Erie Chapman Foundation
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The Tulips Knew April 6-7 2024
How did they knowit was time to push up through the long-wintered soil? How did they knowit was the moment to resurrect,while thick layers of stubborn icestill pressed the bleak ground flat? But the tulips knew. They came, rising strongly,a… Continue reading
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Easter Blessing March 30-31
Prayers for peace. Offered by Liz Sorensen WesselBackground mandala by ~liz Continue reading
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Changing Lives for the Better Mar 16-17
“I early conceived a liking for, and sought every opportunity to relieve the sufferings of others.” -Dr. Rebecca Lee Crumpler In honor of Women’s History Month, I want to introduce you to a woman who was exceptionally, gifted and brave… Continue reading
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Important Water Magic
The question is not whether there is water on Mars but do we understand water’s TRANSCENDENT power on earth. Continue reading
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Trailblazers Achieving the Extraordinary Mar 9-10-2024
March is Women’s History month in which we have an opportunity to highlight the significant contributions women who have advocated for the rights of the marginalized to create a more just and inclusive world. Let me introduce you… Continue reading
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Is “Okay” Okay?
If you are a caregiver or hospital, is performing just “Okay” okay? Continue reading
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“Hold Out Your Hand” Days March 2-3
Hold Out Your Hand by Julia Fehrenbacher Let’s forget the world for a whilefall back and backinto the hush and holyof now are you listening? This breathinvites youto write the first wordof your new story your new story begins with… Continue reading
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Secret Memories
Our spirits have secret memories. Brain and spirit are related but separate. One mortal, the other UNAFFECTED by brain death. Continue reading
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Proof of Love After Death – February 19-23
Near death experiences (NDE’s) are common. But a neurosurgeon’s NDE proved that brain function and consciousness are SEPARATE…and thrive in a heaven where Love reigns supreme. Continue reading
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“I Love You” by Rebecca Ondov
"No Act of Kindness, no matter how small is ever wasted." Aesop Dishes clattered as I washed and stacked them in the drain rack to dry. It was a Sunday evening before service, and I’d volunteered to help in the… Continue reading
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