Living Beyond Disease F
or the past 30 years, Michele O’Donnell has led thousands of ill people toward a set of prin-
ciples she calls “Living Beyond Disease”. Michele believes that there are principles of Life which, when understood and practiced, result in healing no matter what the circumstances. She teaches these principles through her books, CD’s, DVD’s, retreats and workshops. O’Donnell, also the founder of the first metabolic
holistic clinic in the U.S., will hold a workshop sponsored by the Center for Spiritual Learning Tucson, titled “Only Receive.”
The truths that Michele shares during this special time will bring a renewed confidence, hope and expectation of goodness into your life. You will begin to understand why you can and should trust life.
The workshop will be held Saturday, April 9, 2011, 10am-4pm, at 2099 E. River Road. Purchase tickets at
tucsoncsl.tix.com. O’Donnell will also be the
featured speaker at the Center for Spiritual Living Tucson on Sunday, April 10 at 10:30am
Redefining God and Church
I
n the Unit- ed States, people in- creasingly choose to i d e n t i f y themselves as “spiritual but not re- ligious”. For many such people in Tucson, Unity Church of Peace is a welcome discovery. Unity’s philosophy is love-based, not fear-based. Visitors find that all paths to God are honored, and everyone is welcome regardless of race, gender, sexual preference or other distinctions. Sunday lessons at Unity focus on providing practical teachings that help people learn to live healthy, prosperous, and meaningful lives. Prayer and meditation are tools that facilitate living in alignment with spiritual purpose.
Unity Church of Peace is celebrating its sixth anniversary in 2011 at their new home in Tucson at 1551 S. Eastside Loop, #121. The Sunday celebration is at 10:30am. Licensed Unity Teacher Nita Strauss serves as the spiritual lead- er. For more information, call 520-546- 3696, visit
unitychurchofpeaceaz.com, or email
nita@unitychurchofpeaceaz.com.
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