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Let's Heal Together (LHT)

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"the people dwelling in darkness have seen a great light, and for those dwelling in the region and shadow of death, on them a light has dawned.”

Matthew 4:16 

"Wilt Thou Be Made Whole?" (John 5:6)

Let’s Heal Together (LHT) is a monthly support group for us to gather and grow personally, professionally, and spiritually. Wholeness is the theme we encourage to reach their full potential. We are here to care and serve as you strive to live a better quality of life for the sake of your children. Our concern is for your well-being to be made whole. We take a holistic approach to move from brokenness to wholeness.

What is wholeness?

One of the things God wants most for us is to be whole. Wholeness is the quality of being complete, not broken or divided into parts; it is realized and therefore received. Some parts of our soul, mind, will, and emotions are damaged, injured, or marred. We must recognize the brokenness in our minds, bodies, soul, emotions, and relationships. The many aspects that make our being, makes wholeness so complicated. However, our soul is restored if we desire to be transformed and intentional about it. It will not typically just happen unless we put forth the effort.

Why change?

The recurrent nature of our lives means that we all face periods of transition and change. We think about that chance to begin again or follow a different path. Life is beautiful! But it also can be unpredictable, challenging, and demanding. Most people struggle in their personal lives, relationships, children, activities, and finances. The truth is that most of these pose a challenge to those in particular situations. How do we make choices that lead to peace and abundance rather than stress or regret? Many people do not know what to do when confronted with modern-life concerns. You can maximize life’s opportunities and awaken your creative potential with the correct information and practice.

Your past is something that cannot be changed, and it is imperative for you to avoid being tied to it. Many people refuse to change because they are emotionally attached to their past. Some prefer to stay in their comfort zone. It could be dangerous because your past can keep you from looking at your present situation with a futuristic approach to life. Therefore, your quest to change should not be based on your emotions but rather a logical process. The point is to re-evaluate the person you are and the person you want to be. It may not be all bad, but simply misguided. However, you are the sum of all your life experiences, and with change, there is no limit to the power and success you can achieve.

 

Chosen to Live!

Shanette, The Cat-Eyed Woman, is a domestic violence survivor. She turned the negatives at home into positives at school by being a consistent honor roll student and using writing to express things she found difficult to talk about. Unfortunately, the issues at home became overwhelming; by the time she reached high school, Shanette struggled with depression and found herself entering into unhealthy friendships and relationships. Today, she is renewed, remarried, and rebuilding. She is an author and advocate. She is healthy and helps bring attention to domestic violence issues with a focus on the effects on children. To hear a little more about her story directly from her, check out the video below and hear her Survivor Story. You can follow Shanette’s blog at www.thecateyedwoman.com:

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                                  "I thank God for sending Stephanie in my life to  take                                      the time  to teach me and not give up or label me as                                        others did in my past. I know  sometimes I have made                                      the wrong choices but she was always there with                                              open arms and late-night talks on the phone or in-                                          person to motivate me with God's help letting me know the race is still on. I pray that she continues to move forward."

~India

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“You can clutch the past so tightly to your chest that it leaves your arms too full to embrace the present” —Jan Glidewell

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“Pain makes you stronger, tears make you braver, and heartbreak makes you wiser. So thank the past for a better future.” —Unknown

“Never let a problem to be solved become more important than a person to be loved.” 

~Barbara Johnson

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Change is not easy but it is rewarding!

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