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Great Community Give 2023

Great Community Give 2023

The Great Community Give is Wednesday, April 19, 2023! Tomorrow is a big day for Harrisonburg and Rockingham County non-profit organizations. It's a day when we invite you to give back, so that we can help even more people in our community. Journey's goal is to raise...

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Hope Talks

Hope Talks

In our Post Covid-19 status, researchers are indicating that the rises in mental health disorders are not returning to their pre-pandemic state. The impact on our economy and increase in social isolation, along with other factors, has left our world with greater...

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Forming: Change by Grace

Forming: Change by Grace

Here is a personal reflection from Susan Medlin, our graduate intern, on her experience leading Forming: Changed by Grace. Consider joining us in this new group experience.

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Honor God With Our Bodies

Honor God With Our Bodies

Let’s utilize our physical bodies while we benefit from the movement, fresh air, and change of scenery. There’s more to gain than calorie burn – there’s much evidence that physical activity boosts our emotional and mental well-being. It’s not just about being beach ready – there’s an opportunity to reduce stress and anxiety while increasing cognitive functioning.

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Great Community Give!

Great Community Give!

It’s time! Please consider supporting Journey by donating on April 20. Your donation will help others receive counseling who may not otherwise be able to afford it.

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Talking About Death

Talking About Death

“Biblical compassion should be saying to us that we need to put to death our timidity and tell our neighbors the hope that is found in the gospel by becoming a follower of Jesus Christ. A key passage that tells us of this hope is 1 Corinthians 15.”  

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An Anniversary

An Anniversary

There are certain situations/outcomes beyond my influence. That’s life. I do have control over my response. Will I fuss, pout, or argue? Or will I opt to be patient, thoughtful, and gracious? Will I choose to be grateful for life and its opportunities or will find I fault with every situation and the people around me? How does my faith influence and inform my perceptions, responses, and ultimately my hope for this day (and every day after)?

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