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	Living Life to the Full with God' fundraising seminar - 7th Nov	46 días hace
	Received by email from nexusEdinburgh member: Hi Everyone Please find details of a 'Living Life to the Full with God' fundraising seminar being run by Dr Chris Williams (christian CBT therapist) linking christianity with cognitive behavioural therapy. He's a great speaker and is really well known in the psychology world. The seminar is on 7th November at Morningside Baptist, Holy Corner and the tickets are just £10. All the proceeds will go to supporting the work of Operation Mobilisation amongst the Dalit people of India. Hope to see you there, Mari Are You Living Life to the Full? Living Life to the Full with God Fundraising Seminar with Dr Chris Williams v How Can Christians Live Life to the Full With God? v How Should We Respond to Stress? v Wanting to Understand Why We Sometimes Feel Bad? v Trying to Support Someone Who is Struggling? v Want to Think Differently About Yourself? v Wanting to Feel More Motivated? v Want to Discover 10 Things You Can Do to Feel Happier Straight Away? Then come along to the fundraising LIVING LIFE TO THE FULL WITH GOD seminar on Saturday November 7th 11-3.30pm at Morningside Baptist Church, Holy Corner, Bruntsfield, Edinburgh. Tickets £10. Dr Chris Williams is author of the highly successful www.livinglifetothefull.com website and award winning author of over 30 books. Using the evidence-based cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) model, and a Bible based approach, the day covers a range of psychological issues. A Past President of the lead body for CBT in the UK - and Patron of Anxiety UK, Dr Williams will lead a day which will be informative, interesting and above all fun. All proceeds of the day will go towards supporting the work of Operation Mobilisation amongst the Dalit people in India. Tickets available until 31st October at www.livinglifetothefullwithgod.com or contact Mari on 07810 644808 or mail@livinglifetothefullwithgod.com Booking early is advised.
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