FIND COMMUNITY
Take Heart Devotional
A life-altering diagnosis—whether your own or that of someone you love—can turn everything upside down. Questions surface, emotions intensify, and faith can feel both more necessary and more complicated.
This 8-week devotional is designed for anyone impacted by cancer or serious illness—patients, spouses, family members, and caregivers. Together, we create a space where honesty is welcomed and no question is off-limits.
Each week, we explore themes like bringing hard questions to God, learning the language of lament, navigating relationships and community, and recognizing Jesus’ presence with us in the darkest places. Through Scripture, guided reflection, and shared conversation, we seek to find grounding, connection, and hope even when our circumstances remain difficult.
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1:1 RELATIONSHIPS
Nobody who has been impacted by cancer should go through it alone. A cancer diagnosis can bring up a lot of spiritual questions. Why did this happen? Why would a good God allow cancer to happen? How do I move forward with hope? Support groups will connect you with others who are going through a similar journey and allow space to process these deep, important questions together!
SUPPORT GROUPS
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