Discover the journey from darkness to healing as Copper Center residents embrace trauma recovery through fellowship and faith.

You are invited to a presentation by Katherine Gottlieb, who will share her life story of overcoming abuse and adversity, as told in her book "The True Story of an Alaska Native and Her Fight to End Abuse: His Hands Upon Me," focusing on the role of faith, healing, and resilience; the event is open to those aged 18 and older.

Discover Bev's inspiring journey towards recovery and the transformative power of surrounding yourself with supportive and understanding individuals who have experienced similar challenges - watch this video and be inspired to embark on your own path of healing and growth.

Watch this inspiring video and hear Bev's powerful testimony of never giving up on prayer, even during 28 years of addiction, as she shares her journey with Christ, offering words of encouragement and hope for anyone who may have strayed from church or is a new Christian.

Watch how divine intervention can bring healing and liberation beyond the limitations of treatment alone.

Watch to learn how Bev overcomes self-doubt and rediscovers her value by connecting with her spiritual identity through scripture and the experiences of seasoned believers.

If you knew me in my drinking days, I apologize.

Have you ever received something via special delivery?

Even in the most difficult of days, we can find relief and hope in these comforting words as we trust in our Redeemer to see us through

If someone wants to describe adequately the usefulness of pious, earnest prayer, he will, in my opinion, surely find a beginning more easily than a conclusion.

Today I would like you to reflect on what you will teach your family when it comes to spiritual guidelines.

If you’ve never read Chan or heard him speak, be prepared. He has a way of laying it all on the line. He attacks hard truths that will really make you think and reflect. Here, he explores the mysteries of God’s love for us.

Why your prayers need to be dangerous.

When I was in 5th grade, we came across a house with smoke coming from the windows. I clearly remember my dad, without hesitation, turning to all the boys in the car and ordering us to stay as he left. Because of his bravery and selflessness, everyone made it out of the house.

Today's focus is on 'The Making of a Spiritual Warrior.' The training to make someone into a Spiritual Warrior is not a one-time event, nor is it a program to be completed. It is a cyclical ongoing and lifelong endeavor.

Many of our Native brothers and sisters live without the hope. This lack of hope covers them with a darkness that infiltrates their whole life.

Our next series of Monday Morning Devotions will focus on praying for our Native American brothers and sisters, particularly those living on reservations.

You can become a new person this year - a child of God and a citizen of His Kingdom, dedicated to seeking His will every day and in every action.

A young girl who found herself miles from home, away from her family and friends. She had been carried off in a raid of her village by a warrior. In spite of her predicament, this young girl still feared God and honored His holy Name.