Have you ever been deeply wounded? Has someone betrayed your trust? Are you staggering beneath the burden of multiplied sorrow? You can’t live in a broken world without eventually being marred by brokenness on a personal level. All of us to a greater or lesser degree carry around emotional wounds in varying stages of healing. … Continue reading My WARRR Story – Grace Gayle
A defiant attitude developed in my heart as I struggled to resist the feelings of abandonment and anger I felt towards Mom leaving us. While my sister, brother and I were at school, she moved her belongings to an apartment. Dad broke the news to us; she was never coming back to live with us. … Continue reading Out of the Brokenness – Maureen’s Story
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Periodically, we feature guest posts from members of our community in our series, “From The Road”. Walking through adversity is a journey and it’s something we should do together. What is God showing you as you travel this path? If you have a message on your heart that… Continue reading FromTheRoad – Ginny: Let Your Trust in the Lord Transcend Your Circumstances
Greetings, fellow Bloomers! We have just received an opportunity which will allow us to represent Bloom in the Dark and its mission of healing at both the 2016 AND 2017 conferences of the American Association of Christian Counselors for half the normal cost! The opportunity is only available if we commit and pay the $3,000.00 today. … Continue reading Opportunity Knocks
Susanne Maynes says “Religion had kept me bound. A revelation of the real Jesus set me free.” Source: Religion May Add Hurt, But Jesus Heals Continue reading Religion May Add Hurt, But Jesus Heals
Susanne Maynes says “Religion had kept me bound. A revelation of the real Jesus set me free.” Continue reading Religion May Add Hurt, But Jesus Heals
What can we learn from prison? Why do women end up in prison? What can we do to help? Author Melinda Inman shares the lessons she’s learned from working with hurting women in prison. Continue reading Lessons from Jail by Melinda Inman
