Along with faith in Christ, it's helpful to identify the circumstances underneath emotions and presenting behaviors (like grief, anger, or addiction) that may keep us isolated, stuck, or hopeless.
While our groups are not professional therapy, they do offer emotional and practical assistance in a peer setting to help people cope with challenges, find hope, and move forward. The peer setting fosters connection among members of a support group because they often have a common experience, sharing similar feelings, worries, or everyday problems.
Participating in a group provides connection with people who are likely to have a common purpose and likely to understand one another.
Groups meet Tuesday nights. Most get together at the 84th St. Campus (1675 84th St. SE, Caledonia, MI 49316), but some meet in different locations; see details below. Some groups run all year; others have 8 to 13-week cycles.
Groups Meeting at the 84th St. Campus
Tuesday nights starting at 6:30pm.
1675 84th St. SE, Caledonia, MI 49316
Groups Meeting at The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
Tuesday nights starting at 6:30pm.
Please Note: While construction is ongoing at Cornerstone’s South Wyoming Campus, the groups below will be meeting at The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints (next door to South Wyoming): 2670 56th St SW, Wyoming, MI 49418.
Questions? Not Sure Where to Start?
You may not know where to start, so it can be helpful to talk to someone confidentially about the situation you are facing. Please, contact the church office or Karen Baker for assistance.
