WORKSHOP

Many of us long to experience genuine, deep relationships and be part of a community where emotional healing happens. We know that the message of Christianity is powerfully relevant for those who have experienced suffering and conflict. Yet, in the context of church, suffering people often keep their struggles to themselves, and may feel forced to put up a front. Churches can fall short in providing safety and support to those experiencing inner turmoil. Rather than feeling bolstered and experiencing healing, those who are struggling can end up marginalised and questioning their faith.
 
When we are trying to create a culture of reality and safety that can facilitate God’s healing, it can be hard to know where to start.
 
This workshop provides a safe space where we can begin to explore honest and raw faith together, along with some foundational neuroscience. The ground we cover will help you create a context where beauty can come from ashes and joy from mourning (Isaiah 61:1-3).

Who is this workshop for?

​Any church or group of Christians who want to explore the raw reality of facing adversity in their Christian life and who want to get real.

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How is the workshop delivered?

We can come along to your church and run a half day, full day or even a weekend, of teaching, practical reflection and spiritual ministry. 

We utilise a mix of upfront teaching, group-work, personal reflection and prayer ministry.

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What the workshop will cover:​

• The masks we wear 

• The neuroscience behind our suffering and trauma

• Jesus as man of sorrows and acquainted with grief

• How we can healthily handle our emotions?

• Personal testimony from the facilitators

• Inspiration and teaching from the Bible​

• Opportunity for prayer ministry

LENGTH: Decided on discussion with your group or church.