What is Meal Train?

Looking for a way to serve? When members of our church are sick or in need, we will email out a Meal Train. This is an online meal schedule where you can sign up for one of the provided dates that you are able to bring a meal to the family in need. Their address and contact information is provided there to help when it’s time to deliver your meal. All you need to do it watch for the signup email to be circulated, and create an account on mealtrain.com so that you are able to add your name to their meal schedule!

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  • Griefshare will resume on August 9th at Crosspoint Baptist Church. We meet every Thursday from 7-8:30pm. You are welcome to attend at any point during our seminars. Each session is “self-contained,” so you do not have to attend in sequence. You will be able to pick up any sessions you missed in our next 13-week cycle. All participants must be registered in order to attend. To register, call 215-723-2002 or fill out the registration form below. There is a $20 fee for the workbook. However, scholarships are available for anyone who is unable to afford the workbook. Please call 215-723-2002 for scholarship information.

  • GriefShare is a support group that meets weekly on Thursdays at 7pm. You’ll find it to be a warm, caring environment and will come to see your group as an “oasis” on your long journey through grief. There are three key parts to your GriefShare experience:

    1. Video Seminar: Encouraging, information-packed videos featuring leading grief recovery experts

    2. Support Group: Small group discussion about the weekly video content

    3. Workbook: Journaling and personal study exercises that reinforce the weekly session topics

  • 1. Is This Normal?

    2. Challenges of Grief

    3. The Journey of Grief- Part 1

    4. The Journey of Grief- Part 2

    5. Grief and Your Relationships

    6. Why?

    7. Guilt and Anger

    8. Complicating Factors

    9. Stuck

    10. Lessons of Grief- Part One

    11. Lessons of Grief- Part Two

    12. Heaven

    13. What Do I Live for Now?

  • -“A safety net when my world was literally falling apart.”

    -“The permission I needed to let grief happen.”

    -“I saw my grief so much more clearly.”

    -“I was able to see I was not alone.”

    -“A turning point in my life”

    -“I thought it might be depressing, but honestly it felt good to know that I am not alone.”

    -“I would be a mess if it weren’t for GriefShare.”

    -“I felt so safe and loved.”

    -“It saved my life.”

    -“GriefShare has given me hope.”

    -“The group is amazing. It fills my tank every week.”

    -“I am a new person ready for the next step in my life.”