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Three Steps Toward Wholeness

How does the phrase “new normal” strike you?

If you’re one of the many who think that framework sounds disappointing, like a constant callback to a world that’s slipped from your grasp, Pastors Brian From and Aubrey Sampson have an encouraging word for you.

“How do we start to pick up the pieces mentally, spiritually and relationally after so much has changed?” they ask. “Just as the impact COVID had on us is multi-layered, so is the approach to finding health in the post-pandemic world.”

From and Sampson share three initial steps for communities to take together. First, begin to lament, acknowledging the grief you’ve faced over the past few years. Next, seek wise counsel as you consider what it looks like to adapt to this phase of your life. And finally, move towards others, so that you can experience the joy of community.

As you try to find your footing in the months to come, reach out to a friend who is doing the same. And, together, walk toward wellness.

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