UNIVERSAL LIFE CHURCH MAILINGS ARCHIVE - JUNE 2007
Hello,
I have several big things to announce. The first is we have yet another new course. I'm really pleased with the direction that the seminary has been taking. In the last couple of months, we've released the metaphysical healing course, the course on Islamic Studies and now, a new course about the Life of the Apostle Paul.
If you are interested in studying some of the origins of Christianity, you'll love this course. The address for the sample of the first lesson is St. Paul. There's also a brief description on the seminary program page.
It's exciting to see so many new courses coming our way. I have just had submitted to me a class on Mary Magdalene as well. Keep your eyes peeled for that one.
Anoher great thing is that we have another graduate from the Seminary program! Lucinda Parker has just completed her Master of Ministry and I expect to have her information posted soon.
The last announcement is about something that is really important to me. As you know, the goal of the Seminary, since its inception, is to improve the credibility and skill level of our ministers. We are making great strides with that. I have an idea for something that will take it one step further.
I'd like to put together a ULC book of 'Who's Who'. What it will be is a book that all ULC ministers are welcome to participate in. Each minister would get one full page to talk about themselves, probably with space for a picture. I will give some sample questions to answer to give your bio some form (if you like) and I'm happy to help anyone with the writing who needs it.
My feeling is that a professional book on who's who can lend you credibility with your potential clients, as well as give you a place to document your journey. We all have a story to tell and it's a rare opportunity to find a place to tell it.
Please check it out and if you're interested, sign up for the newsletter that will be discussing the details as they unfold. I need to find out the interest level on this project before I take it any further, so the number of sign-ups on the newsletter will affect that. We need at least 100 people to make it happen, but more would only add weight and substance to the overall project. Signing up for the information does not obligate you in any way, but please only sign up if you think it's something that really interests you.
If you have comments or questions about the project, of course drop me a line at amy@ulcseminary.org. Please read the information on the page first before writing.
