Are you navigating the emotional, relational, and logistical complexities of separation or divorce? You do not have to go through this difficult time alone. The free and confidential Separated and Divorced support group offers a safe space to share experiences, process your feelings, and rebuild your confidence. Find the support and encouragement you need to…
Saying the rosary while walking combines physical exercise with spiritual meditation, offering benefits like reduced stress, improved mental clarity, and deeper prayer focus. This practice turns ordinary, active time into a "rosary walk," allowing for meditation on the life of Christ while surrounded by nature. Join us for our 21st annual Rosary Walk on Wednesday, August…
Are you navigating the emotional, relational, and logistical complexities of separation or divorce? You do not have to go through this difficult time alone. The free and confidential Separated and Divorced support group offers a safe space to share experiences, process your feelings, and rebuild your confidence. Find the support and encouragement you need to…
Theology Uncorked Theology Uncorked is an open, inviting gathering for the believers, curious and skeptics alike. Each month features a faith-based talk—often led by clergy-paired with fellowship, conversation, light fare, and a complimentary glass of wine. No question is off-limits, and everyone is welcome. It is a relaxed, meaningful way to explore life’s big questions…
Are you navigating the emotional, relational, and logistical complexities of separation or divorce? You do not have to go through this difficult time alone. The free and confidential Separated and Divorced support group offers a safe space to share experiences, process your feelings, and rebuild your confidence. Find the support and encouragement you need to…
Join The Good News Center as we welcome Linna Schindler McDonald for our luncheon on Wednesday, September 9th, from 11 AM-1 PM. Linna will speak about A Catholic’s Journey with the Holocaust. Antisemitism is darkness. By discussing its origins and its application by the Nazi’s through the Holocaust, we begin to recognize its relevance even today. Let us…