Mental health + public trust + your city -- there is a correlation. Imagine the stress you might be feeling. Now, multiply that by an entire community. There's no denying that COVID-19 is having an affect on the way we are all thinking and doing life. But will our cities have a role to play in our mental health aftermath? How can a community prepare for how its citizens will respond on the other side? Will we experience a communal PTSD? Tonight on our #CommunityForward conversation, we're talking to our friend + trauma counselor, Dieula Previlon and we hope you'll chime in. We'll be looking for and needing all of your voices.

Raise your hand if you're running your business AND educating your child at home right now? We've got just the person to help you. Leading our Heart of Learning Course is Cheryl Skinner Rischer, a professional educator and a personal development strategist who is professionally experienced as a cognitive coach. She also has received comprehensive training in human development and instructional strategies. Serving as an educational advocate for parents, students and teachers and a popular speaker for over 20 years, she is a skillful strategist who is creative by nature.

Is it just us, or was Easter Sunday a little strange for you? Let's face it - just as our world changes every day, so is the way we are living out our faith. How should we think about our lives as people of faith after the COVID-19 global pandemic? Will we have new roles? New responsibilities and expectations? How does the church think forward? We're talking to our friends, Becky Hennesy from Trinity Church in Cedar Hill, TX and Shauna Pilgreen from Epic Church in San Fransisco, CA in our conversation, the Future of our Faith.

Are you at a crossroads and unsure where you need or want to go? This is where Licensed Professional Counselor Tiffany Ashtenfelter can help you start. Leading our mental health + business course, her job is to walk alongside you, as you wrestle through the change. Through Crisis Business University, she has the opportunity to equip, support, challenge and remind you that you are not alone and you are worth the hard work of change. . . .

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How can parents contribute to creating opportunities for their children born with special needs? Feleceia Benton chats about this, World Down Syndrome Day, the Think Out, Be Light Fashion Show and more on Kerby Anderson's Point of View Radio with guest host, Debbie Georgatos.

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