeking ancestral healing methods.
Marita Kennedy-Castro – Movement & Dance
Guided, embodied-movement lessons assist you in accessing greater connection to your own authentic movement exploration.
Rev. Nanci Adair
Rev. Nanci Adair is an Interfaith Minister, artist, and healer ordained through the Chaplaincy Institute of Maine in 2012.
Rev. Todd Glacy, MSC
Enlightenment Advocate, Empowerment Educator and Instigator of Joy.