http://www.divinemagazineonline.com/nashville-cab-group-honoring-celebrating-life-holiday-season/
Tuesday, November 25, 2014
Thursday, November 13, 2014
Monday, September 29, 2014
I know that God and his dispatched angels helped me overcome the
unforeseen life changes that took me down in the latter part of 2007.
The back-to-back deaths of my daughter, my husband of 25 years and my
beloved mother-in-law really took a toll on me. After 17 years of
blessed recovery, I threw the towel in and purposely relapsed hard. I
really wanted life to end! I remember asking God, “Why do I keep waking
up? Please let me die in my sleep!” Talk about a major “woe is me” pity
party. After allowing God do what he does best, getting back up on the
proverbial horse (in recovery again since March 18, 2011) and taking
life one day at a time, I am seriously grateful to be where I am today.
I’m looking forward to what lies ahead and am so thankful for my
sponsor, support groups and “on the ground” team too. I’m a professional
writer, blogger, photographer and social media strategist. My work is a
place of solace for me and helps me to be an even better example and
anchor for others. Recovery rocks!
- See more at: http://www.heroesinrecovery.com/stories/recovery-rocks/#sthash.WRcK72iH.dpuf
- See more at: http://www.heroesinrecovery.com/stories/recovery-rocks/#sthash.WRcK72iH.dpuf
I know that God and his dispatched angels helped me overcome the
unforeseen life changes that took me down in the latter part of 2007.
The back-to-back deaths of my daughter, my husband of 25 years and my
beloved mother-in-law really took a toll on me. After 17 years of
blessed recovery, I threw the towel in and purposely relapsed hard. I
really wanted life to end! I remember asking God, “Why do I keep waking
up? Please let me die in my sleep!” Talk about a major “woe is me” pity
party. After allowing God do what he does best, getting back up on the
proverbial horse (in recovery again since March 18, 2011) and taking
life one day at a time, I am seriously grateful to be where I am today.
I’m looking forward to what lies ahead and am so thankful for my
sponsor, support groups and “on the ground” team too. I’m a professional
writer, blogger, photographer and social media strategist. My work is a
place of solace for me and helps me to be an even better example and
anchor for others. Recovery rocks!
- See more at: http://www.heroesinrecovery.com/stories/recovery-rocks/#sthash.WRcK72iH.dpuf
- See more at: http://www.heroesinrecovery.com/stories/recovery-rocks/#sthash.WRcK72iH.dpuf
Saturday, September 13, 2014
Mending Hearts, Inc. Beneficiaries of NCCC Pastoral 4th Anniversary
On Sunday September 14,
2014, the Nashville, TN based New Covenant Christian Church (NCCC) Disciples of
Christ will proudly host their Senior Pastors’ 4th Anniversary. The Reverend
Dr. Judy D. Cummings is NCCC’s Sr. Pastor and she is a devout Community worker,
and much more.
Every year Rev. Dr.
Cummings picks a worthy cause to support in honor of her anniversary
celebration. This year she chose Mending Hearts, Inc. Also based in Nashville,
TN. Dr. Cummings and NCCC will be
accepting donations that will be given directly to the Mending Hearts, Inc.
organization.
Any and all, donations
will be graciously accepted and the following items are some of the things the
organization is immediately in need of:
Cleaning Supplies, Twin
Bed Sheets, Twin Bed Comforters, Women’s Plus Size Clothing, Curtains, Pillows,
Laundry Detergent, Bleach, Toilet Paper, Feminine Products, Paper Towels,
Socks, Towels , Washcloths, Bras and (New) Panties. Thank you very much.
We hope to see you
there! Service start promptly at 10:00
am and it all takes place on Sunday, September 14, 2014 at the New Covenant
Christian Church. NCCC is centrally located at: 2201 Osage Street between 22nd
and 23rd Streets, in Nashville, Tennessee 37208. Church Phone: (615) 320-1590,
Church Fax: (615) 320-3103. FOLLOW both New Covenant Christian Church and
Mending Hearts, Inc. On
Social Media: *NCCC on
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/NCCCNashville and on Twitter: @_PastorJ *Mending Hearts, Inc. On Facebook:
https://www.facebook.com/mending.hearts.1 and on
Twitter: @mendingheartstn
Friday, September 12, 2014
Tuesday, September 2, 2014
Monday, July 28, 2014
The Concert for Cumberland Heights presents Josh Turner on Wednesday, October 15, 2014
The Concert for Cumberland Heights presents Josh Turner on Wednesday, October 15, 2014 at the Ryman Auditorium, located in "Music City USA" aka: Nashville, TN.
One of country music’s most recognizable hit-makers earning numerous CMA, ACM and GRAMMY nominations since the release of his debut album, Long Black Train, Josh Turner has sold more than five million albums and garnered four No. 1 hits. Turner is also one of the youngest members of the Grand Ole Opry, inducted in 2007.
A Hannah, S.C. native, Turner has been songwriting and performing since he was a young child. In April 2014, Turner released his first book, Man Stuff: Thoughts on Faith, Family, and Fatherhood. The book is centered on his Christian faith, with Turner telling stories and revealing lessons learned throughout his life as a father, husband, son, brother, and friend.
The Concert for Cumberland Heights raises money for the John Hiatt Adolescent and Young Adult Treatment Fund at Cumberland Heights. Co-chairs for this year’s event are Cynthia and Dave Arnholt.
We are proud to have presented incredibly gifted artists through the years. Our headliners, while too numerous to mention here, have seen some of the greatest artists in their musical fields.
Because of outstanding volunteer involvement the evening has developed into a special annual event on the Nashville social calendar raising almost $2.5 million for adolescent and young adult patient care.
With a premium ticket or sponsorship we include an exclusive pre-concert party at the Hilton Downtown Nashville. *Image & Information Courtesy of Cumberland Heights Alcohol & Addiction Treatment Program.
For sponsorship or ticket information contact Merrill Derrick at 615.432.3226 or email merrill_derrick@cumberlandheights.org.
The Concert for Cumberland Heights began in 1996. Singer/songwriter John Hiatt serves as host of the event each year, with well known headliners performing at the 2,400 seat historic Ryman Auditorium. The Concert is the largest single source of income for our adolescent and young adult treatment program and has raised almost $2.5M since its inception. John Hiatt’s public stance about his own recovery from alcohol and drug abuse has been courageous and awe-inspiring. John understands the addiction process and that it ultimately affects teenagers’ families, friends, and school acquaintances. With outstanding volunteer involvement, the Concert has become an annual event on the Nashville social scene.
One of country music’s most recognizable hit-makers earning numerous CMA, ACM and GRAMMY nominations since the release of his debut album, Long Black Train, Josh Turner has sold more than five million albums and garnered four No. 1 hits. Turner is also one of the youngest members of the Grand Ole Opry, inducted in 2007.
A Hannah, S.C. native, Turner has been songwriting and performing since he was a young child. In April 2014, Turner released his first book, Man Stuff: Thoughts on Faith, Family, and Fatherhood. The book is centered on his Christian faith, with Turner telling stories and revealing lessons learned throughout his life as a father, husband, son, brother, and friend.
The Concert for Cumberland Heights raises money for the John Hiatt Adolescent and Young Adult Treatment Fund at Cumberland Heights. Co-chairs for this year’s event are Cynthia and Dave Arnholt.
We are proud to have presented incredibly gifted artists through the years. Our headliners, while too numerous to mention here, have seen some of the greatest artists in their musical fields.
Because of outstanding volunteer involvement the evening has developed into a special annual event on the Nashville social calendar raising almost $2.5 million for adolescent and young adult patient care.
With a premium ticket or sponsorship we include an exclusive pre-concert party at the Hilton Downtown Nashville. *Image & Information Courtesy of Cumberland Heights Alcohol & Addiction Treatment Program.
For sponsorship or ticket information contact Merrill Derrick at 615.432.3226 or email merrill_derrick@cumberlandheights.org.
The Concert for Cumberland Heights began in 1996. Singer/songwriter John Hiatt serves as host of the event each year, with well known headliners performing at the 2,400 seat historic Ryman Auditorium. The Concert is the largest single source of income for our adolescent and young adult treatment program and has raised almost $2.5M since its inception. John Hiatt’s public stance about his own recovery from alcohol and drug abuse has been courageous and awe-inspiring. John understands the addiction process and that it ultimately affects teenagers’ families, friends, and school acquaintances. With outstanding volunteer involvement, the Concert has become an annual event on the Nashville social scene.
Reel Recovery Entering 6th Successful Year - Now In 9 Cities
http://addictionrecoveryebulletin.org/july-28-addiction-recovery-ebulletin/
*Image and Information Courtesy of Writers In Treatment
*Image and Information Courtesy of Writers In Treatment
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Wess Morgan To Host RecoveryFest 2014
Recovery Fest 2014 is all about celebration and determination!
Recovering addicts from around the world will convene in Nashville, TN
ending National Recovery Month with three days of events including:
power-packed seminars on a range of topics such as addiction, recovery
strategies and techniques, relapse prevention and coping skills. More
information as we get it *Image Courtesy of Wess Morgan Official
Website.http://www.wessmorgan.com/
Friday, July 25, 2014
Recovery Via God's Grace And Mercy
Recovery Via God's Grace And Mercy
Stay tuned, as this Writer Girl promises to bring you news, reviews and "how to's" all in the name of Recovery. As I'm blessed to celebrate a little over 3 years of blessed recovery from past substance abuse and life showing up and showing out - without my permission. and practically anything "Recovery oriented" that will prove to be helpful to others and the greater good. Including but not linted to Recovery related posting from other sources. Thank you for taking the time
read my Intro. I assure you as I've been a professional writer since 1992, this is never an easy subject to address, when it comes to my own story- shared with the World. *Sunset in NC Photograph Courtesy of Deborah A. Culp
Stay tuned, as this Writer Girl promises to bring you news, reviews and "how to's" all in the name of Recovery. As I'm blessed to celebrate a little over 3 years of blessed recovery from past substance abuse and life showing up and showing out - without my permission. and practically anything "Recovery oriented" that will prove to be helpful to others and the greater good. Including but not linted to Recovery related posting from other sources. Thank you for taking the time
read my Intro. I assure you as I've been a professional writer since 1992, this is never an easy subject to address, when it comes to my own story- shared with the World. *Sunset in NC Photograph Courtesy of Deborah A. Culp
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