The Potter’s Touch: Created, Broken, and Made New
Before a vessel takes form, it is simply clay—shapeless, waiting in the hands of the potter. Yet, the potter sees beyond the raw material, envisioning the beauty and purpose within.…
The Gold in Our Cracks: The Sacred Act of Reflection
We all carry cracks—moments of failure, loss, and regret. Life has a way of breaking us, leaving behind fractures we’d rather hide. But reflection invites us to see these cracks…
Kintsugi Christmas Message
Golden Seams of Christmas: A Kintsugi Message of Hope"The light shines in the darkness, and the darkness has not overcome it." - John 1:5In a nation where one in five…
Defending the Child Within: From Courtroom to Sanctuary
In the dimly lit courtroom of memory, a child stands at the witness stand, small shoulders bearing the weight of endless trials. Day after day, year after year, this young…
The Wisdom of Weakness
The Kintsugi Resilience Program draws inspiration from the Japanese art of repairing broken pottery with gold, transforming brokenness into beauty. Through this lens, we train Master Resilience Mentors to guide…
Attachment Theory Revisited
Attachment Theory: A Divine Design Beyond EvolutionAttachment theory is often explored as a central pillar of human development and psychology, primarily through the lens of evolutionary biology. Anne Power’s TED…
Winter Kintsugi: Embracing the Broken and Beautiful
Register here Community Care Chaplains will host “Winter Kintsugi: Embracing the Broken and Beautiful,” an exclusive, invitation-only Case Conference, on December 13, 2024. Running from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM…
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Unshakeable: Cultivating Resilience in Challenging Times is a guide to finding strength and inner peace amid life’s most difficult moments. Blending biblical insights, practical resilience strategies, and the wisdom of…
The Kintsugi of the Soul
The Kintsugi of the Soul The Beauty in Brokenness: A Reflection on the Cross and the Kintsugi of the Soul The cross, for many, evokes images of rugged wood, cruel…