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Disability Concerns, Mental Health
 On Psychosomatic Disorders
by Michèle Gyselinck
Many people assume that when we say a disease has a psychosomatic cause, it means the disease is imaginary. Not so.
Faith Nurture  Words from the Cross: A Bible Study Podcast Series for Lent by Courtney Jacob Join us during Lent in preparing our hearts for Easter by examining the meaning of Jesus Christ's words from the cross. Biblical Justice, Indigenous Justice, Racial Reconciliation  Bears and Answered Prayers in the Golden State by Viviana E Cornejo A team of facilitators met this past fall for a Race Relations learning retreat in Sierra Madre, CA. They prayed together, grew together, and explored the history of Native Americans in California. Community Engagement  De-Colonizing Social Services: Aurora Commons, a Neighborhood Living Room by Lisa Etter-Carlson For the majority of their day, people experiencing homelessness are not welcomed anywhere. They are ignored, abused. Here at the Commons, we are trying to change that. Coffee Break, Leaders, Small Groups  New Content Coordinator for Coffee Break, Timothy, and Educational Care by Coffee Break Ministries Gillian Ferwarda recently joined the Raise Up team as the Content Coordinator. She is a gifted writer and lover of language. Welcome Gillian! Coffee Break, Global, Small Groups  Juan Sierra Joins Coffee Break Team by Coffee Break Ministries We welcome Juan Sierra as the new Coffee Break (CB) and Discover Your Bible (DYB) Program Manager. Hear some of his story and say hello! Deacons, Community Engagement  WITH! A Powerful Word for Community by Jodi Koeman What would our churches look like if we intentionally worked WITH our communities? This is a key question I asked myself after becoming the new Church with Community Coordinator. Faith Nurture, Pastors  Without Guile by Steve Mathonnet-VanderWell My aim is not to sound filled with guile. My aim is to speak to the "real world," to avoid sounding frothy and shallow. Can that be done without a fair bit of guile?
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