July 23, 2026
Nashville: The Urantia Corps for Spiritual Progress in association with Lamar Advertising announces the start of “The Urantia Book Has Answers” billboard campaign with two billboards on the opposite sides of Nashville, north and south.
The billboard above appears on the south side of Nashville on I-65 and Harding Place.
“We are extremely excited to kick off this campaign,” said UCSP founder, Rebecca Bynum. “The importance of this book to the world cannot be overstated, and while we understand the reluctance of the Foundation and Fellowship to engage in media outreach, we feel the world is ready to hear the good news that this book exists, and it holds profound answers to the greatest questions of humanity—our history and our destiny. It is not here to replace Christianity, but to clarify, uplift, and enhance it.”
“The greatest questions of life—Why are we here? What is our purpose? What happens after we die?—are answered with detail and clarity not found anywhere else,” said UCSP founding member Tia Thompson.
“Right now, the whole world is watching as the existence of life on other planets is becoming impossible to deny,” added UCSP founding member Marti Garlow. “The Urantia book explains that the Universe is teeming with life, both material and non-material, and explains why we have been isolated for so long. Urantia Book readers have known about life on other worlds since 1955.”
The billboard above appears at Metro Center on the north side of Nashville.
“One of the most important revelations in the Urantia Book is the understanding that religion is primarily a personal spiritual experience,” said UCSP founding member Cheryl Phillips. “The spirit of God lives within our minds, and we can each enjoy direct communication with Him. We are all children of the living God, which makes us brothers and sisters in fact and in truth.”
The Urantia Corps for Spiritual Progress believes the world is entering a new age of spiritual enlightenment and the Urantia Book holds the keys to our progress. We can no longer allow the book to languish in obscurity.
