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	Inflammatory Breast Cancer - Susan Pheasant (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Susan was diagnosed in May, 2000 and became a Pathfinder on May 8, 2005 at the age of 52.
		Susan Pheasant was a loving Mother to her son and daughter as well as a wonderful friend to all who knew her.
		Susan was an animal lover and volunteered for the animal shelter and rescue organizations.
	www.ibcmemorial.org /susanp.html (402 words)

	Susan and God, a CurtainUp review
		Crothers uses Susan Trexel's new relationship with God to satirize the hypocrisy of some vociferously devout religionists, whose actions often don't match their declarations of piety.
		The trouble with Susan's new found connection to God is that she's not insightful, especially when it comes to herself.
		Susan's own husband, persuades her to send some of her " goodness" his way and instead of divorcing him and sending their daughter off to another summer at the camp she hates, spending the next three month as a family in their long shuttered house.
	www.curtainup.com /susanandgod.html (1162 words)

	New York Press (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		When she is with her chah-ming friends, Susan exudes and exults in spiritual lightness; she is as much a grandiose and splendiferous prophet and proponent of scripture as those who are born again claim to be.
		More than a character study though, Susan and God pivots on a well-plotted compact: If Barrie can stay sober, Susan will live in their long-shuttered house so that daughter Blossom can experience a happy family life, yet if Barrie slips, even once, he’ll grant the divorce she’s long demanded.
		Susan is masterfully shrewish and calculating: She knows Charlotte has always loved Barrie, and seeing them together—him sober, her sweet—she thinks she’ll get her divorce anyway.
	www.nypress.com /print.cfm?content_id=15998 (452 words)

	Seek God, by Susan Leslie
		God gave us Jesus as our Savior and Jesus had to literally die and to be able to take our sins with Him.
		God did it out of love for all of us, so we would have a way to come back to him.
		Once you commit yourself to God, you have the Holy Spirit as a replacement of Jesus on this earth, because Jesus went to be with God.
	www.author-me.com /nonfiction/seekgod.htm (2003 words)

	Susan and God (1940)
		Susan did this because as far as she's concerned, it's all over between she and Barrie.
		Susan's through with Barrie and not close with Blossom, so she has no desire to return to them.
		Susan is counting on him not being able to live up to his end of the bargain so she can be free of him.
	members.tripod.com /~claudia79/susandgod.html (1203 words)

	Film Review - Susan and God
		After The Women, George Cukor was assigned to direct Susan and God, based on Rachel Crowther's play, in which the heroine, Susan Trexel, is a flighty, self-deluded upper-crust woman, who drives her family away when she temporarily experiences a religious conversion.
		Susan comes home from Europe obsessed with a new religious fad, which she tries to impose on her jaded friends.
		MGM had purchased the rights to Susan and God for Norma Shearer, but the star turned it down because she didn't want to play a mother with a teen-age daughter; it would have revealed her age.
	www.emanuellevy.com /article.php?articleID=2728 (412 words)

	Susan Gets Religion ad the Mint Gets it Right
		In the 1937 comedy "Susan and God," now in revival at the Mint Theater, Rachel Crothers satirizes the Oxford Movement, popular in the 20s and 30s and the inspiration for evangelical soirees of the time, as well as Alcoholics Anonymous.
		Although "Susan and God" is almost seventy years old, the Mint Theater's revival under the lively direction of the company's artistic director, Jonathan Bank, is as fresh and pertinent as if it had been written yesterday.
		Susan agrees to live with Barrie and Blossom at their home for the entire summer, under the condition that he will lay off the bottle.
	www.nytheatre-wire.com /ps06066t.htm (464 words)

	Susan and God (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Susan is Susan Trexel, a shallow, upper-class, rather self-involved woman, trapped (she thinks) in a loveless marriage to a bland alcoholic; she's just returned from an extended stay abroad and is primed to re-invent herself (as, we imagine, she's done many times before).
		God is, well, God; or at least the God that Susan has found as a result of her latest obsession, a spiritualism that she became acquainted with whilst hanging around some fashionable cronies in England.
		That's the outline of Act One of Susan and God, the Rachel Crothers drama from 1937 that Jonathan Bank is reviving at the Mint Theater.
	www.nytheatre.com /nytheatre/susa3284.htm (604 words)

	DishNet - Susan's Funeral Sermon
		And Susan was comforted in her mother's present suffering by the hope of future glory she had finally and fully embraced by faith.
		She knew that her God who foreknew her, and called her, and justified her had done all this so that she would be glorified.
		In her present suffering Susan knew that God was for her and so no matter what was against her she would come out a winner, even more than a conqueror.
	www.dishmans.net /dallas/susan_sermon.htm (1558 words)

	God's Brats by Susan Snowden
		If God weren’t a woman — and a single parent to boot — she probably wouldn’t be having problems with her offspring.
		God’s boys could have stopped at that; Dieter’s owning a pet was enough to send me running.
		Susan Snowden has published numerous stories, poems, articles, and interviews, and won prizes for my work.
	www.bcsupernet.com /users/ascent/God.htm (724 words)

	Susan and God
		Rachel Crothers' 1937 play Susan and God is so timely and engaging that it should be revived yearly at theatres needing great parts for women.
		Susan, a well-intentioned, unwitting hypocrite, is a terrific role, and Leslie Hendrix (the medical examiner on Law and Order) carries it off with charm and style, at times seemingly channeling Katharine Hepburn.
		While she preaches love to her long-suffering friends, Susan would prefer to ignore her family: Husband Barrie (Timothy Deenihan) is an embarrassing alcoholic, and lonely daughter Blossom (adorable Jennifer Blood) longs for parental attention and a respite from the boarding school/summer camp shuttle.
	www.backstage.com /bso/news_reviews/nyc/review_display.jsp?vnu_content_id=1002764120 (362 words)

	SuperSusan.com - Speaker, Author, Consultant, Entreprenuer (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Susan Benjamin is President and Founding Editor-in-Chief of Family Digest Magazine – one of the nation’s premier family and relationship magazines, and the number 1 family and relationship magazine among Black Americans.
		Susan is also Executive Producer for Mobley Entertainment, whose productions include The Family Digest TV Show, Family Digest Reports, the One Minute Dad and One Minute Husband radio shows, and various events and internet ventures.
		Susan is a mother of three children and is happily married to her husband.
	www.supersusan.com (436 words)

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		Claiming that she merely wants to help her friends, Susan has soon wrecked two relationships, including the only recently sealed union between wealthy Hutchins Stubbs (Nigel Bruce) and his gorgeous young wife Leonora (Rita Hayworth), and is working on adding her own dissolving marriage to Barry Trexel (Fredric March) to the scrap heap.
		Susan and God signaled an important career transition for Joan Crawford, from a sex symbol in early films like Our Dancing Daughters (1928) and Mannequin (1937) to a mature, seasoned actress who later earned an Academy Award in 1945 for her portrait of an emotionally divided mother in Mildred Pierce (1945).
		Anxious to prove her abilities in Hollywood, Crawford accepted the role of Susan Trexel when her arch rival Norma Shearer, (often awarded the plum MGM roles denied Crawford, because Shearer was married to MGM head producer Irving Thalberg) turned the part down because she didn't want to play the mother of a teenage daughter onscreen.
	www.tcm.com /thismonth/article.jsp?cid=71543&mainArticleId=33800 (890 words)

	Susan and God - Review - Theater - New York Times (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Crothers specialized in problem plays and social comedies, and in "Susan and God" she combined the two with a voice that remains fresh.
		Susan Trexel, a socialite, returns from Europe to her small community of rich and successful friends suddenly fired with the urge to save the world, inspired by a new-fangled religious movement she stumbled across on her visit to Britain.
		Determined to introduce — or rather impose — this inspiring vision of God's word on her social group and America in general, she plunges into her project partly to avoid dealing with her alcoholic husband and troubled daughter.
	theater2.nytimes.com /2006/06/27/theater/reviews/27mint.html (526 words)

	Susan Godfrey's Blog: Rough Morning (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Susan, I'll be praying for you too and you'll be in my thoughts and prayers on your delivery day.
		God sent you a child for just a small bit of time, but it will live in your hearts forever.
		Susan, you and your family are in my thoughts and prayers.
	susangodfrey.blogspot.com /2006/09/rough-morning.html (1685 words)

	Buy Susan & God on VHS - Shop Online
		Susan and God is the story of a quarreling superficial woman from high society (Joan Crawford) and her alcoholic husband (Frederic March).
		When Susan returns home from Europe babbling about God and how enlightened she is, her friends recoil in annoyance.
		When Norma Shearer turned down the lead in the highly successful Rachel Crother play "Susan and God" which had been a smash hit on Broadway starring Gertrude Lawrence, fearing to play the mother of a teenage girl Joan jumped at the chance and turned in one of her most interesting later day MGM performances.
	www.mircscripts.com /shop/6302413508/Susan_-_God.html (348 words)

	Susan and God (1940 b 117') (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Barry finds Susan in bed and learns she does not have another man; but now he won't give her a divorce, because he hopes he can change.
		Susan sees Barry is gone and skips her silent time.
		Susan says she needs to work on herself and asks him to hold her.
	www.san.beck.org /MM/1940/SusanandGod.html (555 words)

	Testimony of Susan P.
		Testimony of Susan P. Although I was brought up in the Christian Reformed faith and attended Christian schools, I had a hardened heart at a young age.
		At this point God opened my eyes to see that my friend was worshipping a God she had a relationship with.
		I praise God for bringing my family and me to a solid church to worship and to fellowship with people hungering for more of God.
	www.waytogod.org /susanp.html (753 words)

	Act of God by Susan R. Sloan - read excerpt
		Then the media further feeds the frenzy by exposing Dana's personal life to public scrutiny…even as a conspiracy stretching far beyond the courtroom works to manipulate the verdict using the attorney as its unwitting pawn.
		Once again, Susan R. Sloan conveys sharp psychological insights and explosive surprises in a story that challenges our intellects even as it keeps our hearts pounding and our blood running cold.
		Susan R. Sloan is a former attorney who lives on an island in Puget Sound.
	mostlyfiction.com /excerpts/actofgod.htm (1540 words)

	Amazon.com: Susan & God: Video: Joan Crawford,Fredric March,Ruth Hussey,John Carroll,Rita Hayworth,Nigel Bruce,Bruce ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		"Susan and God", tells the story of society matron Susan Trexel (Joan Crawford) who after an extended trip to Europe arrives back home in a flurry of excitement over her newly discovered religious beliefs which to all her society friends appear to be just the latest fad embraced by Susan in her normally frivolous existence.
		Susan however is no shining example of the advise she so piously dispenses and she experiences a complete estrangement from her normally loving husband who has been driven to drink by her repeated lack of care, and from her daughter who is socially withdrawn and simply wants a loving home environment with both parents.
		Seeing the real hurt she has been responsible for Susan begins to realise that running away from her responsibilities is not the answer or the way of finding the personal salvation she has been talking so much about.
	www.amazon.com /Susan-God-Joan-Crawford/dp/6302413508 (2525 words)

	Press Release: Act of God by Susan R. Sloan (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		SUSAN R. Bestselling author Susan R. Sloan combines her extensive legal experience with her talent for complex characterization to write intelligent thrillers that delve into controversial issues that mirror today's headlines.
		ACT OF GOD is no exception-and indisputably confirms her growing reputation as one of today's top legal thriller writers.
		Susan R. Sloan, a longtime trial attorney who has worked for both the prosecution and the defense, is the bestselling author of Guilt by Association, An Isolated Incident, and Act of God.
	www.twbookmark.com /books/85/0446524514/press_release.html (719 words)

	Act of God By Susan R. Sloan (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		This is Susan Sloan's first book in about three years, and I have been eagerly awaiting it for that long since she is one of my favorite authors.
		I was excited to see she had a new book coming out but was upset to see it was about a bombing.
		With every book, Susan Sloan increases her ability and before long should be known by any serious fan of writing.
	www.myshelf.com /literary/02/actofgod.htm (356 words)

	Susan and God: review on TheaterMania.com
		Susan Trexel (Leslie Hendrix) is the worst kind of society dilettante, a tornado completely unaware of the destruction she leaves in her wake.
		It takes Susan all three summer months to reach her conclusion about the future, a decision that is complicated by what she thinks is the sobered-up Barrie's idyll with level-headed Charlotte Marley (Katie Firth).
		Susan and God concludes the Mint's 2005-2006 season, which was dedicated to recognizing forgotten American women dramatists who, moreover, wanted to scrutinize the forgotten or misunderstood American woman.
	www.theatermania.com /content/news.cfm/story/8463 (586 words)

	Susan's God Stops
		See clearly God’s hand in the lives of His people…and His ability and desire to care for His people, transform them, change circumstances and even perform the miracles.
		As if to confirm in my own mind that this is what God would have me do…one of the first callers on Dennis Prager’s radio show on New Years day…was a caller named Susan.
		I was inspired by the earlier caller named Susan and comforted by Dennis’ assurance that it’s better to at least make an attempt then do nothing at all.
	susansgodstops.blogspot.com (886 words)

	Book Publicity - Susan Schwartzman Public Relations
		Susan Schwartzman Public Relations represents both literary fiction and commercial fiction as well as nonfiction titles covering a broad range of subjects: mysteries and thrillers, food, self-help, health and fitness, business and finance, social issues, true crime, current affairs, history, parenting, environmental issues, memoirs, sports.
		Susan Schwartzman Public Relations has in addition promoted books for major publishing houses, including Simon and Schuster, Houghton Mifflin, St. Martin's, McGraw-Hill, William Morrow, Workman, Crown, Wiley, Fodors, DK Books, Harvard Common Press, Carroll and Graf, Red Dress Ink, Mira, Willow Creek Press, Running Press, New York University Press, Michigan State University Press.
		To learn more about how Susan Schwartzman Public Relations can design a book publicity campaign that's right for your next book, please call her today at 877-833-4276.
	www.susanschwartzman.com (1007 words)

	Playbill News: Susan Cheever to Discuss Background of Off-Broadway's Susan and God July 9
		Susan Cheever will discuss Bill Wilson, founder of Alcoholics Anonymous, and his roots in the Oxford Group—the movement that was Rachel Crothers' inspiration for her play Susan and God, now running at the Mint Theatre—on July 9.
		The play is about "the endearingly selfish Susan, a socialite who embraces a new religious philosophy while abroad and returns home eager to change everyone around her." Her husband takes her preaching to heart, and tries to improve himself.
		Her final play on Broadway was Susan and God, starring Gertrude Lawrence in the title role.
	www.playbill.com /news/article/100754.html (518 words)

	Cinema Confidential Interview: Susan Ward of "The In Crowd"
		Susan: There's a new girl that comes into town and into my little world which is a country club setting with all the very rich, popular, and glamorous kids.
		The new girl that comes into town has been in a psychiatric ward and I sort of befriend her and take her under my wing and some of my friends become a bit bitter and a bit jealous, and then she begins to stab me in the back and that doesn't go over very well.
		Susan: No, I only hit a few people...you know you just go to the most popular girl and you hit 'em or pull their hair or something.
	www.cinecon.com /interviews/susanward-part3.html (538 words)

	Beholding God Face to Face (Index)
		God, Privilege of Seeing Face to Face - Scriptural accounts of individuals (many) who have seen God.
		My Journey to Beholding the Face of God - Carol Jean Ehlers shares her quest to receive the Second Comforter and to have her calling and election made sure.
		Beholding God While Walking by Faith - "more blessed are they who shall believe in your words because that ye shall testify that ye have seen me, and that ye know that I am...." Condolence for those who have not yet seen him, but don't let this remain an excuse.
	www.greaterthings.com /God/FacetoFace (625 words)

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