HeyJaredG. Scott Morris
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Let it go (opens the original)
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One is for the person you're angry with and one for yourself." We all know what it's like to be hurt. Someone betrays us, disappoints us, or treats us unfairly, and something inside us wants to get even. We tell ourselves that if they could just hurt the way we hurt, somehow things would be made right. But revenge rarely heals a wound. More often, it keeps the wound open. When we hold onto anger, we may think we're punishing someone else, but we're often the ones carrying the weight. Forgiveness
Slow down (opens the original)
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Ask someone how they're doing and the answer is almost automatic, busy. But I wonder, busy doing what and to what end? Somewhere along the way, we started believing that a full calendar means a full life, that constant motion equals meaning, but our bodies and our souls tell a different story. Busyness often leaves us tired, distracted, and disconnected. We rush past the very things that actually make us well. Deep relationships, quiet reflection, shared meals, moments of purpose. Health is not
Take the chance to be kind (opens the original)
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Holding a door, calling someone who's lonely, listening, really listening to a person who needs to be heard. But I've come to believe kindness is anything but small. Every day we encounter people carrying burdens we can't see. The person who frustrates us might be grieving. The stranger who seems distant, maybe afraid. Even the person closest to us may be struggling with something they haven't found the words to share. Kindness doesn't require us to solve another person's problems. It simply ask
Authentic friendship (opens the original)
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Authentic friendship is something different, it's not built on how often we agree, how useful we are to each other or how polished our lives appear. A real friend knows something about our struggles and chooses to stay. That kind of friendship requires courage. We have to risk being known. We have to listen without immediately trying to fix things. And sometimes we have to tell the truth with kindness when it would be easier to say nothing. At Church Health, I'm reminded every day that health is
MIFA celebrates 50 years of Meals on Wheels (opens the original)
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For 50 years, MIFA has been delivering Meals on Wheels to older adults across our community. That's an extraordinary milestone, and one Memphis should celebrate. I also want to congratulate Dorcas Young Griffin, MIFA's new CEO. Dorcas has spent her career serving this community, and MIFA is fortunate to have her leadership. But Meals on Wheels has never been just about the meal. Those meals are delivered by volunteers, and when a volunteer knocks on the door, they bring food, but also a conversa
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