Category: Fresh Hope for Mental Health

By Peggy Rice  It was a tough morning. The computer project I was working on was not working the way it should, and I was

By: Stan Popovich Do you know a friend or loved one who suffers from fear, anxiety, and depression and do not know what to do

By Scott Box When Bipolar disorder broke my understanding of Jesus: I had been a Christian all my life. But as I entered my thirties

Mike Jacquart Tracing your genealogy is interesting. In my own case, I learned I’m not part-Irish as I thought for many years but part-Scottish, and

Mike Jacquart “Have a holly, jolly Christmas,” sings Burl Ives. Happy carolers belt out, “Joy to the World’ at the top of their lungs. “Ho,

by Peggy Rice The first time I walked into peer support group for people who struggled with depression, I immediately felt safe.  The group at

By Stan Popovich Many people underestimate the impact that mental illness can have on an individual or family. It can be difficult to admit that

Mike Jacquart “When we fail to notice the positive, our brains naturally emphasize the negative.” I ran across this statement in an article in Time magazine. I

By Scott Box Yesterday during church, the microphone in front of the kick drum fell off the stage. I want to be clear: the microphone