TOM JOHNSON WHOSE CAREER SPANNED FROM THE WHITEHOUSE TO CEO OF CNN, JOINED BY HIS WIFE, EDWINA, TALKS ABOUT HIS AMAZING CAREER AND SUCCESS WHILE BATTLING SEVERE DEPRESSION, OCTOBER 25 AT 5PM

AN EVENING WITH TOM AND EDWINA JOHNSON:

AN EVENING WITH TOM AND EDWINA JOHNSON

The One Lamb Mental Wellness Program offers An Evening with Tom and Edwina Johnson,

Sunday, October 25,

5:00 - 6:30 p.m., Grace Hall,

Peachtree Road UMC,

3180 Peachtree Road NE,

Atlanta 30305.

Joined by his wife, Edwina, Tom will share an engaging evening of rich historical reflection, personal testimony, and a look into a remarkable life in public service, journalism, and leadership—from White House Assistant to CEO of both the Los Angeles Times and CNN. Behind these remarkable achievements, Johnson faced a personal battle with depression.

They will speak about his lifelong struggle with depression, how they faced it together, and why mental health advocacy matters. Johnson’s new autobiography, Driven, candidly chronicles both his professional ascent and his deeply personal struggles, offering a story marked by honesty, insight, and resilience.

www.prumc.org/events

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