Do you have loved ones to pass God’s invitation to?  My loved ones feel anxious… sad… angry… hopeless…I believe they are more than a handful of neurons or chemicals.  I believe that they are not determined by what has happened to them.  I believe that they are able to do more than they (or the people around them) think.

I want to support them, but don’t know how.   I need help, but don’t know who will care about them as much I do.  I hope for something more, but don’t why.

I am asking God to send someone to help bind his/her broken heart up.  I am looking for someone to nurture courage in my loved one.

“… you give them something to eat.” (Matthew 14:16)

We want you to know that our relationship with your loved one would be more than counselor and counselee. We are God’s beloved children—that means we are your brothers/sisters-in-Christ first and foremost—purposed to walk alongside one another in these times of adversity. (Proverbs 17:17)

We want you to know that we are counselors that have been trained not only at seminary, but more importantly, in the context of suffering that is prevalent as broken people in this fallen world. Being comforted by the God of comfort Himself is what allows us to remind you how much God the Father loves you, to know you in light of your identity in Christ, and to speak the words of the Holy Spirit as we pray for you. (2 Corinthians 1:3-7)

What Your Family Can Expect
From ICHTHYSroe

• What is a Professional Helper?
• 3 Things We Strive to Do
• 3 Things We Strive Not to Do

Offer to Partner
Will you make the most of this opportunity to care for your loved ones together?