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Mental Health Workshop: Ministry Self-care with Dr. Jennifer Konzen
Church Building - sanctuary 4220 E galbraith rd, Cincinnati, OH, United StatesDr. Jennifer Konzen will be teaching ministry self-care for staff and elders (all churches). Topics will include compassion fatigue, secondary trauma and ministry burnout. This class will address the specific needs of clergy and their spouses.
Mental Health Workshop: Redeeming Sexuality with Dr. Jennifer Konzen
Church building - auditorium 4220 E galbraith rd, Cincinnati, OH, United StatesDr. Jennifer Konzen will be teaching on redeeming sexuality (for teens, campus, singles). Topics will include purity culture, tough questions from Kyle Spears podcast, God’s plan for sexuality, releasing shame,...
Mental Health Workshop: Spiritual Disciplines with Dr. Jennifer Konzen
Church building - auditorium 4220 E galbraith rd, Cincinnati, OH, United StatesDr. Jennifer Konzen will be teaching on Spiritual Disciplines (everyone invited). Topics will include the Sabbath, Lecto Divina, centering prayer, reflective journaling, meditation, presencing, solitude and silence, mindfulness, and sacred rhythms. This class is for anyone wanting a deeper, more fulfilling walk with God.
Mental Health Workshop: God, Mental Health and Body Image with Dr. Jennifer Konzen
Church building - auditorium 4220 E galbraith rd, Cincinnati, OH, United StatesDr. Jennifer Konzen will be teaching a class on God, Mental Health and Body Image (women only). Topics include having a healthy, biblical understanding of our bodies and how mental health has a significant impact on our understanding and relationship with God. This class gives a godly perspective of mental health, the process of healthy...
Mental Health Workshop: The Psychology of Forgiveness with Dr. Kathy Eastman
Church Building - Teen room 4220 E galbraith rd, Cincinnati, OH, United StatesDr. Kathy Eastman will be join us in Cincinnati as a key speaker teaching on The Psychology of Forgiveness, reframing techniques, identifying and processing grief, understanding how building new brain pathways enhances your ability to forgive.