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Hi friends,
Wherever trauma healing is taking root—in churches, ministries, and communities across North America—one thing is clear: God is bringing people together to share hope and healing. We recently traveled to Kansas City, Missouri, to capture stories of lives being transformed through our partner, The Sending Project, and every testimony pointed to the same truth: Trauma Healing is for everyone, and no one is meant to do this work alone. We'll share these powerful testimonies at the Stronger Together Community of Practice event this fall.
As you'll see throughout this newsletter, there are many ways to become part of this growing community by connecting with fellow facilitators through the North American Community of Practice. We invite you to join us as God continues to write stories of healing across our region.
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Discover the heart behind Stronger Together |
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Whether you're new to Trauma Healing or have been serving for years, the North American Community of Practice is a place to grow, connect, and be encouraged alongside others who share your passion for healing ministry.
Are you wondering what NACOP is or considering coming but haven’t decided yet? Join us for a Lunch & Learn webinar on August 26 at 12:00 p.m. ET. You’ll hear the heart and vision behind the Community of Practice and discover how the NACOP creates space for meaningful relationships, shared learning, fresh encouragement, and renewed vision for ministry. |
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The Stronger Together event is just around the corner, and there's still time to join us! We have a few in-person spots remaining, and online registration is available for those attending virtually.
Hear from plenary speakers Rev. Kimberly Gegner and Dr. Dave Wang as they share why gathering as a community matters and how learning from one another equips us to bring hope and healing to those we serve. |
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