
Quote spotlight . . .
"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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- Gratitude . . . gratefulness . . . great fullness . . . great fullness of life! 1 week ago
- Delightful completely quiet day. Need one of those every once in a while. Restorative. 2 weeks ago
- From Guide to Prayer, a bit of encouragement: "Thousands of years ago a devout person, tossed about by the storms... http://t.co/1QtnhRdp 2 weeks ago
Monthly Archives: March 2009
when someone who self-injures comes to you
What do you do when someone tells you they are self-injuring? Most just want you to be there to listen, but realize that more often than not, they may share their story gradually. They’ll test the waters, see if they … Continue reading
Posted in self-injury, teens, youth ministry
Tagged helping teens, self-injury, youth ministry
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how you know someone is self-injuring
Yesterday I spoke in a Youth Counseling class at William Jessup University. Part of what we talked about included the trends of self-injury and how those involved in youth organizations and ministries can best be aware of and help a teen … Continue reading
Posted in mentoring, self-injury, teens, Uncategorized, youth ministry
Tagged helping teens, self-injury, youth ministry
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you–a hope builder for the hurting teen
To offer hope to the hurting teen takes deep commitment, starting with what we do to be certain we have hope to give, the hope they need most. 1 Peter 3:15 says: “But in your hearts set apart Christ as Lord. … Continue reading
Posted in family, hope, mentoring, teens, youth ministry
Tagged hope, hurting and addicted teens, teens
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