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Dr. John Brooks Sharlene Celeskey Sue
Sugar Sara Bonfig (inactive) Jennie Lea-Cummins (inactive) Pat Isaacson (inactive) Peggy
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Jennie
Lea-Cummins
How did you
first get interested in New Thought/ Religious Science?
Because of a unique family rearing, I had many years of Christ-centered
psychotherapy. I was talking with a friend about the new insight I was
getting, her response "Our church (1st Church of Religious Science
in Chicago) does the same thing."
Who are some
of your most significant teachers/mentors?
Dr. Claudine Whitaker and Dr. Carleton Whitehead. I received
my Practitoner's license under the guidance of Dr. Whitehead.
Do you have
an area (such as health, prosperity, pets, etc.) that you are drawn to?
I seem to be comfortable with any type of challenge. I've had
them all.
Do you prefer
to work face-to-face, over the phone, or other ways?
I enjoy face-to-face, although I do, in my own meditation time,
write all my affirmations, treatments and usually share a copy with the
requestor, inviting them to use it also.
How long have
you been a Practitioner?
I have been a Practitioner for "several" years.
Are you a native
of Arizona?
I was born in Tennessee, spent approximately twenty-five years
in Chicago and have been in Arizona for more than 20 years.
Did you start
in another religion?
My father was a circuit-rider Methodist minister in small towns
in middle Tennessee.
What is your
greatest joy about being a Practitioner?
My greatest joy as Practitioner is receiving reports from persons
I have worked for/with.
