Screening of "A Chorus in Miracles" by James Twyman at CSLP on Oct 22 with a repeat on Oct 23.

Center for Spiritual Living, Peninsula is at 611 Veterans Blvd #106 Redwood City and is proud to be among a limited group of spiritual centers and churches offer a screening of A Chorus in Miracles.

Redwood City, CA) Spiritual pioneer, James Twyman, best known for his NY Times bestseller, The Moses Code, is holding the largest A Course in Miracles celebration in history by sharing his latest film, A Chorus in Miracles, in over 350 churches nationwide this October. A special screening will be held at Center for Spiritual Living Peninsula on Thurs & Friday. October 22 & 23 at 6:30pm-8:30pm as we join thousands across the nation in celebration of the 50 year anniversary of A Course in Miracles.

A musical journey in celebration of the 50 year anniversary of A Course in Miracles, Twyman’s feature documentary film has been insightfully created as an homage to the most life-changing spiritual text of the 20th century. Because of the profound nature of the work scribed by Helen Schucman beginning in 1965, A Chorus in Miracles is a must see film for long-time A Course in Miracles students, those newly embarking on their own transformational journey and any person with an interest in spirituality and how it changes our lives.

We invite you to this very special event! Join us as we embark on an exciting musical journey through the spiritual classic, A Course in Miracles.

A Course in Miracles has been called The New Age Bible by some, heretical by others and life changing by millions all over the planet. An exciting new documentary called A Chorus In Miracles sheds a brand new light on this spiritual classic this October - the 50th anniversary of its scribing.

“I wanted to meet people who are living the teachings of A Course in Miracles in exciting ways,” NY Times bestselling author and director of the film James Twyman explained. “One man expresses his love of The Course through the hula hoop, while a professor at Oakland University in Michigan uses A Course in Miracles to teach the finer points of systems engineering. An Emmy Award winning composer shares his experience, as well as five-time Grammy Award winning musician Victor Wooten who has been a student of A Course in Miracles since he was sixteen.”

A Course in Miracles has been translated into 23 languages and has been read by millions of people. On October 21, 1965, Helen Shucman, a professor of medical psychology at Columbia University, heard a voice say “This is A Course in Miracles, please take notes.” Over the next seven years she scribed everything she heard, and the most prolific, influential spiritual text of the 20th century was born.