Reply to "Presenting to my congregation"

Hi Dale!

It did not happen. A volunteer staff person had a bit of a meltdown and is, quite frankly, is choosing to not see ACES as causation. She was unwilling to hear any of what she calls, "excuses". There was an ugly confrontation in a meeting.....Anyway, that is being dealt with but after that explosion, we decided to hold on presenting to the entire congregation, and I will now focus on developing a 4-6 week curriculum for our participants.

I'm evaluating which games to order from CRI and open to any curriculum that are already out there. I don't need to reinvent the wheel, but the goal will be to educated women on what ACES are, how they are effected by them today, and then get to resilience and cycle breaking so their children don't suffer the same with Biblical standards mixed in.

Thanks!
Cyndi

12/9/1912:54 PM

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