C.L.A.Y. Growth Group (Closer Look At You)

578 Waterloo Road,Warrenton VA 20186

12 March, 2022

Description

Time of day will be determined based on group member requests. ***Free*** Have you asked yourself.... “Why did that happen to me and how can I feel better?" It can be easier to analyze the lives of others more so than our own. Spending time with a small group of people who have had similar struggles or experiences can be transformative. A trusting and safe environment for people to share thoughts and reactions to one another can bring healing, growth, and a better understanding. CLAY is designed to do just that, as well as to mold and shape each person to reflect the way that God intended for them to be. *Once you reserve a spot, I will reach out to answer any questions you have and make sure this is the right group for you! We will ask that you attend all four meetings as this group is designed to be a small number of members that function together in a trusting and caring environment. OUTLINE March 5, 2022/Week 1: Depression & Anxiety March 12, 2022/Week 2: Anger & Loneliness March 19, 2022/Week 3: Shame & Self-Esteem March 26, 2022/Week 4: Dependency & Identity Times: 11:30am-1pm LOCATION: Freedom Worship Center – 578 Waterloo Road; Warrenton, VA ******Please contact Raina White if interested in attending or for more information. We may talk briefly first to make sure this is the right group for you!****** Raina White ~ Email: [email protected] or Text: “CLAY” to 540-210-1020 MEET THE GROUP LEADER Raina White began her path as a counselor in 2019 when she knew God was calling her to make a major change after working over a decade in retail to going back to school and becoming a counselor. She earned a Bachelor of Science in psychology and Christian counseling and is currently finishing up a graduate degree in clinical mental health counseling with Liberty University. Raina attends Freedom Worship Center and studies under Pastor Derrick Rawlings who is also an experienced counselor. Her passion is to help people achieve spiritual and mental wellness by promoting independency, autonomy, and resiliency through Christ Jesus. “Have this mind among yourselves, which is yours in Christ Jesus” (Philippians 2:5) “Do not be conformed to this world, but be transformed by the renewal of your mind, that by testing you may discern what is the will of God, what is good and acceptable and perfect.” (Romans 12:2) “Now set your mind and heart to seek the Lord your God.” (1 Chronicles 22:19)