After receiving a diagnosis for your child, it’s crucial to seek professional guidance and support. Learn how to navigate the process and access the resources you need to support your child’s well-being and development.
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As we progress through the Lenten season, may we take the time reflect on our support system. It is essential for parents and caregivers of neurodivergent, disabled, and special needs children to recognize the importance of finding support and community along the way. Parenting a neurodivergent, disabled or special needs child can sometimes feel like
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Explore the divine perspective on healthcare through the lens of faith in Jehovah Rapha, the Lord our healer. Uncover the scriptural foundations that reveal healthcare as an extension of God’s mercy. Discover how faith intertwines with medical wisdom, believing in divine healing. Join us on a journey where physical well-being meets spiritual truth, guided by warm insights and scriptural references. Your body is a temple, and healthcare is a manifestation of God’s loving-kindness. Embrace the synergy of faith, healing, and healthcare for a holistic approach to well-being.
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A Look into Mental Health on World Mental Health Day In a world that increasingly acknowledges mental health as a fundamental human right, World Mental Health Day holds immense significance. It’s a day to reflect on the state of mental well-being globally, advocating for a world where mental health is safeguarded, protected, and prioritized. Mental
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Explore the concept of dual intents, where God turns evil into good, as inspired by scripture. Discover how personal experiences and the belief that God intended our good all along can reshape our understanding of challenges. This blog post reflects on the power of scriptural messages and provides insights into finding meaning and purpose in the face of adversity.
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In moments of darkness or uncertainty, it can be easy to feel like God is distant or even silent. However, the story of Jesus’ crucifixion reminds us that we are not alone, and that even in the midst of suffering and silence, there is always hope to be found. This blog post explores the lessons we can learn from Jesus’ crucifixion, and offers practical tips for navigating the challenges of faith when God seems absent. Whether you’re struggling with unanswered prayers or simply feeling disconnected from God, this post will help you find comfort, hope, and renewed faith in the midst of silence.
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Reflections on Jesus’ Crucifixion The crucifixion of Jesus is the cornerstone of the Christian faith, a moment in history that changed the course of human history. Jesus’ death on the cross was not just a tragic event but a powerful demonstration of God’s love for humanity. Through Jesus’ death and resurrection, He conquered sin and
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I am not a fan of watching television, neither am I fond of watching series nor movies, somehow it pales in excitement to me when compared to activities I enjoy such as reading. In spite of my reservations towards watching television, there is a series that has so caught my attention that I watched them
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Welcome, welcome, welcome to the year 2023! We survived! Hallelujah! The past few years have been nothing short of a rollercoaster ride, in my opinion. We have been through a pandemic and just when we thought it was over, then there comes a new outbreak. There have been wars, some of us were so on
As the year 2022 ends, I hope we spend some time in reflection. Reflection is a valuable practice, we are able to look back at our experiences with our knowledge base and create or improve our plan of action going forward. How was our year overall? What were the high points and the low points?
