Daily Word
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Daily Word is a magazine published by Unity School of Christianity, containing daily messages of Christian spiritual inspiration. Themes include inner peace, hope, healing, guidance, and other uplifiting ideas.
Its editor is Colleen Zuck.
Daily Word, published monthly in a small, pocket-sized format, contains a spiritual message for each day of the month, plus an inspirational story, letters about answered prayers from readers, and a poem.
The magazine got its start in 1924, making it the oldest continually published daily inspirational magazine in the United States. According to a 2004 press release from Unity, mailed to more than 1 million readers in 175 countries in seven languages.[1]
