Anxiety, low self-esteem, make a difference, see your life change for the better, Self-esteem
1.Keeping a regular journal Write down five things every day that you are grateful for. If you suffer from low self-esteem, write down things that you appreciate about yourself, […]
Adolescents, Child, children, difficult transition period, help young people, parents, The Independent, tweens, young person, youth organisation
A report from The Independent has revealed that mothers feel more stressed and depressed during their children’s early teenage years. In their attempt to gain independence, teenagers sometimes distance themselves […]
This meeting explores the true meaning of faith and how it affects our everyday lives. Moreover, it talks about the two different types of people who exist in this world and how we can be in the better category.
In this meeting, Bishop Randal explores the concept of faith and experience, and teaches us how to distinguish between both. This meeting also talks about our priorities and how they can affect our spiritual lives.
Using a classic biblical story, Bishop Randal distinguishes the difference between having faith and being religious, as well as how it can affect our lives. Moreover, he teaches us how to use our faith and see the best results in our lives.
Specifically for the members of the UCKG HelpCentre, this meeting teaches us how to stay strong in the faith and continue to move forward in life.
In another insightful meeting, Bishop Randal uses his own personal experience to tell us the secret to being good providers in our home. Furthermore, he talks about the power we have as individuals to exercise our rights and live successful lives. This meeting will give you the secret to living your life to the fullest.
In this empowering meeting, Bishop Randal reveals the power of authority that has been given to us and teaches us how to use it to our advantage. In conjunction with this, he teaches us the importance of humbleness and being true to ourselves, no matter what position or role we may hold in the world.
Leidiani came to the Addiction Cleansing Therapy as an alcoholic person but take a look in what happened after the first session.
There is a solution for addiction, and that is the UCKG HelpCentre’s Addiction Cleansing Therapy (ACT) meetings. The meeting works to empower addicts, and their families, to break their dependency on their habits, or substances, in order to regain control over their lives.
