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A conversation on navigating grief and loss during the holidays with guest panelists Robert Thomas and Gina Lissone

Grief-Corner

January 17, 2026

It’s the Most Difficult Time of the Year.

Opening Scripture: Ecclesiastes 3:1– To everything there is a season, a time for every purpose under heaven Reflection: Trina Paulus’s children’s book, “Hope for the Flowers” tells of a caterpillar seeking morefrom life. Guided by an older caterpillar, it learns that every caterpillar has the potentialto become a butterfly. The transformation requires letting go of […]

Faith-Corner

January 17, 2026

Hope for the Flowers

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Opening Scripture: Isaiah 26: 3– You will keep him in perfect peace, whose mind is stayed on You, because he trusts in You Reflection– There is a childbirth technique known as the Lamaze method that continues to be usedtoday. In this approach, women in labor, with the support of their partners, are guided toengage in […]

Faith-Corner

December 19, 2025

Navigating the Holiday Season After Loss

This verse offers reassurance that no one experiencing deep sorrow or despair isalone. God is right there, ready to provide comfort, healing, and hope. It is also a call totrust God as he promises to actively intervene and save and restore those who feelbroken or defeated in spirit.  This scripture encourages us to be honest and […]

Faith-Corner

October 11, 2025

When God Draws Close

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Healing through words, one page at a time It’s funny how we evolve. I started journaling in college, mostly pouring my heart out after breakups or hurt feelings—writing was how I handled pain. Recently, I went back through those old journals. Some entries still carried the sting. Others stood as reminders. And a few made […]

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October 11, 2025

When the Pages Went Quiet

Finding God’s renewal in the midst of sorrow One might think that this five-letter word carries only one meaning, but it is as complex as it is simple. Fresh can mean unspoiled, as in a fresh loaf of bread. It can mean clean and crisp, like a fresh set of sheets. It can even describe […]

Faith-Corner

September 25, 2025

Fresh

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An honest reflection on grief, loss, and the long invisible waiting that follows When someone you love dies, the world shifts in an instant. Nothing feels steady, and the waiting that follows can be just as painful as the loss itself. This is a glimpse into my own waiting room of grief, and what helped […]

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September 25, 2025

When Grief Feels Like a Waiting Room

Moving Through with God’s Presence Scripture“When you pass through the waters, I will be with you; and when you pass through the rivers, they will not sweep over you.” —Isaiah 43:2 (NIV) ReflectionLoss is common to most; the loss of a job, a limb, the loss of a pet or the loss of a loved […]

Faith-Corner

September 18, 2025

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Sometimes “I can’t” just means “I haven’t yet.” One of the first thoughts I had early in my grief was, What will I do now? The answers that echoed back were heavy and absolute: I can’t do anything anymore. My whole world ended. I will be sad forever. There is no more hope… nothing is […]

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September 18, 2025

Just Because You Haven’t Done It, Doesn’t Mean You Can’t

Psalm 46:1 – God is our refuge and strength, an ever-present helpin trouble. Reflection Life’s challenges: Everyone encounters challenges in life at some point. One of myfavorite pastors shared this thought “the battles we face on earth are the remnants ofthose already fought in heaven.” Ponder on this. This verse reminds us that no matterwhat […]

Faith-Corner

September 15, 2025

God’s Presence: Our Shelter and Strength

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