Spirit of the universe
Residing in a temporary body. 

Igniting the soul.
A passion emblazoned in fire.
Branded in the heart.

The heat charging every cell
With divine current
Electrifying.
Intoxicating.
Penetrating
Every curve,
Every inch of being

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Window of Imagination

by Rev. Robin Singler, Ordained Ministerial Counselor

Looking out my kitchen window, I see a beautiful blue sky with white puffy clouds slowly passing by.

They’re so lovely and gentle, traveling from right to left effortlessly as I stand safe and sound in my comfortable home.

In this moment, I’m not confusing myself with the clouds. It is clear that I am in my home, safe and sound where I belong, merely looking out a window, noticing a world outside. I cannot hear the breeze, but I see its effects, blowing leaves and foliage around in undulating movements. And yet I am still safe and sound in my home, merely observing out a window another world outside.

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The Miracle of Living in the Question

by Rev. Jessica Joy McNeil, Ordained Ministerial Counselor

2025 started with a simple New Year’s resolution and a conscious commitment with a small group of friends to read A Course in Miracles together in person, one chapter each week, from beginning to end. Along with that commitment, I made a personal resolution to live by a single guiding question:
How can I serve?

That one question has completely changed my life.

I had read the Course before, but never like this. Reading it week by week, surrounded by others who were devoted to living the teachings, created a sacred rhythm and a shared sense of purpose. The words stopped being ideas on a page and became living truths that moved through my days.

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Reaching the Forgiven World Using the ACIM Workbook Lessons

by Rev. Myron Jones, Ordained Ministerial Counselor

As I did the Review IV, I experienced a gentle but powerful shift in my forgiveness of the world. It made such a difference to me that I want to share with you my journey toward releasing the old to make room for the real.

In Lesson 144, Jesus reminds us that the world we see holds nothing that we want. In Lesson 145, he reassures us that there is a world we do want — but we cannot see both. We must choose. Do we want to see the world we made in imagination, a world of suffering and sorrow? Or are we ready to see the real world — the world of beauty, love, peace, and joy?

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The Shepherd

by Rev. Bob Thompson

I’m watch’d over by My Shepherd,
and am guided by His word,
Where’er He leads, I follow,
whene’er I pray, I’m heard.
Tho’ my path at times be rocky,
and seemingly quite steep,
He guides me, perfectly, each day,
and even when I sleep!

Green pastures are aplenty,
my soul is fed with care,
and when I seek clear waters,
He always leads me there.
Meadowlands and babbling brooks,
He leads me to those spots,
leading where I need to go,
(tho’ I may know it not!)

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September-December, 2025

The Workbook

by Rev. Joyce Peebles, Ordained Ministerial Counselor

Having studied A Course in Miracles for several years, I attempted reading and doing the daily lessons.

Review III says,  “If you are shaken, think of it (the lesson) again. These practice periods are planned to help you form the habit of applying what you learn each day to everything you do. …it is meant to serve you in all ways, all times and places, and whenever you need help of any kind.” (W-rIII.11:1-2,5)

Specifically, I need help when I feel unfairly treated, misunderstood, lonely, angry, and especially self-righteous. I wasn’t even aware I was being self-righteous until I thought I spotted that trait in someone else. Then I asked myself, “Would I do that?” I need to remember that what I see with the body’s eyes is a screen onto which I project thoughts I do not want to look at because I do not want to let them go.

The very willingness to remember the lesson and apply it to my upsets is what is important, not the reciting of words every hour. I have sometimes felt guilty for not remembering to think of the lesson throughout the day. Jesus does not want me to reinforce the belief in guilt. He wants me to recognize how I have cheated myself by choosing not to apply the lesson of the day.

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Miracles News,

September-December, 2025

A Desire to Be One of God’s Teachers

by Rev. Larry Glenz, Ordained Ministerial Counselor

“A teacher of God is anyone who chooses to be one. His qualifications consist solely in this;  somehow, somewhere he has made a deliberate choice in which he did not see his interests as apart from someone else’s.” (M-1.1:1-2)

When I retired in 2008 from being a high school history teacher and a coach of football, wrestling, and lacrosse, I was asked by many, “What are you going to do now that you’re retired?”

I knew the answer. But I was uncomfortable saying it to anyone — even those closest to me for the longest time. Even today, I am not comfortable telling people who are not associated with A Course in Miracles what my plan is.

My goal, my function, is to try and stay locked in to the Voice for God, the Holy Spirit. I have learned that God’s teachers teach through their demonstration — not their words. I see no reason to speak of this particular goal or desire. And I am certainly imperfect in carrying out this plan.

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