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Lean On Me

May 11, 2020 By Bob Griggs

Late on a Friday afternoon a few weeks ago, I joined in a community sing. Neighbors of all ages, socially distanced across front yards on both sides of the street, sang along to a pick-up band. The band started with songs for the children in audience. It’s been a long time since I’ve sung “The […]

Filed Under: Community, COVID-19, Recovery, Support Tagged With: Community, depression, Lean on Me, Mental Health Network, Singing, UCC, United Church of Christ

Walking

May 4, 2020 By Hannah Campbell Gustafson

A recent lectionary text that has been sticking with me was Luke 24:13-35. The story told includes two people walking from Jerusalem to Emmaus, which we are told is a distance of about 7 miles. As they are walking and talking, Jesus joins them, though they don’t realize it is Jesus. When they reach Emmaus, […]

Filed Under: COVID-19, Healthy Living Tagged With: Conversation, COVID-19, Exercise, Mental Health Network, Sun, UCC, United Church of Christ, walking

Living into the Gifts

April 27, 2020 By Elizabeth O'Sullivan

As individuals and as a community, the pandemic may call us to draw upon strengths that we don’t use every day. In days like this, we can’t forget the atypical gifts and vulnerabilities of those of us living with mental illness, addiction or other brain conditions. Of course living with these conditions makes us more […]

Filed Under: Community, COVID-19, Support Tagged With: Coronavirus, Gifts, isolation, Mental Health Network, Pandemic, UCC, United Church of Christ, Vulnerabilities

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