How To Write Spiritual Fiction And Memoirs: My Four Secrets Taught By Gay Hendricks, Ph.D. – REPLAY
If you would like to enjoy the replay of the special class delivered via teleseminar on January 26, 2012 register using the following receipt number: 01262012.
Some great news from Gay! Watch this video:
Check out the “million” affirmation Katie put on the poster of the book cover! She gave this to me for Christmas.
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