Grieving stinks. Any way you look at it, mourning the loss of dreams and trust and the faithfulness of your husband and whatever else you have lost, is not fun... we talked about the need to grieve in order to heal. If you have committed yourself to … [Read more...]
At this time of year, non-profits focus a lot of attention to the benevolence and generosity of its supporters and donor partners. When it comes to being generous, we have some of the most dedicated supporters that make it possible for us to … [Read more...]
The Christmas holidays are one of the toughest times for our clients in the Trek Program, along with their spouses and family members who are apart from them during this usually festive time. Others we minister to in Walking Free and Journey may also … [Read more...]
A key part of my story is that, unfortunately, but I’m learning not surprisingly, the response from some of our friends and people in church was hurtful and compounded my trauma. It’s a hard thing to just sit with someone in their pain. And that can … [Read more...]
Many people equate surrender with giving up. This definition seems logical enough, but when it comes to recovery, giving up usually means giving in to the desires that control us. Think about it this way: You’ve probably seen a car chase on TV in … [Read more...]
