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  • Healing Through Music Kayne West Jesus Christ Is King
    We seek healing in different formats, each of us is different in the way we survive each day and heal from our past. Kayne West released his new album Jesus is King. I found it to be filled with inspiration in so many ways for every day living and navigating storms. There are many layers to the music, a one time listen won't be enough. If you are on a path to healing, this may be a great journey for you. No surprise Kayne West created another masterpiece mixing up genres and moving people with poetic truth.

    Some of my favorites Follow God and Water ohhh wait and also Closed on Sunday.
    This will be on repeat for a while. Healing and growing come in different packages. I hope this helps you in finding peace, happiness, and joy in your life.

    You can watch the full interview Kanye West: Jesus Is King, Sunday Service, and Being Born Again | Apple Music https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QuOCvKvrwI8&fbclid=IwAR1L-7KvLeWp6qlSkctGpudAhUE8Dp2XZM_6E6Yd5-rYjrKOhow_foEQ1ro

    #kudostothat #kaynewest #jesusisking #healingthroughmusic #kudosmagazine #thingsthatmakeyoufeelgood #pathtoeternalhappiness #goloveyourself #closedonsunday #FollowGod #OnGod #EverythingWeNeed #overcominghardtimes #lightconquersdark #bluealbum #bornagain #throughthewater #whenthestormcomes #seektruth #clearmyhead #letgoletgod
    9 min
  • Shelter of Flint - Time to Help Them
    Shelter of Flint has been a beacon to our community. Supporting those in need through housing, medical treatment, and other resources. This year the Shelter of Flint can especially use your support. Take a listen and discover homelessness is probably much different than you think and that there really are ways YOU can make a difference.

    There are a lot of ways you can support those in need. Whether through financial support, donating clothes, volunteering and so much more. If you can please do your part to help those in need.

    Shelter of Flint
    Address: 924 Cedar St, Flint, MI 48503
    Phone: (810) 239-5433
    https://www.shelterofflint.org
    They are also on facebook https://www.facebook.com/ShelterofFlint/
    EMERGENCY SHELTER/SERVICES INQUIRIES
    924 Cedar St.
    Flint, MI 48503 (map)
    (810) 239-5433 (phone)

    Carriage Town Ministries
    Address: 605 Garland St, Flint, MI 48503
    Phone: (810) 233-8787

    My Brother's Keeper
    Address: 101 N Grand Traverse St, Flint, MI 48503
    Phone: (810) 234-1163

    #homelessinUSA #shelterofFlint #liftFlintup #resourcesinourcommunity #goodpeople
    12 min
  • Mindful of Facts and Myths
    Today we are fortunate to have access to information at our fingertips. It can also make us vulnerable to false information and even myths. There has been a proactive effort from social media to clean up the problem, but part of it comes from our individual's responsibility to fact check information. And when you get something wrong, fix it, don't get spreading it. Each day we learn and grow, make sure you are fueling yourself with the right information. And before you ever take any medical advice from anyone, always consult with your doctor.
    Wishing you happiness, good health, and the facts.

    #kudostothat #justthefactsplease
    7 min
  • Fall Fun Michigan Style
    Fall Color Fun for Kids and Adults!

    As summer winds down and the flurry of back to school activities kicks in, don’t lament the end of outdoor activities. We found a few fun outdoor activities to do with the kids on the weekend before we have to don our winter coats and hibernate for the winter.

    Spicer Orchards Farm Market and Cider Mill
    http://www.spicerorchards.com/fall-activities.html
    Address: 10411 Clyde Rd, Fenton, MI 48430
    Phone: +1 810 632 7692
    Hours: 11AM–6PM

    Weekend Fun!!
    Apple Picking, Wagon Rides, Train Rides, Bounce Houses Kettle Corn, BBQ, Corn Roast, Zip Line, Face Painting and remember to Visit the Animals.

    **Please understand that weekends at the farm can be busy. It's best to come early. Please be patient, if there is a line it usually moves quickly.
    Also, families have a chance to pick their own apples and stop by the winery for a little additional adult fun! The winery is Open!!
    10 am to 7 pm Everyday
    Lunch Cafe @ Winery
    11 am to 5 pm weekdays

    FALL COLOR FUN
    Michigan has some of the most beautiful fall colors in the country. Late September until mid-October is the best time to witness the brilliant reds, yellows, and oranges that paint the landscape. Check out mynorth.com for a fall color map that details what dates are best. You don’t have to go Up North to view the fall colors; there is a local color route that is a 150-mile loop from Flint to Bloomfield Hills and back to Brighton. While you are driving, you can look for these stops we found that are worth checking out.

    BLOOMFIELD HILLS
    Bloomfield Hills is home to Cranbrook Institute, a National Historic Landmark. They boast 319 acres of gardens and museums, which are home to some of the world’s leading centers in science, art, and education. It houses the Contemporary Art Museum, Natural History Museum, Cranbrook Institute of Science, and Cranbrook House and Gardens. It is set into a lush landscape that will be full of trees bright with fall colors and beautifully landscaped gardens. You can even see Dinosaur skeletons!
    Cranbrook is located at
    39221 Woodward Ave,
    Bloomfield Hills, MI.
    or visit them online at Cranbrook.edu.

    FLINT
    Start your color drive with a stop at For-Mar Nature Preserve and Arboretum. They have over 380 acres of nature preserves and 7 miles of hiking trails to work off some of those after school wiggles.
    Call 1-810-736-7100 for more information or go to genesseecountyparks.org.
    2142 N. Genesee Road, Burton, MI.

    BRIGHTON RECREATION CENTER
    The center has 4,947 acres of woodland and offers a horseback color tour for a closer look at the spectacular colors. The horseback color tour is a guided trail ride that runs through the end of November. You will ride through multi-hued tunnels of vibrant trees. Each trail ride lasts from 45 to 90 minutes and is open to people of all riding abilities from eight-years-old and up.

    To book a riding tour call 1-810-534-5063 or
    brightonrecridingstable.com. 6660 Chilson Road, Howell, MI.
    For a full list of stops on the loop, go to
    michigan.org/article/flint-brighton-bloomfield-hills.com


    PICK YOUR OWN APPLES AND PUMPKINS
    Stop by Blake Farms Cider Mill in Armada for fresh fall produce at the u-pick orchard and a host of other fun activities the whole family can enjoy. The showcase features fiber artists selling their original clothing, quilts, blankets, and rugs, and you will see working spinning wheels. Workshops are offered on felting, spinning, rug hooking, and more.
    Blake Farms has a Haunted Halloween Run and Monster Dash on September 27, where patrons get to wear their costumes during this 5K run. The race runs through their haunted hayride and zombie paintball scenes with live actors. Sounds exciting!

    1-586-784-5343 or blakefarms.com for more information.
    Located at 17985 Armada Center Road, Armada, MI.
    Check out ciderguide.com for a Michigan cider map and directory.

    JUST FOR THE ADULTS
    Looking for a quick getaway without the kids? Chateau Grand Traverse Winery sits on the Old Mission Peninsula and is one of Michigan’s oldest wineries. Get the complete northern Michigan wine country experience with wine tasting, winery tours, and lodging with beautiful views of West Grand Traverse Bay. Witness the winemaking process from “vine to bottle.”
    With six guest rooms, their Inn has sweeping views of the bay. Enjoy the complimentary bottle of wine in your private room or the main living room with a fireplace made just for cozy fall nights. Breakfast is served in their European style breakfast room.

    Call 1-800-283-0247 for information on the winery or go tocgtwines.com. 12239 Center Road, Traverse City, MI.

    As seen in Kudos magazine 5.3
    Written by Hope Crenshaw
    3 min
  • Medical Education Embrace Digital for Innovation and Knowledge
    Hurley Foundation has unveiled the new Dr. R. Roderic Abbott Medical Education Center. The center provides technology-enhanced rooms for training and conferences within the hospital, enhancing our vision to be “leaders in transforming health through academic and clinical excellence, expanding access to innovative care.”

    Comprised of 7 different rooms, the renovation was made possible through generous donations from both current and retired medical professionals in our community who see the value in continuing education. All rooms have been sponsored, however, other sponsorship opportunities are available.

    Dr. R. Roderic Abbott was known as a selfless oncologist who believed every patient had the right to the best care possible, regardless of their ability to pay. He never took a salary from the hospital and donated any patient payments back to Hurley. Fundraising Committee Chair Dr. Jitendra P. Katneni says, “Dr. Abbott respected everybody. We learned a lot of things from him, not just medicine, but how to be as a person.” Dr. Margaret Setter-Abbott, wife of the late Dr. Abbott, followed that sentiment saying, “He truly was selfless in what he did. Everyone was his friend and that meant so much to him.”

    Hurley Foundation is proud to continue Dr. R. Roderic Abbott’s legacy of compassion and giving. We welcome donations to the medical education center and will continue to honor donors at a permanent display at the entrance to the center. Donations can be made at www.hurleyfoundation.org/donate
    5 min
  • Is Positive Thinking Dangerous?
    Positive thinking, has our culture lost touch with their true emotions? For those that have experienced trauma or setbacks and can't seem to make that breakthrough, there are some things you may be missing to help you with your game plan. Have we become so oversaturated with positive thinking agendas we lost touch with dealing with emotions and reality because it is too dark or doesn't feel good? Let explore a little history and culture on this journey to healing from grief, illness, trauma and more.

    HOW YOU CAN HELP OTHERS GOING THROUGH A DIFFICULT STORM
    -LISTEN.
    -ELIMINATE JUDGEMENT
    -REALIZE YOU WE HEAL IN OUR TIME
    -WE ALL HAVE OUR OWN TIME AND EMOTION NEEDS

    Stop the shamming, help them see how these emotions are OK...Whether good or bad

    Here are a couple of resources to help you connect with more information for healing.

    Psalms 56:8
    You keep track of all my sorrows. You have collected all my tears in your bottle. You have recorded each one in your book.
    People question what sin was committed that a man was born blind.
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GBvf7Voj9i4
    Know you are not alone and you are loved. Be here and now with peace.
    Sadhguru shares insights on living through the struggle without overthinking, just being in the moment.
    Dangers of Positive Thinking
    IF YOU TAKE CHARGE OF YOUR LIFE ENERGY, YOU HAVE MORE CONTROL OVER YOUR DESTINATION.
    DURING THE STRUGGLE. around 9min
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P92zUyBBg0I
    40 min
  • Caregiving for the Caregiver
    Avoiding caregiver burnout. We need to start talking about caregivers and sharing insight to help prevent burnout. This is an incredibly stressful walk in life that can leave many feeling isolated, alone and exhausted. There are some things you can know to help along the journey.
    Here is a link to another video you should consider watching, Dr. Edward Creagan of Mayo Clinic, shares insight on the caregiver stress nestled with humor and raw truth.
    27 min
  • World Mental Health Day
    Let's do a little check in and cyber exchange of good vibes, hope and truth. #worldmentalhealthday #kudosmagazine
    Know you are not alone.
    24 Hour Suicide Hotline in the U.S.
    1-800-273-TALK (8255)
    27 min

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