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Please share my information with any friends or family that could benefit from Grief Coaching. Grief Coaching moves beyond death events (loved one, friend, or pet), and incorporates physical and emotional/mental challenges or diagnoses, loss of relationships (friendships, end of a marriage), loss of a beloved job or career, or any type of life transitionContinue reading “Certified Grief Coach”

Come join us at the Pueblo West Civic Center Park Pavilion this Tuesday, July 30, 9-11 am.

The book of Colossians is a beautiful exhortation written to the church in Colossae by the apostle Paul. Paul sends greetings to this church and mentions several believers in chapter four, including those who had been actively working with him while he was in prison. Paul also  directly urges Archippus to “See to it that youContinue reading “Moving toward Spiritual Purpose”

Much has been written about the cyclical nature of life. Some approach life changes as an evolution, others through stages or seasons. Regardless of the paradigm, change is not only inevitable, but challenging. Change is often uncomfortable and requires one to let go of what is in the present to move forward toward the future.Continue reading “Seasons of Change”

After the presents are unwrapped and the celebrations cease, is the giving finished for another eleven months? How does giving influence our lives and the lives of others? Is generosity a 365-days a year behavior? How does generosity change one’s life? The daily devotion for today that popped up on my phone was 2 CorinthiansContinue reading “Is Giving Only for Christmas?”

Today I can’t help but think of the racing thoughts that went through Moses’ mind and the range of emotions he experienced when God called him to tell Pharaoh to free the Israelites from their captivity. God specifically said He would be with Moses. Nonetheless, Moses offered the Lord several reasons why he thought heContinue reading “Who? Me?”

Hopelessness affects most people at some point in their lives. Often this phenomenon is situational and short lived, although sometimes hopelessness is a symptom of depression or even a clinically diagnosable disorder. Hopelessness may be identified as a sense of emptiness, withdrawl from family and friends or other aspects of previous involvement or enjoyment, feelingsContinue reading “Empowered by Hope”