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The Reality of Childhood Cancer
Childhood cancer is a devastating diagnosis for any family. The reality of childhood cancer is that it can turn a family's world upside...
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Perseverance
Perseverance is a key characteristic that can help us achieve our goals and overcome the challenges that we face in life. It's the...
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Faith & Difficult Journeys
A diagnosis of childhood cancer is one of the most difficult challenges that a family can face. The journey can be long, painful, and...
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The Sunrise Retreat
Lighthouse is hosting our second Sunrise Retreat—offering rest, restoration, hope and joy for families who have lost a child to cancer.
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Helping Families Living through Childhood Cancer Feel Seen
Pediatric hematology/oncology nurse Jamie Newton shares how she’s seen others care for families living through childhood cancer.
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It's the Little Things: Serving after Lighthouse
These families have been fighting childhood cancer and are in need of great support and love. They certainly need love during our retreat ti
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What Can I Do? How to Help a Newly Diagnosed Family
People want to help when someone goes through a hardship like a childhood cancer diagnosis. But how do you best help?
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How to Respect Your Emotions and the Emotions of Others
LCSW Stephenie Craig shares some practical, healthy ways to manage your feelings when they differ from the feelings of those around you.
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What (Not) to Say
When someone you know has a child who has been diagnosed with cancer, what should you say? What should you NOT say?
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Letting People In
We fought against that undertow threatening to pull us under. At the time, we couldn’t see an end in sight. Thankfully, we had community...
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Good Friday, Good Grief
Seasons of disappointment are part of the human experience. How are we to respond to seasons of loss? Does grief have a place in our faith?
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Decisions, Decisions, Decisions
We feel responsible for all that happens to our children, but we must remember they were first God’s children, and He will care for them.
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