Financial Literacy For Young Adults
Peachtree Road United Methodist Church
managing money can be complex and stressful for young adults. Join us for an earnest look at money management. Will share tips, tools and strategies for empowering financial management suffer in class facilitated by Rebecca and Terry Clements. Tuesdays 630 to 8 PM in the Hospitality Suite, SIX sessions: February 13, 20, 27 and March 5, 19
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Reverend Mace Hall interviews David Asbury, husband, father of three and area business person and leader experienced the unimaginable when in February 2020, his middle son, Sam, took his own life. With candor, David talks about the impact of Sam's death on his life and his family. He also talks about ways he's taking his tragic loss to educate and help others with the goal of ending the "epidemic" of suicide.
Professionals in the field expalin how a healthy gut aids with a healthy mental state.
Mace Hall's interview with Bryan Stickney regarding distinguishing between alcohol abuse and alcohol addiction
Joel Bush loss his wife Holly to cancer. In a candid interview he talks about the struggle, fight to overcome the cancer and the eventual surrender and peace that follwed.
27 year old, Owen McDaniel who grew up at Peachtree Road, talks candidly about losing two close friends to suicide
Sunday, March 3 at 1:30PM in the Peachtree Road, United Methodist Church Hospitality Suite
Bryan Stickney, Atlanta-based therapist and counselor, as well as an excellent speaker, will talk about mental and emotional wellbeing topics as they pertain to young adults, in particular. It will be a time for learning, questions, dialogue and discussion with other young adults.
Resilience: Sunday, March 3, 4 - 6:30 pm
In the second two-hour episode of Hiding in Plain Sight, our “heroes” speak about finding help and inpatient and/or outpatient treatment. It also explores the criminalization of mental illness, tragedy of youth suicide, and “double stigma” that occurs when mental illness is combined with racial or gender discrimination. Throughout, the interviewees demonstrate the power of resiliency and hope.
Contact Info
The One Lamb Initiative is a ministry under Peachtree Road United Methodist Church.
Peachtree Road UMC
3180 Peachtree Road
Atlanta, GA 30305
404-266-2373
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