by April Bordeau | Aug 20, 2020 | Newsletters
Looking for valuable information about mental health? Want to share the Care to Change team’s knowledge with your congregation? Looking for practical solutions for positive change to listen to while you’re doing your workout routine? We’re about to launch the Care to...
by April Bordeau | Aug 20, 2020 | Newsletters
As a longtime pastor, I know there are times when it’s difficult to address a congregant’s needs as quickly as they want. I’ve also learned that may people who think they need a great deal of help really just need a quick dose of common sense. Wouldn’t it be great if...
by April Bordeau | Aug 20, 2020 | Newsletters
September is National Suicide Prevention Month, and Care to Change is calling attention to this important issue with a variety of activities. We’d especially like to invite you to our Suicide Prevention Breakfast on September 16th at 8:30-10:30am at the Washington...
by Jared Jones | Aug 20, 2020 | Newsletters
It’s too early to tell whether the coronavirus will actually lead to some sort of “new normal,” but there is one thing we can confidently predict. The impact the disease has had on our society is going to increase the number of people who die by suicide. No church,...
by Sarah Barksdale | Aug 20, 2020 | Newsletters
One thing that has made treating the novel coronavirus so challenging for medical professionals is the wise range of symptoms patients are reporting. Beyond the flu-like symptoms that we first associated with the disease, people have experienced everything from fevers...
by April Bordeau | Aug 20, 2020 | Newsletters
Pastors are accustomed to being approached by church members for help with personal problems. Typically, that involves marital discord, addiction, pornography, parenting issues, dealing with grief, or struggling with one’s own faith. Seminary and real-world experience...
