Children’s Art in the Park Event Returns to Beverly Hills


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he Golden Heart Spiritual Center, founded by pastors Ted Stefan and Liza Glazer, is hosting Art in the Park on Satur- day, April 28 from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. This free event, which has become somewhat of a staple according to Golden Heart’s Leigh Denham, will be held at Roxbury Park, which is located at 471 South Roxbury Drive in Beverly Hills.


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Denham explains, “The include snacks, art


projects, a break dancing lesson, and tons of fun! All are wel- come; please bring children of any age ready to participate for a day of Art in the Park.”


For more information on Art in the Park, call 310-883-5450 or visit EnterGoldenHeart.com. The Golden Heart Spiritual Center is located at 1122 S. Robertson Blvd., Suite 7, Los Angeles.


Donation-Based Energy Healers Quietly Serving Community


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ealing Hands Healing Heart Clinic is one of Long Beach’s best kept secrets. The clinic, headed by Rever- end Chris LaFlamme, has been offering energy healing ser- vices on a donation basis for the past five years. LaFlamme, along with Francis Tomich, started the clinic as part of their certification requirement while attending The Institute of Spiritual Healing and Aromatherapy.


The clinic offers a variety of healing modalities includ- ing Reiki, energy balancing, reflexology and Healing Touch among others. Working along with LaFlamme and Tomich are healers Pam Petree, Duane Moret, Mary Merchant and Ardis Schneider. The clinic operates two days a month—the first Wednesday and the third Tuesday of each month from 2 until 6 p.m. The Wednesday sessions are held at the Uni- versal Mind Science Church in Long Beach and the Tuesday sessions are held at the Center for Spiritual Living in Seal Beach.


The Universal Mind Science Church is located at 3212 E. 8th Street, Long Beach and the Center for Spiritual Living is located at 500 Marina Drive, Seal Beach. For reservations, call 562-984-2737. See ad, page 11.


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Wendy Walk to be Held May 6 in Santa Monica


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he Wendy Walk was formed by the children of Wendy Landes (Matt, Ali and Jackie) three years ago to support her when she was diagnosed with Li- posarcoma, a rare and dangerous


form of cancer. This year’s Wendy Walk in the Los Angeles area will be held on May 6 at 10 a.m. at Santa Monica Beach. Last year, more than $225,000 was donated to the Wendy Walk. The donations were used to fund a unique and excit- ing international cooperative research study on Liposarcoma through the Liddy Shriver Sarcoma Initiative. This year, Wendy's family and friends hope to fund another Liposarcoma research grant. The Los Angeles, New York and Miami Wendy Walks will provide an opportunity to make a difference for thousands of people around the world. These three 2012 Wendy Walks are expected to draw over 1,500 people from all over the coun- try. Additionally, the Wendy Walks will be professionally filmed and an official Wendy Walk documentary will be created. Make a Difference! Become a sponsor or donate and help the Wendy Walk and the Liddy Shriver Sarcoma Initia- tive find a cure for Liposarcoma.


To become a sponsor, donate or register for the Wendy Walk, visit WendyWalk.com.


Tony Burroughs to Visit SoCal in National Tour


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ony Burroughs, co-founder of The Intenders of the Highest Good, will conduct a 40-city tour through July to discuss his latest book, The Law of Agreement, and host Intenders Circles. The bestselling author, storyteller and community-maker who has been living by the Laws of Manifestation for more than 25 years will share his heartfelt vi-


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sions and insights of self-empowerment on April 7 in Tem- ecula and April 10 in San Diego.


Burroughs has published nine books including The Intenders Handbook and The Code: 10 Intentions for a Better World. He has also produced three full-length films and 80 You Tube videos on personal empowerment and community making, and is the creator of the popular Vision Alignment Project through which people worldwide have aligned with more than 600,000 times.


Temecula details: 6 p.m. Potluck/7 p.m. Circle, $20; 45981 Classic Way, Temecula, 92592 (call Robbie at 951-551-4834 or email Robbie@AdkinsConsult.com). San Diego details: 7 p.m., $25; The Controversial Bookstore, 3121 University Ave., San Diego, 92104 (call 619-296-1560). Scholarships are available for those willing to help get the word out. Also visit HighestLighthouse.com/events.html or Intenders.com.


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