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On tomorrow! Sunday 2nd May

Paula from Snells Beach & Mahurangi East

Harmony Circle – Guest Presenter Sunday 2nd May
Sandy Urwin – Is there Life After Death

Venue; Community Hall, 2 Alnwick St (next door to Town Hall), Warkworth.
Open at 6.45pm for a 7pm start. $5 Koha – Harmony Circle is non-profit.
After hearing patients, animals and her client’s stories in addition to her own personal experiences, she shares her stories and conviction about life after death and reincarnation.
Sarndra Urwin is an Animal Naturopath with a background of nursing, psych and veterinary nursing, medical herbalist and homeopathic studies, NLP, Mauri Psychology, Clinical Hypnosis and a Diploma Natural Animal Health (Hons).
Sarndra is also a well-known writer on natural animal health issues and Radio Magic’s Animal Naturopath on Sunday Café Talkback.
Everyone welcome, this is an open group, come along if you can, look forward to seeing you there!
Contact us at warkworthharmonycircle@gmail.com
or call/text 027 239 9182

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