Nashville, TN
The Urantia Corps for Spiritual Progress announces the “The Urantia Book Has Answers” campaign. Beginning on July 6, UCSP founding member Tia Thompson will release one video per week on social media platforms each ending with the phrase “The Urantia Book has answers.” Then, beginning August 24th, UCSP will run a billboard in Nashville, Tennessee, between the airport and downtown, during the height of tourist season. We hope to extend the billboard campaign to other cities and towns across America with help from readers around the country. Our campaign will direct inquiries to the Urantia Fellowship website.
“I discovered the Urantia Book in the stacks in a college library,” said UCSP founder, Rebecca Bynum. “But this model (books in libraries) is no longer tenable. People are much more likely to watch a Tik Toc video, see something on facebook, or see a billboard during a morning commute.”
“The Urantia Book is the most amazing artifact of direct spiritual communication we have,” continued Cheryl Phillips. For almost one hundred years, it has lain dormant waiting for the time when traditional religious answers no longer resonate in our modern society. The Urantia Book was given early, but it was meant for this time, when the old answers no longer satisfy our youth.”
“The Urantia Book has the answers the whole world is searching for,” said UCSP founding member Tia Thompson. “Not only does it explain the structure of the universe, and the history of our planet, it also provides the purpose of existence, and the comprehensive life and teachings of Jesus. The Urantia Book is life-changing. There is nothing else like it!”
“The world needs the Urantia Book and needs it now,” added Ms. Bynum.
UCSP is dedicated to bringing the Urantia Book into greater public awareness. Many readers describe the feeling that their guardian angels brought them to the book. UCSP simply wants to give the angels something more to work with.
Readers are encouraged to keep this campaign going by donating to the fund. All donations are tax-deductible.
Media Contact:
Rebecca Bynum