“Changes That Heal”

Sometimes we reach a point in our lives where we no longer define our lives the way we used to.  The circumstances that defined us have changed as well and we know that we have changed, we’re different - not who we were, but not sure who we’re supposed to be - and we are ready to re-invent ourselves.  What does it look like though, to re-invent our lives according to the Word of God?  Does He support our “re-invention”?  Where do we start?  How do we get where we’re supposed to be without stumbling over (or getting stuck at) the same obstacles that have tripped us up repeatedly through life; behavior characteristics, traumatic events, thought processes and patterns or relational difficulties?

Changes That Heal, taught by Lorrie Fulton, provides a safe, accepting environment where you can set out on this journey of transformation, find healing from the influences that your past experiences continue to have on your present life, and begin changing into the woman God designed you to become.

The Changes That Heal class will begin in the Fall. Watch this page and your bulletin for the date!

For more information or to sign up, please contact Lorrie at 503-829-5101 or by email.

“The Sister Act: to support single women in their relationship with Christ.”

Join us for a new Bible study for women who are single (by choice or not) titled
“Espresso  for a Woman’s Spirit”, authored by Pam Vredevelt.

Is your personal cup drained to it’s last drop of energy? Are you facing too many deadlines at work & laundry piles at home? Does your soul need to be recharged and your faith rekindled…in five minutes or less?
If so, it’s time to settle into a cozy corner & fill up with “Espresso for a Woman’s Spirit”. Pam Vredevelt’s compelling stories will give you a shot of hope…the Spirit-filled java jolt every woman needs to warm her heart, refresh her mind, and tickle her funny bone.

This class in on break for the summer.  Check back in the Fall for dates and times of classes.

This study meets in a home. Please contact Lauri Burns at 503-312-9462 or by email.