This year’s co-winner for the Dallas Willard Book Award, Brandon Rickabaugh, recently spoke in chapel. Click the button below to watch his address where he shared about his own struggles with anxiety and depression, a struggle familiar to many young people.
Dr. Eric Nelson from Westmont College also provided some context for this conversation with young people, including a few helpful tips for those who walk alongside them.
As Lent approaches, we invite you to explore Beloved is Where We Begin: A Self-Paced Guided Retreat with Zephaniah 3:17, written by spiritual director Shaleen Camery-Hoggatt.
Beloved is Where We Begin is a retreat in written form, inviting you into a life-changing transformation through studying scripture and engaging in contemplative prayer practices. It facilitates spiritual growth in your relationship with God that is hopeful, empowering, and freeing.
It’s designed so you can set the pace yourself – a long weekend, two weeks, or six months. There are suggestions for discussions and conversations if you decide to work through the book with friends.