#News clippings movie
#News clippings archive

#News clippings archive

Posts All Comments Blog Archive 2012 (68) October (3) Masters of the Universe.

#News clippings movie

Clearwater, FL: Sun METRO NEWS (May 11, 1983) “Inner voice prompts ‘ Course in Miracles‘” by Bob Driver My newspaper movie clippings collection from 1977 to 1987.USA Today (May 29, 1996) “ A Course in Miracles Opened up to the masses” by Deirdre R.Maine: MaineSay (December 18, 1993) “Miracles can be rediscovered in Waterville” by Gini Cost.Winona, MN: Winona Daily News (July 8, 1989): “They’re Studying Miracles” by Tom Owen.2, 1989) “Course of Miracles: Whatever does that mean?” by Colleen McGiness-Howard Dallas, TX: Dallas Times Herald, Living (July 20, 1985) “A Course in Miracles: Study Groups Spread Text on Spirituality” by Drew Jubera.Los Angeles, CA: LA Life, Daily News (June 9, 1985) “Drifter in faith finds an anchor in Course” by Terry Young.Piney Woods Country Life Collection, Archives and Special Collections, University of. London: The Guardian (May 1, 1985) “Who Wants to Take a Three-Part Course in Miracles?” clippings (information artifacts) Original Collection.

12, 1979) The Miracles of the Inner Self” by Clair Huff

Philadelphia, PA: Philadelphia Inquirer (Aug.

Some of the listings have links to the actual article that has been retyped to display on this site. Names of the newspapers that carried stories about A Course in Miracles along with the dates of the articles. If you have a similar type news clip covering this period that you would like to share for possible posting on this page, please scan and send to FIP. They range widely from the likes of The New York Times, Philadelphia Enquirer, The Guardian (London) to USA Today, San Francisco Examiner, and the Dallas Times Herald. In recalling that early period of the 1970s and ‘80s – when the Course with its participating students made history – a random display of news clippings from the Course‘s archives was assembled for viewing and reading. Yet this little grassroots beginning without fanfare soon began growing so rapidly that local and national news outlets took notice and felt compelled to report on this “miracles story” – and those involved in it. In 1975 when A Course in Miracles was first introduced to a handful of interested students, the only way for others to learn about it was through word-of-mouth gatherings.