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Care Night
Fall Series

Tuesday Evenings
Oct 15 – Nov 19

5:30 Dinner | 6:30 Worship | 6:45 Classes
We are made for more than our grief, our hurts, and our shame. God has more for us!  This is for you!

The vision of Care Night is to offer a place where we can all come, just as we are, and find comfort and rest in the presence of those around us who walk beside us. We live into this vision by offering a safe place each week where we can come together and be fed, physically, emotionally, and spiritually. Through gifts of food, worship, and guidance, we begin the journey towards healing. We live into the truth that we are not alone. Everyone is welcome!

Important Notes
  • Registration is required as classes will be limited in size.
  • Dining and some classes available outside, weather permitting. Enjoy fall with us!
  • Childcare is available, infant – 5th grade. Children in grades 3rd – 5th will attend Care Night for Kids.

Classes This Series – 6 Week Sessions

Classes led by licensed counselors, therapists, spiritual directors, or trained facilitators.

Made for More: Exploring “The Soul of Shame” by Curt Thompson
Led by Neil Sharpe, LMFT
Join us for a transformative journey through Curt Thompson’s book, The Soul of Shame: Retelling the Stories We Believe About Ourselves. This group offers a safe and supportive space to reflect on personal experiences, share insights, and engage in meaningful conversations. Through guided discussions, we’ll explore practical steps to confront and heal from shame, fostering vulnerability, authenticity, and deeper relational connections. Whether you’re new to this topic or seeking to deepen your understanding, this group is open to all who are interested in growing together on the path to wholeness and spiritual renewal.”

Finding Meaning in Grief
Led by Allison Vines, Director of Care
When you experience grief, your world can feel overwhelming. It can be difficult to imagine a future. You feel lost and hopeless. This class will use David Kessler’s book, Finding Meaning in Grief, to explore and begin to understand our unique and personal experiences with grief as we work through loss, releasing hurt and learning to grieve with more love than pain…because love never dies.

Understanding Addiction
Led by Jacob Dye, LPC/MHSP
This class will take a deep look into understanding what addiction is, the biology of addiction, the emotional path of addiction and resources towards recovery for both the addict and the loved one.

Practicing the Way: The Practice of Solitude
Led by Pastor Mark Youngman
Distraction. We all feel it. We’re bombarded by noise like never before. Jesus has an invitation for us: Step away from it all to be alone with him, for the sake of our souls and the sake of others. Selecting this class will register you for the Care Night session of Practicing the Way on Tuesday evenings starting Oct 15. Registration for the Monday night session starting Sep 9 is closed.

Better at Being Married
Led by Ron and Sandy Joyner
Couples often underestimate the importance of their personal beliefs and how these affect our marriages. This class is about helping couples understand the importance of their personal beliefs and offering tools for discovering why spouses relate to one another the way that they do and tools for ways to relate in ways that are better and healthier.

Better at Dating (Students 6th – 12th)
Led by Rachel Armstrong, Director of Students & Student Leaders
What wisdom does God have to offer us as middle/high school students when it comes to topics like dating, romance, and sex? Join this group to consider how we can be Better at Dating when we trust God’s plan for us. We will be talking about sensitive topics in an age-appropriate way. Reach out to Rachel Armstrong for more details.

Care Night for Kids (3rd – 5th Grade)
Led by Christin Christman, Guidance Counselor
I know who I am ‘cause I know Who you are. Learning who we are and who God is in our lives.

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