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Glover, Cheryl

Provides ancient Kabbalistic wisdom, classes and forums to audiences bridging ancient Kabbalah mysticism with New Thought philosophies. Includes information about current classes, Cheryl's biography, a daily newsletter and related products.

http://www.newthoughtkabbalah.com/

Oie, Thomas A.

The Love Church is an online church presented by Rev Oie. Offering articles about New Thought, online ordination and continuing-education classes.

http://www.thelovechurch.org/

Graand

Free Classified Ads Portal

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Rogers, Joanna

Reverend Joanna Rogers leads New Thought seminars. Provides a biography of Emma Curtis Hopkins, information about seminars, and an online magazine, Pulse.

http://desert.xpressdesigns.com/

Sanders, Jamie

An ordained New Thought Minister who is an active speaker, columnist and Pastoral counselor. Provides biography, articles and information about his services.

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