
Getting Through the Holidays
Envision a Yule log burning in a fireplace, a brightly decorated Christmas tree, and children still in their pajamas happily tearing open their presents. A

Envision a Yule log burning in a fireplace, a brightly decorated Christmas tree, and children still in their pajamas happily tearing open their presents. A

Advent is a season of waiting—waiting for Christ to come, waiting for light to break into darkness, waiting for healing and restoration. For many who

As Thanksgiving approaches, we often hear reminders to “be thankful” and to “count our blessings.” For many, this season is filled with warmth, family gatherings,

I am so grateful for the heritage I have, as a child born to Christian parents, with a legacy of faith back through generations. I

After my wife received her mental health diagnosis, things got worse before they got better. Doctor visits were a bit of an issue for us,

One could make a case that of all our emotions, grief and loss might be the most perplexing of all to cope with. And when

A week and a half ago, I left a doctor’s appointment feeling very upset. I hurried to my car, so that no one could see

I’ve been asked to write some blogs for Fresh Hope for Mental Health. For anyone who doesn’t know, Fresh Hope for Mental Health offers peer-led

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