by Roger Jones | Jul 20, 2017 | WGA Blog
Addiction is often fueled by self neglect. In the midst of our busy lives, we tend to let the little things that we need to do in order to take better care of ourselves slip away. We neglect our needs for a variety of reasons. “I am too busy,” or “It takes too much...
by Steve Huston | Jul 17, 2017 | WGA Blog
As I read the news headlines I am aware of the arrests of individuals for Sexual Offenses. Initially, I think of the person who was abused and the long-term impact on their lives. I know it is a long path to work through the issue of Sexual Abuse. I have worked with...
by Elodie Emig | Jul 13, 2017 | WGA Blog
Having raised the question, I must admit that it is a loaded one. There is no entirely good time to leave a church. There is loss, even when one joyfully moves a long distance to advance a career or marries someone from another congregation and joins it. Among other...
by Mary Heathman | Jul 10, 2017 | WGA Blog
For a couple of hours on Saturday mornings, I can be found gathered around a table with five other women sharing life together as sisters in Christ. We decide on a book to read, a chapter a week, and discuss our perceptions, lessons, questions, insights that we...
by Scott Kingry | Jul 6, 2017 | Family & Friends, WGA Blog
“… for the most part people rely on digital technology to communicate, to learn, to be entertained, to purchase goods, and to interact in healthy nonsexual ways. Unfortunately, some people can and do get lost in the endless pleasure that digital sexnologies can...
by C. Paige Smith | Jun 29, 2017 | Family & Friends, WGA Blog
If you read my last blog post titled, Hard Pill to Swallow, you noticed it was more philosophical in nature. It spoke of certain misconceptions Christian parents may have around their role as parent. If it was a bit challenging or hit a nerve, it was suppose to. We...
