QC Celebrate Recovery-Philippines

QC-Celebrate Recovery. . . . signing off. .

But we are still open to invitation to do Celebrate Recovery Leadership Training, Retreats using Life's Healing Choices, Pastors Recovery SS, and LHC Small Groups.

Always,
-Your CR Forever Family

Hear from our host tonight about Growing Up in an Alcoholic or otherwise Dysfunctional Home

Let us continue to talk about grief through the Grief Recovery Handbook, focusing on the unique journey of losing a father or parent. 📘💙 In "Everyone is a Child," we'll explore universal experiences of grief, share insights from the handbook, and discuss nurturing and healing our inner child. Through our Higher Power Jesus Christ we can be honest and process our relationship with our pain, loss and grieving. 🤝💖

QCCR 11.09.23

THE SILENT GRIEF OF INFANT LOSS AND INFERTILITY
"Motherhood or parenthood and loss are two things that should not go together. Yet most of us either have experienced or know someone who has experienced infertility, a miscarriage, infant loss, or postpartum anxiety and depression."

Selecting the right starting point for your healing journey is crucial. Instead of beginning with recent pains, consider revisiting foundational relationships etched in your conscious memory. Whether it's the absence of a parent during your early years or hidden complexities, understanding these roots can profoundly impact your healing process. Explore hidden choices, reevaluate relationships, and gain clarity. It's your choice, but starting with your earliest relationships can pave the way for comprehensive healing. Join us for a transformative discussion on the power of choice in healing!

Have you ever felt utterly stuck, lost in the depths of grief, with no idea how to move forward?
Loss is an inescapable part of life. Grief, or bereavement, is a natural process that takes place when the person is faced with the loss of something important to them. In some circumstances, grief can become 'complicated’. The loss process can become stuck, sometimes for years, even decades.
However, in our journey through grief, remember that Christ is not just an observer but a participant in your healing.