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Thankful Tuesdays with August guest host, KiMani Divine

Please join Ms. Divine, RSCP, Tuesday Aug.31st @2pm as she discusses, Walking In Loves Light Intentionally Noticing Good or "W I L L I N G"

During this time of crisis and uncertainty many rely on faith for support and stability. The community is invited to join Laverne S. Williams, CSW, a Deacon at the Union Baptist Church in Montclair, for a free Zoom.us session, entitled "Thankful Tuesdays." During these sessions, Deacon Williams and her special guests explore important topics centered around faith and spirituality. The program is offered at 2 p.m. every Tuesday: individuals may participate online through the Zoom link https://zoom.us/j/424719863?pw... or by visiting Zoom.us, Meeting ID number 424 719 863, Password 469922 or by calling 646-558-8656. The program may also be viewed on Facebook Live @MentalHealthAssociationinNewJerseyInc.

This Tuesday, Aug. 31st, please join Ms. KiMani Divine, for her last show as guest host of Thankful Tuesdays. She will engage her audience in a wonderful conversation devoted to the concept of seeing good in the world. She has named this topic W I L L I N G or "Walking in Loves Light Intentionally Noticing Good."
KiMani Divine is a leader in spiritual development, a published author, an expert in sacred healing retreats. As a Licensed Religious Science Practitioner with the Centers for Spiritual Living, she believes each of us walks our own sacred path and honors the many ways in which that is done.

Working in the mental health field she knows first hand how the mind can be difficult to navigate. It is through her training as a Kundalini yoga instructor that she has seen the success of mindfulness work for all who come to it with a willingness to practice without perfection.

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To contact KiMani Divine please email kdivine@mhanj.org

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