Vol. 3 Issue 11

Someone once said that variety is the spice of life, so I encourage you to find and take advantage of opportunities to try new thing and step out of your comfort zone. You never know what new experience might bring new meaning and enjoyment to your life.

In His service, Chaplain Michelle

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The mission of Real Positive Vibes, RPV, is to help society move toward goodness, finding it within themselves by seeing it in others. RPV is a service of Church Builders Bible Training Center whose mission is to help each person discover their vision for life, find their passion, and focus their purpose. Our beliefs are interdenominational. We are unapologetic about our non-religious Christ-centeredness. Find out more: bibletc.com/vision

The Value of Trying New Things

We all know what it is like to get stuck in a rut. There can be a lot of comfort in having or following a routine. But it is very important to continue stepping out of our comfort zones every now and again.

So here's your homework for this week. Try something new this week. Try a new food, or that show your friends have been talking about that you don't think you'll like. Try a new hobby or even make a new friend. Give yourself the opportunity to explore something different and see how it makes you feel. You may find that you want to incorporate it into your daily routine, or you might just let it be a one-time experience. Either way, expanding your pallet will be good for you.

Email us and let us know how it goes. We may feature you in a future issue.

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Outreach

My Sister’s Closet of West Michigan, MSCWM, sets out to do. MSCWM is a service of Church Builders Bible Training Center to survivors of domestic violence, former incarceration, or other devastating tragedy to meet the need of one of the three basic needs of survival, clothing. We are in the planning stages with the goal of launching this fall. Find out more and how to volunteer here.

Dr. Mona wins award for water crisis work, gives $25K prize to Flint Kids Fund

Dr. Mona Hanna-Attisha, whose research helped expose the Flint water crisis, has been named the winner of an inaugural award named in honor of the physician who developed the defibrillator and received the Nobel Peace Prize. The award, including a $25,000 prize, and Hanna-Attisha said she would give the award to the Flint Kids Fund, a nonprofit that has invested more than $13 million in programs aimed to address and mitigate the impact of lead poisoning and trauma suffered by children in Flint.

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