A Return to Love: Reflections on the Principles of a Course in Miracles

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Project Angel Food struggled for a time following Williamson's departure (Williamson had been the primary fundraiser) but remained operational. [123] By 1998 it had over 1,500 volunteers and nearly 1,000 clients. [124] As of 2018, with expanded food, nutrition and counseling services, it delivered 12,000 meals weekly throughout Los Angeles. [125] As of 2019, Williamson remains a trustee of the organization. [42] AIDS work edit In 1998, Williamson co-founded the non-profit Global Renaissance Alliance (GSA) with Conversations with God author Neale Donald Walsch. [25] The organization established a network of "citizen salons" to pray for national growth, peace and liberal causes. According to Williamson, the GSA sat in small "Peace Circles" of fewer than 12 people every other week and prayed together. [129] In 1983, Williamson had what she has called a "flash" to close the coffeeshop and move to Los Angeles. [14] She got an apartment in Hollywood, where her roommate was 17-year-old Laura Dern. Dern has stated that Williamson "held prayer groups in our living room." [17]

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