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Welcome to The United Metaphysical Churches national headquarters. As you drive down Peters Creek Road and come to the intersection of Peters Creek and Hershberger Road on your...
Read More »As you enter the property you will immediately feel the energy change as you drive through the lush green meadow.
Read More »As you approach Serenity Bridge you will have your first realization of what lies ahead of you as you begin your UMC Roanoke spiritual journey. It is the bridge...
Read More »As you cross over “Serenity Bridge” you see the beautiful moving waters of Peters Creek. Water in metaphysics symbolizes emotions. As your cross over the bridge you have just...
Read More »As you cross over the bridge you will see a sign that says WELCOME, and then immediately informs you of our definition of God….LOVE! It also assures you that...
Read More »As you continue to follow the road you will pass the original spring house and the original historical farm house. The lush grass and beautiful trees continue on your...
Read More »Remember the earth angel I mentioned? Well, here she is fully materialized just waiting to help make your stay enjoyable, meaningful and worth-while.
Read More »After being greeted by the earth angel (office secretary) as you leave the office you see directly in front of you a seating area with a small foot bridge...
Read More »Here you can pause a moment to refresh yourself and absorb natures beauty and begin to anticipate the spiritual experiences that await you.
Read More »One of the inspiring flower beds with a meditating Buddha. Here you can experience and feel the life force manifesting in many forms.
Read More »The main building which houses the cafeteria, the bookstore, and second floor sleeping rooms. The long porch welcomes you with comfortable old fashioned rocking chairs as well as...
Read More »One of the patios where you may relax, read, meditate to the sound of the water from the fountain. As you absorb the ambiance you will see that it...
Read More »Our modern cafeteria which provides healthful and nourishing food as well as good fellowship. Breakfast, lunch and dinner are served for your convenience at a nominal price. Snacks and...
Read More »Whetzel Hall which serves as the bookstore as well as a class room. Also comfortable seating, sofa and lounge chairs where you can read and relax.
Read More »The library is filled with hundreds of metaphysical books as well as a reference library for study and research. This elegant room is furnished with a palace size Persian...
Read More »The main entrance to the Chapel. Many have called this the “doorway” to spiritual awareness. Thousands of people over the years have walked up these simple steps and through...
Read More »The beautiful chapel is furnished with traditional pews, a concert Allen Organ and a Webber Grand Piano from the 1930′s. The sanctuary is used for regular Sunday Services as...
Read More »A view of the Chapel Altar. The Chapel is used for regular Sunday Services which are conducted by the local congregation, The Roanoke Metaphysical Chapel, as well as for...
Read More »The path continues through more beautiful lawns towards the Alpha & Omega Gardens where the ashes of our loved-ones may be scattered.
Read More »The following is a virtual tour of our gardens, facilities, book store and sanctuary. If you are planning to spend some time with us, enjoy our virtual tour and...
Read More »An view of the Alpha & Omega Gardens in the Fall. Note the woods behind which provide for tranquility and privacy.
Read More »Here in the Alpha and Omega Gardens are the ashes and memorial stones of members and friends who have graduated into the next world. This is being developed into...
Read More »The entrance to the Alpha & Omega Gardens remind us that life continues and that our loved ones and teachers literally “walk” with us daily.
Read More »Beauty is everywhere you look! The center consists of over 21 acres of lawns, meadows, gardens, a pond, a stream, and surrounded by woodlands which provide a place of...
Read More »Murray’s Pond was originally a “rare” fish pond many years ago only to be filled in over the years with a large tree growing in the middle of it....
Read More »The water lilies growing and blooming on Murray’s Pond. The water lilies bloomed from early summer until early fall and were a source of beauty and inspiration.
Read More »Surrounded by mountains, the beautiful city of Roanoke has much to offer. Listed by Katie Couric as one of the most desirable places to retire.
Read More »Roanoke has many fine restaurants, theatres, malls, museums, symphony orchestra and many fine things to do in the evening.
Read More »The Farmer’s Market is one of the great assets of Roanoke. Everything from fresh vegetables, meats and flowers, to many artist displaying their wares. Not to be missed! You...
Read More »Each weekend you will find many different artists displaying their artwork and crafts. Everything from pottery to jewelry at reasonable prices and all made by the local artist.
Read More »A MUST on places to visit in Roanoke. The Taubman Museum of Art. The building itself is a work of art as it images the mountains surrounding the city...
Read More »Roanoke known by many as “Star City” gets that name from the magnificent star on top of Mill Mountain which can be seen from all over the Roanoke area....
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