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Saturday, February 28, 2009

Gayle Crabtree Speaks at Carson Newman College Seminar

Emotional Well Being seminar at Carson-Newman College was a success. The above is a short video clip of Gayle Crabtree speaking to the workshop attendees. The Hope Quilt, Panel I, is in the background.

She is happy to come to your group or class. Email admin@hopeforhealing.org to schedule.

Tuesday, February 24, 2009

Director of Hope for Healing.Org to Speak at Carson-Newman College

Random Acts of Violence. How can you get through them? Can you heal?

These are the questions that will be answered at Carson-Newman College tonight. Gayle Crabtree, Executive Director of Hope for Healing.Org will be presenting for The Emotional Well Being Seminar. It begins at 6:30 in the Baker Building. The event is open to the public.

Gayle Crabtree is the Executive Director of Hope for Healing.Org. The organization maintains at webpage that is top ranked on Google. Search "rape recovery" to find it. Their groups and lists provide support to thousands of victims of sexual and domestic violence annually.

1:3 women worldwide will be a victim of abuse in her lifetime. (Endabuse.Org) Many of those women struggle to find the answers. Random acts of violence are senseless. Healing requires time, strength and commitment. The good news is that healing happens every day.

Come find out how...

Friday, September 19, 2008

Welcome Carson-Newman Dance Team!

Tomorrow is going to be a big day for us. The dance team of Carson-Newman college is going to come help. We always love volunteers but we especially love this group. This is the third year they have come as part of Operation Inasmuch (OI for short.)

Operation Inasmuch was piloted as a community ministry project in the fall of 2006. That year, 300 students participated. About two dozen projects participated.

We were honored to be one of the first sites to participate. Hopefully, Operation Inasmuch will continue to happen for years to come!

See you tomorrow!