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started by Cline Bork on 27 Dec 13
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Since its beginnings in 1924, spiritual enrichment have been offered by the venerable Daily Word magazine from Unity to folks of all faiths. Daily Word now has the distinction to be the oldest continually published daily inspiring magazine in-the nation. It's published in seven languages and mailed to over 1 million readers in 175 countries.
Unity is a trans-denominational organization located in Missouri whose purpose is to help people apply positive spiritual concepts with their everyday lives.
In the 1960s, Unity started broadcasting 'The Word,' televised parts of religious communications conducted by superstars. They continued through 1992. Today, Daily Word has established a presence in a fresh medium: the World Wide Web.
'Our goal is to make the Daily Word information easily available to as many people as you can, at any time of day or night,' said Tim Ipema, vice president of marketing and develop-ment for Unity. 'Our study shows that more and more people are turning to the Internet to get religious enrichment, and we feel it is important for us to be where the spiritual-seekers are.'
The new Website, provides a variety of ser-vices and unique features, where people can:
* See the Daily Word message on line.
* Share thoughts and feelings in regards to the daily communications with other members in the Daily Cafe, the site's community.
* Search 1000s of messages and posts in the Daily Word records. Identify more on the affiliated website by visiting partner site.
* Sign up for free e-mail delivery of Daily Word.
'With the Daily Cafe, we have created a web-based environment where Daily Word viewers could exchange some ideas about spirituality, faith and the human condition,' Ipema said. 'We consider it an online community, a virtual gathering place, where users can cultivate and enhance one-another in the world of spirituality.'. Get more on this partner paper by visiting TM.