Judith Stevens began work at A.R.E. in 1968 and has been a student of the Cayce material for over 50 years. After starting A.R.E.’s Prison Outreach Program in 1972 and serving as manager of the Study Group Program for 20 years, she oversaw 4 Outreach Programs and has just taken on the full time job as A.R.E.’s National Field Volunteers’ Coordinator, where she honors the A.R.E. members she considers the “arms and legs” of the A.R.E., for whom she has deep admiration and respect. A published poet, writer, and musician, she is a regular contributor to Venture Inward magazine and formerly wrote for the A.R.E. Journal, New Millennium, and the A.R.E. News. Judith is a Quaker whose life was changed by the transformative lessons on soul development in the classic “A Search for God,” material, also known as the 262 Series. She is a certified Iyengar yoga instructor who teaches a popular “Yoga for Health” class that focuses on the Cayce health material, complete with weekly handouts, at AREÖM Studio. Her first love remains the efficacy of the small group process as a loving tool for healing and change, the health and physical fitness information that has had such personal application for her, and the principles of abundance, or as the readings call them, “universal laws of economic healing.“ On a personal note, she was a single parent for 14 years while raising her son, Sean, using the Cayce principles. She and her husband, Jack, created the “Little River Poetry Festival” in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia .