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Sacred Spiritual Healing workshop will be held on Thursday, April 1 from 7 to 9:30 p.m. Fear to Faith offers an opportunity to integrate intention into the reality of our lives, and experience the safety and sacred space for trans- formation beyond fear and separation, into harmony and bliss, while joining in support of group healing. According to workshop facilitators, David Stork and Deborah Bevilacqua- Stork, “We are meant to live a life of health, happiness, prosperity and freedom.” The purpose for this sacred healing is to reveal a greater
sense of wholeness in the minds, hearts and bodies of the participants. According to the founders of the Fear to Faith process, Marcia Sutton and Lloyd Strom, “All human pain and suffering is the ultimate result of having believed some- thing untrue about ourselves and/or the nature of our lives. Unfortunately, these errors in our thinking are most often hid- den from us, and we only become aware of them when they manifest as some disturbing condition in our lives.” Every aspect of this healing service is designed to identify, clarify and dispel the “illusions of the mind” that we hold within our souls and illuminate a greater revelation of wholeness within every aspect of our life and being.
This workshop will be held at Center for Spiritual Living, 1301 Beville Road, Daytona Beach.Appreciation offering accepted.For more information call 386-672-6382. See ad on page 37.
Agape comes to Central Florida
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Rev. Kathleen Zurenko is an ordained, licensed non-denom- inational minister, a college professor at Daytona State Col- lege, and an events planner and promoter. Visit her website WholisticFairs.com and the Agape website at Agapelive.com for further details. See ad on page 37.
Nia Diva’s Nite in Ormond
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ake sure not to miss out on That Yoga Place’s “Nia Diva's Nite” being held the second Tuesday of each month, beginning at 5:45 p.m. in Ormond Beach. Attendees will join in for an evening of dance and movement to cel- ebrate birthdays, anniversaries, health and more, together as powerful and strong women in our community. In April, Jules Schmidt of That Yoga Place is offering the class for free on April 13. Donations are welcome, however, to support our local Women's Domestic Abuse Council. “Nia Live” grooves the third Thursday of each month to
live drumming and sitar music. On April 15, join the fun as participants move to the live rhythm and energy, beginning at 5:45 p.m. A $5 donation is suggested with class fees for the live performers. On April 30, Kid's Yoga and Movie Night will be from 6:45 to 9:15 p.m. This makes for a great date night or girl’s night out after dropping off the kids. The movie title will be posted online by April 15.
Visit ThatYogaPlace.org for more details. See ad page 27.
everend Kathleen Zurenko is excited to announce that Agape Conscious Community Gatherings will be held the third Sunday of each month. “Our intention is to create a sacred and safe space through intimate com- munity gatherings,” says Rev. Kathleen. “Anchored in unconditional love, we consciously and spiritually evolve as we awaken and deepen our awareness of God as us.” This is the mission and purpose statement for the Agape Conscious Community Gatherings. According to Rev. Kathleen, “Prayer is what we all do,
whether we are aware of it or not. Every word, every thought is a prayer. Agape teaches that there is power in our words and we must, therefore, choose them lovingly and carefully.” Rev. Kathleen will guide participants through the principles and spiritual 'technology' as taught by Rev. Dr. Michael Beckwith. The Agape International Spiritual Center was founded in
1986 by Michael Bernard Beckwith who currently has a con- gregation of 9,000 members in Culver City, California, and 1,000,000 friends worldwide.“ To be selected as a facilitator for an Agape Conscious Community Gathering in an out- reach capacity is answered prayer, way beyond my wildest dreams," states Rev. Kathleen.
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