Family Grace is a family support care group for families and spouses of those with a loved one dealing with depression, anxiety, and other mental health difficulty or disorders. The curriculum being used is created by The Grace Alliance and is Christ-centered, focused on providing both tools and community support. FamilyGrace is for family members of a loved one with mental health issues. It is not for the individual struggling with mental health issues. If you have a family member needing support, please contact [email protected] - Meetings are held at the Pelham Campus Children's Building - Meetings will begin on Tuesday, January 29 and meet every other week through the end of November. - Meetings are 6:30-8pm with childcare available - Registration is $25 and financial assistance is available. - Each week is a standalone topic so even if group members cannot make each week, they are encouraged to continue to come.
Find out more »Bridge, our premarital ministry, is a year-long community group designed to help engaged couples build a strong foundation for their marriage. Couples begin about five to six months before their wedding date and the community group continues for another six or seven months after the wedding. Our next Bridge kickoff event will take place on August 27 at 7:00pm at the Downtown campus. If you are interested in Bridge, please click the link to register
Find out more »Re|engage is a marriage ministry for all couples. Whether your marriage is in crisis, or you are looking to take your marriage from good to great, it is a safe place for couples to reconnect, and will offer hope and encouragement to marriages by helping couples move through stories of grace, teaching and small groups. Re|engage at the Powdersville campus is a semester based program from August 29 through December 19, 2019. The class is every Thursday from 6:30pm-8:30pm.
Find out more »DivorceCare is a support group that meets weekly. There are three key parts to the DivorceCare weekly experience: Video Seminars, Group Discussions, and a Personal Workbook. Each video seminar features dynamic teaching from top divorce recovery experts. After the video/teaching time, your small group will discuss the video content and issues faced by group members. Each small group is led by people who have been divorced and can relate to much of the pain, emotions, and challenges you are experiencing. Your personal workbook will help reinforce each topic throughout the rest of the week.
Find out more »GriefShare is a support group that meets weekly. There are three key parts to the GriefShare weekly experience: Video Seminars, Group Discussions, and a Personal Workbook. Each video seminar features dynamic teaching from top grief recovery experts. After the video/teaching time, your small group will discuss the video content and issues faced by group members. Each small group is led by people who have experienced grief in their lives and can relate to much of the pain, emotions, and challenges you are experiencing. Your personal workbook will help reinforce each topic throughout the rest of the week.
Find out more »DC4T is a program that helps teens process the feelings experienced after their parents divorce. This curriculum features facilitators who share your teen's experience, a small group consisting of peers from their own age group who are also processing these stressful life events, and age appropriate lessons and activities to help them explore their loss and God’s promises regarding comfort, healing, hope, and eternity.
Find out more »DC4K is a program that helps children process the feelings experienced after their parents divorce. This specialized curriculum features facilitators who share your child’s experience, a small group consisting of peers from their own age group who are also processing these stressful life events, and age appropriate lessons and activities to help them explore their loss and God’s promises regarding comfort, healing, hope, and eternity.
Find out more »When teens experience the death of a loved one life can feel chaotic, confusing, and unpredictable. SHIFT is a program aimed at helping teens understand their loss and navigate through the tangled ball of emotions they are encountering. This specialized focus of care features facilitators who share your teen's experience, a small group consisting of peers from their own age group who are also processing these stressful life events, and age appropriate lessons and activities to help them explore their loss and God’s promises regarding comfort, healing, hope, and eternity.
Find out more »When children experience the death of a loved one life can feel chaotic, confusing, and unpredictable. Kids Cope is a program aimed at helping children understand their loss and navigate through the tangled ball of emotions they are encountering. This specialized focus of care features facilitators who share your child’s experience, a small group consisting of peers from their own age group who are also processing these stressful life events, and age appropriate lessons and activities to help them explore their loss and God’s promises regarding comfort, healing, hope, and eternity.
Find out more »GriefShare is a support group that meets weekly. There are three key parts to the GriefShare weekly experience: Video Seminars, Group Discussions, and a Personal Workbook. Each video seminar features dynamic teaching from top grief recovery experts. After the video/teaching time, your small group will discuss the video content and issues faced by group members. Each small group is led by people who have experienced grief in their lives and can relate to much of the pain, emotions, and challenges you are experiencing. Your personal workbook will help reinforce each topic throughout the rest of the week.
Find out more »Re|engage is a marriage ministry for all couples, whether your marriage is in crisis or you are looking to take your marriage from good to great. It is a safe place for couples to reconnect and will offer hope and encouragement to marriages by helping couples move through stories of grace, teaching, and small groups. Re|engage meets every Monday evening at 6:30pm in the Student Center on the Pelham campus. Newcomers are welcome to join us the first Monday of each month.
Find out more »Family Grace is a family support care group for families and spouses of those with a loved one dealing with depression, anxiety, and other mental health difficulty or disorders. The curriculum being used is created by The Grace Alliance and is Christ-centered, focused on providing both tools and community support. FamilyGrace is for family members of a loved one with mental health issues. It is not for the individual struggling with mental health issues. If you have a family member needing support, please contact [email protected] - Meetings are held at the Pelham Campus Children's Building - Meetings will begin on Tuesday, January 29 and meet every other week through the end of November. - Meetings are 6:30-8pm with childcare available - Registration is $25 and financial assistance is available. - Each week is a standalone topic so even if group members cannot make each week, they are encouraged to continue to come.
Find out more »DivorceCare is a support group that meets weekly. There are three key parts to the DivorceCare weekly experience: Video Seminars, Group Discussions, and a Personal Workbook. Each video seminar features dynamic teaching from top divorce recovery experts. After the video/teaching time, your small group will discuss the video content and issues faced by group members. Each small group is led by people who have been divorced and can relate to much of the pain, emotions, and challenges you are experiencing. Your personal workbook will help reinforce each topic throughout the rest of the week.
Find out more »GriefShare is a support group that meets weekly. There are three key parts to the GriefShare weekly experience: Video Seminars, Group Discussions, and a Personal Workbook. Each video seminar features dynamic teaching from top grief recovery experts. After the video/teaching time, your small group will discuss the video content and issues faced by group members. Each small group is led by people who have experienced grief in their lives and can relate to much of the pain, emotions, and challenges you are experiencing. Your personal workbook will help reinforce each topic throughout the rest of the week.
Find out more »DC4T is a program that helps teens process the feelings experienced after their parents divorce. This curriculum features facilitators who share your teen's experience, a small group consisting of peers from their own age group who are also processing these stressful life events, and age appropriate lessons and activities to help them explore their loss and God’s promises regarding comfort, healing, hope, and eternity.
Find out more »DC4K is a program that helps children process the feelings experienced after their parents divorce. This specialized curriculum features facilitators who share your child’s experience, a small group consisting of peers from their own age group who are also processing these stressful life events, and age appropriate lessons and activities to help them explore their loss and God’s promises regarding comfort, healing, hope, and eternity.
Find out more »When teens experience the death of a loved one life can feel chaotic, confusing, and unpredictable. SHIFT is a program aimed at helping teens understand their loss and navigate through the tangled ball of emotions they are encountering. This specialized focus of care features facilitators who share your teen's experience, a small group consisting of peers from their own age group who are also processing these stressful life events, and age appropriate lessons and activities to help them explore their loss and God’s promises regarding comfort, healing, hope, and eternity.
Find out more »When children experience the death of a loved one life can feel chaotic, confusing, and unpredictable. Kids Cope is a program aimed at helping children understand their loss and navigate through the tangled ball of emotions they are encountering. This specialized focus of care features facilitators who share your child’s experience, a small group consisting of peers from their own age group who are also processing these stressful life events, and age appropriate lessons and activities to help them explore their loss and God’s promises regarding comfort, healing, hope, and eternity.
Find out more »GriefShare is a support group that meets weekly. There are three key parts to the GriefShare weekly experience: Video Seminars, Group Discussions, and a Personal Workbook. Each video seminar features dynamic teaching from top grief recovery experts. After the video/teaching time, your small group will discuss the video content and issues faced by group members. Each small group is led by people who have experienced grief in their lives and can relate to much of the pain, emotions, and challenges you are experiencing. Your personal workbook will help reinforce each topic throughout the rest of the week.
Find out more »DivorceCare is a support group that meets weekly. There are three key parts to the DivorceCare weekly experience: Video Seminars, Group Discussions, and a Personal Workbook. Each video seminar features dynamic teaching from top divorce recovery experts. After the video/teaching time, your small group will discuss the video content and issues faced by group members. Each small group is led by people who have been divorced and can relate to much of the pain, emotions, and challenges you are experiencing. Your personal workbook will help reinforce each topic throughout the rest of the week.
Find out more »GriefShare is a support group that meets weekly. There are three key parts to the GriefShare weekly experience: Video Seminars, Group Discussions, and a Personal Workbook. Each video seminar features dynamic teaching from top grief recovery experts. After the video/teaching time, your small group will discuss the video content and issues faced by group members. Each small group is led by people who have experienced grief in their lives and can relate to much of the pain, emotions, and challenges you are experiencing. Your personal workbook will help reinforce each topic throughout the rest of the week.
Find out more »DC4T is a program that helps teens process the feelings experienced after their parents divorce. This curriculum features facilitators who share your teen's experience, a small group consisting of peers from their own age group who are also processing these stressful life events, and age appropriate lessons and activities to help them explore their loss and God’s promises regarding comfort, healing, hope, and eternity.
Find out more »DC4K is a program that helps children process the feelings experienced after their parents divorce. This specialized curriculum features facilitators who share your child’s experience, a small group consisting of peers from their own age group who are also processing these stressful life events, and age appropriate lessons and activities to help them explore their loss and God’s promises regarding comfort, healing, hope, and eternity.
Find out more »When teens experience the death of a loved one life can feel chaotic, confusing, and unpredictable. SHIFT is a program aimed at helping teens understand their loss and navigate through the tangled ball of emotions they are encountering. This specialized focus of care features facilitators who share your teen's experience, a small group consisting of peers from their own age group who are also processing these stressful life events, and age appropriate lessons and activities to help them explore their loss and God’s promises regarding comfort, healing, hope, and eternity.
Find out more »When children experience the death of a loved one life can feel chaotic, confusing, and unpredictable. Kids Cope is a program aimed at helping children understand their loss and navigate through the tangled ball of emotions they are encountering. This specialized focus of care features facilitators who share your child’s experience, a small group consisting of peers from their own age group who are also processing these stressful life events, and age appropriate lessons and activities to help them explore their loss and God’s promises regarding comfort, healing, hope, and eternity.
Find out more »GriefShare is a support group that meets weekly. There are three key parts to the GriefShare weekly experience: Video Seminars, Group Discussions, and a Personal Workbook. Each video seminar features dynamic teaching from top grief recovery experts. After the video/teaching time, your small group will discuss the video content and issues faced by group members. Each small group is led by people who have experienced grief in their lives and can relate to much of the pain, emotions, and challenges you are experiencing. Your personal workbook will help reinforce each topic throughout the rest of the week.
Find out more »Family Grace is a family support care group for families and spouses of those with a loved one dealing with depression, anxiety, and other mental health difficulty or disorders. The curriculum being used is created by The Grace Alliance and is Christ-centered, focused on providing both tools and community support. FamilyGrace is for family members of a loved one with mental health issues. It is not for the individual struggling with mental health issues. If you have a family member needing support, please contact [email protected] - Meetings are held at the Pelham Campus Children's Building - Meetings will begin on Tuesday, January 29 and meet every other week through the end of November. - Meetings are 6:30-8pm with childcare available - Registration is $25 and financial assistance is available. - Each week is a standalone topic so even if group members cannot make each week, they are encouraged to continue to come.
Find out more »DivorceCare is a support group that meets weekly. There are three key parts to the DivorceCare weekly experience: Video Seminars, Group Discussions, and a Personal Workbook. Each video seminar features dynamic teaching from top divorce recovery experts. After the video/teaching time, your small group will discuss the video content and issues faced by group members. Each small group is led by people who have been divorced and can relate to much of the pain, emotions, and challenges you are experiencing. Your personal workbook will help reinforce each topic throughout the rest of the week.
Find out more »GriefShare is a support group that meets weekly. There are three key parts to the GriefShare weekly experience: Video Seminars, Group Discussions, and a Personal Workbook. Each video seminar features dynamic teaching from top grief recovery experts. After the video/teaching time, your small group will discuss the video content and issues faced by group members. Each small group is led by people who have experienced grief in their lives and can relate to much of the pain, emotions, and challenges you are experiencing. Your personal workbook will help reinforce each topic throughout the rest of the week.
Find out more »DC4T is a program that helps teens process the feelings experienced after their parents divorce. This curriculum features facilitators who share your teen's experience, a small group consisting of peers from their own age group who are also processing these stressful life events, and age appropriate lessons and activities to help them explore their loss and God’s promises regarding comfort, healing, hope, and eternity.
Find out more »DC4K is a program that helps children process the feelings experienced after their parents divorce. This specialized curriculum features facilitators who share your child’s experience, a small group consisting of peers from their own age group who are also processing these stressful life events, and age appropriate lessons and activities to help them explore their loss and God’s promises regarding comfort, healing, hope, and eternity.
Find out more »When teens experience the death of a loved one life can feel chaotic, confusing, and unpredictable. SHIFT is a program aimed at helping teens understand their loss and navigate through the tangled ball of emotions they are encountering. This specialized focus of care features facilitators who share your teen's experience, a small group consisting of peers from their own age group who are also processing these stressful life events, and age appropriate lessons and activities to help them explore their loss and God’s promises regarding comfort, healing, hope, and eternity.
Find out more »When children experience the death of a loved one life can feel chaotic, confusing, and unpredictable. Kids Cope is a program aimed at helping children understand their loss and navigate through the tangled ball of emotions they are encountering. This specialized focus of care features facilitators who share your child’s experience, a small group consisting of peers from their own age group who are also processing these stressful life events, and age appropriate lessons and activities to help them explore their loss and God’s promises regarding comfort, healing, hope, and eternity.
Find out more »GriefShare is a support group that meets weekly. There are three key parts to the GriefShare weekly experience: Video Seminars, Group Discussions, and a Personal Workbook. Each video seminar features dynamic teaching from top grief recovery experts. After the video/teaching time, your small group will discuss the video content and issues faced by group members. Each small group is led by people who have experienced grief in their lives and can relate to much of the pain, emotions, and challenges you are experiencing. Your personal workbook will help reinforce each topic throughout the rest of the week.
Find out more »Re|engage is a marriage ministry for all couples, whether your marriage is in crisis or you are looking to take your marriage from good to great. It is a safe place for couples to reconnect and will offer hope and encouragement to marriages by helping couples move through stories of grace, teaching, and small groups. Re|engage meets every Monday evening at 6:30pm in the Student Center on the Pelham campus. Newcomers are welcome to join us the first Monday of each month.
Find out more »Family Grace is a family support care group for families and spouses of those with a loved one dealing with depression, anxiety, and other mental health difficulty or disorders. The curriculum being used is created by The Grace Alliance and is Christ-centered, focused on providing both tools and community support. FamilyGrace is for family members of a loved one with mental health issues. It is not for the individual struggling with mental health issues. If you have a family member needing support, please contact [email protected] - Meetings are held at the Pelham Campus Children's Building - Meetings will begin on Tuesday, January 29 and meet every other week through the end of November. - Meetings are 6:30-8pm with childcare available - Registration is $25 and financial assistance is available. - Each week is a standalone topic so even if group members cannot make each week, they are encouraged to continue to come.
Find out more »Single Parent Fall Festival at Fisher's Orchard Saturday, October 19th. Join us for maze, wagon rides, pumpkins, apples and lots more! Pumpkins, apples, and ciders are available. Pack a picnic lunch. Family mini sessions will be available with local photographers.
Find out more »Family Grace is a family support care group for families and spouses of those with a loved one dealing with depression, anxiety, and other mental health difficulty or disorders. The curriculum being used is created by The Grace Alliance and is Christ-centered, focused on providing both tools and community support. FamilyGrace is for family members of a loved one with mental health issues. It is not for the individual struggling with mental health issues. If you have a family member needing support, please contact [email protected] - Meetings are held at the Pelham Campus Children's Building - Meetings will begin on Tuesday, January 29 and meet every other week through the end of November. - Meetings are 6:30-8pm with childcare available - Registration is $25 and financial assistance is available. - Each week is a standalone topic so even if group members cannot make each week, they are encouraged to continue to come.
Find out more »Join us as we serve alongside Hunger Corps in Puerto Rico to assist in building and restoring homes for victims of Hurricane Maria. This trip is family friendly, and is open to minors aged 16 and older when accompanied by an adult. Work projects during the week will be primarily construction based, but no experience is necessary. The trip cost is $1,000. The price includes lodging, transportation, airfare, and all meals while in-country.
Find out more »Family Grace is a family support care group for families and spouses of those with a loved one dealing with depression, anxiety, and other mental health difficulty or disorders. The curriculum being used is created by The Grace Alliance and is Christ-centered, focused on providing both tools and community support. FamilyGrace is for family members of a loved one with mental health issues. It is not for the individual struggling with mental health issues. If you have a family member needing support, please contact [email protected] - Meetings are held at the Pelham Campus Children's Building - Meetings will begin on Tuesday, January 29 and meet every other week through the end of November. - Meetings are 6:30-8pm with childcare available - Registration is $25 and financial assistance is available. - Each week is a standalone topic so even if group members cannot make each week, they are encouraged to continue to come.
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