In this world, we never truly walk alone. There are also those who come along to support us and help us along the way. So remember, take the time to reach out to those in your life who have supported you in your endeavors, and always be ready to return the favor.
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
It Takes a Village
Most often, when we use this phrase, we are referring to raising children, but I would like to invite you to expand your thinking. None of us lives in a vacuum; no matter our goals or accomplishments, someone, somewhere, sometime helped us.
Getting help along the way, be it a recommendation from a friend, a listening ear from a family member, or even some advice from a colleague, doesn't negate the hard work you put in. But it does serve as a reminder that we can and do go farther when we work together.
Here's your homework, don't be embarrassed or feel the need to hide that you need or have received help, and pay it forward by being willing to help others.
Email us and let us know how it goes. We may feature you in a future issue.
If you want to keep spreading the positive vibes, here’s how you can help:
- | Forward this newsletter to a friend,
- | Pray with us--may God bless this ministry.
- | Volunteer your time and talent,
- | Make a donation, or
- | Sponsor us by purchasing an ad in the newsletter.
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.
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James Smith-Williams Helps Domestic Violence Survivors With Pets
The Washington Commanders' defensive end wants to help create more pet-friendly shelters for survivors of sexual and domestic violence. He founded the Champions program of Tracy's nonprofit Set The Expectation to create a network of athletes who raise money and awareness for nonprofits that support survivors of sexual and interpersonal violence.
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