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"I confess that I hunger to be eager for life, to be fully human . . . I confess a belief in the existence of ways of being, knowing, feeling, thinking, imagining, and doing that promotes a fullness of life and humanity, and I confess a belief in the existence of ways that do not."
--Charlie Peacock, New Way to Be Human
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Monthly Archives: September 2007
Rosie O’Donnell’s Self-Injury—Compassion as a Response
It turns out that Rosie’s new book, Celebrity Detox, is about a lot more than her angst about her reentry into television and her rocky relationship with Barbara Walters on The View. This morning, Fox News reported that as a child she used to break her … Continue reading
Posted in Christianity, Rosie O'Donnell, self-injury
Tagged family awareness, make a difference, self-injury, youth ministry awareness
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self-injury—helping—part 2
Recently I offered a workshop in my community on self-injury awareness. We considered the ways friends, mentors, youth pastors, and family members can come alongside and help. We talked about how important our responses are to those who are self-harming … Continue reading
Posted in Christianity, faith, families, self-injury, teens, young adults, youth workers
Tagged family awareness, make a difference, self-injury, youth ministry awareness
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self-injury–helping someone who is wounded and struggling–part 1
Jackie sat in the dark for a few moments before she reached over and flipped on the light switch. U-shaped marks covered her arms. She counted them. In just five minutes she had inflicted twenty-one burns . . . Burning … Continue reading
Posted in Christianity, faith, families, self-injury, teens, young adults, youth workers
Tagged family awareness, make a difference, self-injury, youth ministry awareness
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