Newsletter
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In this issue: Keeping Up with Legislation; Workshops now available for churches to host; Updates from the Federal Office with a highlight on insurance plans that cover Christian Science care; Recent Committee media and legislative activity; Update on the readership of the blog; Article by Don “Bringing Spirituality to Medicine”
In this issue, Message from Don; the Federal Office sends letters to Department of Health and Human Services; Update from the Federal Committee on Publication; What’s ahead for Health Reform in 2012; Media update; Huffington Post article “Belief and Its Effects on Our Health by Russ Gerber
In this issue, Gratitude for all the blessings; Huffington Post article “Ancient Wisdom Benefits Modern Health Care” by Russ Gerber; Workshop; Recent activity
In this issue, Social media and the internet; Blog article “Take the Leap?” by Don Ingwerson; Workshops and recent media activity
In this issue, Committee Alive Workshop for Sept 10th; Russ Gerber’s article “How to rest (Hint: Step away from the Blackberry…); Recent media activity
In this issue, Annual Conference for Saturday, September 10, 2011; Russ Gerber’s response to WSJ article; Update on federal health care reform; Media contacts
In this issue, Online Town Hall Forum on Health Care; Welcome new assistant committees!; Newspapers contacted; CA SB 411; Internet impositions & responses
In this issue, Visit your Committee’s Blog – its purpose is to get public input and discourse of thought and opinion; State legislation re AB 899 and SB 411
In this issue, Annual Conference Saturday, Sept 10th; On Faith question answered by Russ Gerber; Article by Charles Lindahl “Serving as Assistant Committee”
New address for the office; Comments from the field about Workshops; Recent Committee activities; USA Today/Forum article “Even religious freedom has limits”
Six months of Blogs celebrated; Using Twitter and Facebook; Committee workshops to answer questions; Office moving April 1st; New staff focus
