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Singing and healing
Rhonda Hutchinson-Brooks grew up in Melbourne, Australia, and trained as a singer at the Juilliard School of Music in New York. Under the name Rhonda Bruce, she spent eight years with the English National Opera, Scottish Opera, and at Covent Garden in London, performing regularly in concert for the BBC, and with major orchestras around Britain, and in France and Germany.
When she returned to Australia, Ms. Bruce was a principal soprano with the Australian Opera Company for fourteen years, and also taught singing at the Victorian College of Arts, Melba College, and the Faculty of Music at the University of Melbourne.
More recently, she entered the full-time practice of Christian Science healing, helping others in their everyday lives. In a Sentinel interview, we asked her to reflect on an unusually varied and rich career.
Enjoy 1 free Sentinel article or audio program each month, including content from 1898 to today.
March 25, 1996 issue
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Gaming: a benefit or a blight?
Lacy Bell Richter
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God's man is not a gambler
Marvin J. Charwat
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Godlikeness*
Lois Mann Ringwalt
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Can God heal mental illness?
Susan E. Niebel
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The power of God—the only real power there is
with contributions from Tara Wolfe, Lindsay Shick-Heath
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Glory to God, peace to you and to all
Marguerite Saye
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Cheer
Irene E. Campbell Stoianovsky
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Is ambition right for a Christian?
Kathleen J. Wiegand
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Singing and healing
by Kim Shippey
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The next chapter in modern medicine
Mary Metzner Trammell
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After studying Christian Science for about fifty years, I am submitting...
David McMillan Browne