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TRCC Warming Center Join us at our Warming Center. We open on November 1st, offering a safe, warm space from 6 PM to 9 AM when temperatures drop to 40°F or below.

Stay warm with us, and enjoy hot meals and shelter during the coldest nights!

10/23/2026

When I am making a shared decision with others, I tap into Spirit for the qualities I need. I call forth patience, humility, and understanding so that I may listen carefully and share my thoughts clearly and honestly.

Accepting that my view may not prevail, I honor the group’s decision, whether it’s a political election, a community planning session, or simply selecting a restaurant with a group of friends. In remaining open and flexible, I am an agent of harmony in the world.

As I express my thoughts and preferences without argument or strife, I build a resource of inner harmony that helps me live in cooperation with others.

Above all, clothe yourselves with love, which binds everything together in perfect harmony.—Colossians 3:14

10/22/2026

I will not experience a world at peace until I know peace in my own heart and mind. I embrace my part in creating a peaceful world by being mindful of how I respond to various circumstances. Do I feel self-­righteous or indignant at what I hear in the news? Do I become defensive when I perceive a personal attack? Am I holding on to bitterness or resentment?

If I uncover inner discord, I do not judge myself harshly; rather, I choose differently. I choose peacefulness. Through the harmonizing power of Divine Love—both in and all around me—I enfold my experiences in acceptance and compassion. I am serene as I radiate peace and harmony in the world.

Let the peace of Christ rule in your hearts, to which indeed you were called in the one body.—Colossians 3:15

10/21/2026

We are told that Jesus didn’t fret about the storms in his life. He remained confident and denied them any power. In the same way, I say, Peace, be still, to any storms in my life. I deny them any power over me.

In the midst of a tumultuous situation, I turn within, close my eyes, and observe my emotions. I notice any restlessness in me and whisper to it: Peace, be still. I focus on my breathing and feel the storm dissipate. By tapping in to the peace at the core of my being, I find the calm strength necessary to meet challenges and overcome difficulties as Jesus did.

Right and perfect solutions come, and all things work together for good. Even in stormy times, I am at peace, and all is well.

He woke up and rebuked the wind and the raging waves; they ceased, and there was a calm.—Luke 8:24

10/20/2026

Scripture tells many stories of healing by Jesus. When the sick experienced Jesus’ faith as their own, their minds were healed of doubt and disbelief, and their bodies were renewed. Jesus saw their wholeness, not their illness. Once they, too, caught his powerful vision, their physical health was restored.

Jesus attributed the healing power to God. Through the power of faith, healing power is activated. With faith, I release any doubt about my own health and wholeness. I see myself whole and well, and my body responds with renewed life and vigor.

I am grateful for the healing power of God flowing through me now.

To the centurion Jesus said, “Go; let it be done for you according to your faith.” And the servant was healed in that hour.—Matthew 8:13

10/19/2026

I may be sure of my desired destination—my dreams and goals—but unsure how to reach them. Rather than drifting like a ship without a rudder, hoping to eventually reach the shore, I set a clear course using the tools available.

The most powerful tool I have is prayer. Just as a ship captain uses the stars to guide him, I turn to the wisdom and inspiration of Spirit within to steer me. Divine guidance is my inner compass. I trust it and follow its direction.

I may consult trusted advisors and listen carefully to their comments. A new and unforeseen route may unfold. Inner guidance and wise counsel help me reach my destination with ease and grace.

The Lord will guide you continually, and satisfy your needs in parched places.—Isaiah 58:11

10/15/2026

Through prayer and meditation, I bring awareness to all that I am in God. I begin by focusing on my breath and observing what is happening in my body and emotions. I then go deeper into the Silence, beyond the physical, and experience oneness. I am attuned and aware, and I open to the full expression of God in me.

The kingdom of God is among you.—Luke 17:21

10/14/2026

VOLUNTEERS NEEDED—HELP US KEEP OUR NEIGHBORS WARM!

As colder weather approaches, the Temporary Relief & Counseling Center is seeking caring, dependable volunteers for our Warming Center at The Redemption Center Church.

Beginning November 1, we will open when overnight temperatures are 40°F or below, providing a warm place to rest, dinner, breakfast, and a welcoming atmosphere for neighbors in need.

Volunteers are needed to help with:

- Welcoming guests and assisting with check-in.
- Preparing and serving dinner and breakfast.
- Evening, overnight, and early-morning coverage.
- Setting up, cleaning, and organizing supplies.
- Offering encouragement and helping guests connect with day center resources.

Hours: 6:00 PM–9:00 AM
Guest check-in: 6:00–9:00 PM
Dinner: 7:00 PM | Breakfast: 7:00 AM
Location: 625 Shelton Street, Danville, VA 24541

Whether you can serve occasionally or commit to a regular shift, your time can make a meaningful difference. Individuals, churches, civic groups, and community organizations are invited to join us.

To volunteer or discuss your availability, contact Rev. Willis J. Ferrell, Ph.D., at 434-710-6126.

Please share this appeal and help us spread the word. Together, we can offer warmth, dignity, and hope—one neighbor at a time.

10/14/2026

I am grateful and joyful when I participate in opportunities to give and receive. Abundant prosperity flows when I share openly and lovingly. As I participate in the circulation of God’s good, my wealth expands. I am grateful for the abundant blessings in my life.

Give, and it will be given to you. A good measure, pressed down, shaken together, running over, will be put into your lap; for the measure you give will be the measure you get back.—Luke 6:38

❄️ OUR WARMING CENTER SEASON BEGINS NOVEMBER 1! ❄️When the overnight temperature is 40°F or below, the Temporary Relief ...
10/13/2026

❄️ OUR WARMING CENTER SEASON BEGINS NOVEMBER 1! ❄️

When the overnight temperature is 40°F or below, the Temporary Relief & Counseling Center at The Redemption Center Church will open its doors to neighbors needing warmth, meals, and support.

🕕 Overnight hours: 6 PM–9 AM
➡️ Check-in: 6 PM–9 PM
⬅️ Check-out: 6 AM–9 AM
🍽️ Dinner: 7 PM
☀️ Breakfast: 7 AM

Our care continues during the day! All overnight guests are welcome to utilize our day center for access to the computer lab, mental health counseling, substance abuse counseling, financial literacy, job and housing searches, assistance with vital documentation, and other resources.

📍 625 Shelton Street, Danville, VA 24541
📞 434-710-6126
Rev. Willis J. Ferrell, Ph.D.

Please share this announcement with someone who may need a warm place to stay. Help us spread the word throughout our community.

Come in from the cold. You are welcome here. 💜

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625 Shelton Street
Danville, VA
24541

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+4347106126

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