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As a close friend of A Course in Miracles co-scribe, the late Bill Thetford, Carol Howe authored an intimate account of Bill's life entitled, Never Forget To Laugh: Personal Recollections of Bill Thetford, Co-Scribe of A Course In Miracles (https://amzn.to/3qD1pi5 - affiliate link).
An elder within the ACIM community, Carol is still actively teaching ACIM, and in this fascinating conversation with Robert Perry and Emily Bennington, she offers insights into Bill's life and practice, as well as the relationship with Helen Schucman which was so fundamental to the Course's origin.
You can read more about Carol at her website: https://www.carolhowe.com/aboutcarol
To stay up to date with upcoming events, please consider following us on social media: - https://facebook.com/circleofatonement - https://instagram.com/circleofatonement - https://twitter.com/acimcircle
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As a close friend of A Course in Miracles co-scribe, the late Bill Thetford, Carol Howe authored an intimate account of Bill's life entitled, Never Forget To Laugh: Personal Recollections of Bill Thetford, Co-Scribe of A Course In Miracles (https://amzn.to/3qD1pi5 - affiliate link).
An elder within the ACIM community, Carol is still actively teaching ACIM, and in this fascinating conversation with Robert Perry and Emily Bennington, she offers insights into Bill's life and practice, as well as the relationship with Helen Schucman which was so fundamental to the Course's origin.
You can read more about Carol at her website: https://www.carolhowe.com/aboutcarol
To stay up to date with upcoming events, please consider following us on social media: - https://facebook.com/circleofatonement - https://instagram.com/circleofatonement - https://twitter.com/acimcircle

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