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In 1807 a group of scholars with different religious backgrounds researched to find an understanding and respect of all the ideas and beliefs encountered in that era.
In 1807 a group of scholars with different religious backgrounds researched to find an understanding and respect of all the ideas and beliefs encountered in that era.
From Spirituality to Science, they started the first theological research office to study human beings' mental and spiritual potential.
From Spirituality to Science, they started the first theological research office to study human beings' mental and spiritual potential.
Today SRC is a space for research and practice of human fulfillment and self-realization, to know and be in contact with the physical, energetic and spiritual realms. The SRC encourages the development of a higher level of consciousness through practicing integral and holistic vision techniques to achieve a balance between body, mind, emotions and spirit.
Today SRC is a space for research and practice of human fulfillment and self-realization, to know and be in contact with the physical, energetic and spiritual realms. The SRC encourages the development of a higher level of consciousness through practicing integral and holistic vision techniques to achieve a balance between body, mind, emotions and spirit.
Our team is committed to seeking new ways of developing consciousness to promote alternatives for growth and transformation.
Board members and staff
Glinda Ravencraft
Glinda Ravencraft
President
Gertrude Egeland
Gertrude Egeland
Vice President
Grimhilde Karlsen
Grimhilde Karlsen
Secretary
Ambrose Helle
Ambrose Helle
Treasurer
Bellamy Lund
Bellamy Lund
Administrator
Gerald Berg
Gerald Berg
Shadow director
Kate Shamrock
Kate Shamrock
Executive director
Nicholas Lisot
Nicholas Lisot
Research manager
Declan Waylon
Declan Waylon
Curriculum Developer
Alice Wytte
Alice Wytte
Operations manager
Selene Roig
Selene Roig
Logistics and IT
Kendra Zelig
Kendra Zelig
Development Associate
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