Health Ministry Ideas

[Guest guest]

Duncan, Moria, et al: I, too, have considered and looked into this concept.

Just the discussion on raw milk/butter and the Codex issues that are heating

up should tell us that we need to find health care solutions that we have

control over.

The pathway via " religious " structures gets very, very, sticky. I learned

this again as I find the readership to my newsletter growing beyond those

who define themselves as Christians. The front page of TEMPLE MAINTENANCE

clearly states that it is a Biblical based publication but people are so

hungry for ways to take control of their health that I have an " assorted "

readership in just three years. I have not taken tax exempt status for

various reasons, the primary being that I will not entangle my affairs with

the government any more than I am forced too (i.e. IRS etc.)

All that to say, I think that Duncan's idea is going in the right direction

and is also very timely. My feedback from people tells me that Universal

Life Church is laughing stock of anyone serious about ministry and primarily

exists to allow people to make money free of taxes. Malkmus,

Hallelujah Acres, is so radical right as to be very difficult to work with

unless you believe his " religious " way. A fellow named Chet Day broke off

from the Malkmus Ministry (www.chetday.com) and has done some excellent work

on his own. It would be interesting to get his take on the proposed health

ministry. Ann Wigmore's diet is excellent for certain things but not

something you would want to live with and remain healthy. We used it at the

hospital in MX quite successfully against cancers but long-term it won't

" build strong bodies 8 ways " . I would trust Schulze further than

all the above put together. He has been there, done that, in terms of what

the US Gov will do to you if you disagree with their plans to " care for the

people " .

I hope the above doesn't sound to negative, but I've got some " been there

done that " experience behind me too. I do nutrition counseling free and ask

for a contribution on the newsletter just to help cover postage/printing

and would love to see a network form to further promote self-care.

My two cents worth for this morning, Happy New Year to all, ~jackie~