The memorial service for James Copeland is going to be Saturday March 30th on 129th and 7th Avenue at the Salem Baptist Church from 1 to 3. We will reenact the Matt Talbot Funeral Service midway during The Memorial. Hope to see many of you there.
Stewart Brebnor
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The Danny MIXON Trio
The Danny Mixon Trio
Matt Talbot Spiritual Mens Retreat
Matt Talbot Group M74 Mens Retreat
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Matt Talbot Spiritual Womens Retreat
W47 Retreat Schedule
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MATT TALBOT GROUP W47 RETREAT
VILLA OF OUR LADY RETREAT HOUSE
245 MEADOWSIDE ROAD
MOUNT POCONO PA 18344
January 18 –20, 2019
COMPLETE WEEKEND
Option 1- $190.00- SINGLE ROOM WITH PRIVATE BATH
Option 2- $175.00- TWO PERSONS IN A ROOM with a shared bathroom
Option 3- $165.00- THREE PERSONS IN A ROOM with a shared bathroom
Deposits are Non-Refundable- No personal checks ALL DEPOSITS MONEY ORDERS ONLY!
Please note that only 20 Private rooms have been reserved for a single person which is option 1
Option 1 – $100.00 deposit required asap balance due Dec. 1 or paid in cash at retreat
Option 2 – 1st payment $60.00 due Oct. 1st, 2nd payment $60.00 due Nov. 1, and final payment of $55.00 due Dec. 1 or at retreat, cash only
Option 3– 1st payment $55.00 due Oct. 1st, 2nd payment $55.00 due Nov. 1, and final payment of $55.00 due Dec. 1 or at retreat, cash only
Handicapped Accessible. Special diets not accommodated, however there is a refrigerator.
Please get directions from the website
THE BALANCE FOR ALL ROOMS WILL BE DUE UPON ARRIVAL ON
January 18, 2019 (IN CASH ONLY)
RETREAT MASTER: TBD
FOR INFORMATION CONTACT:
PRESIDENT: DORIS H. 718-687-3739
VICE PRESIDENT ALYSSA S. 516-477-8678
TREASURER: JOYCE B. 917-670-6105
ASST. TREASURER: MELVA N. 347-898-7349
SECRETARY: CLAIRE M. 516-729-8513
ASST. SECRETARY: CHERYL H 917-704-4538
MAKE ALL MONEY ORDERS PAYABLE TO: Matt Talbot W-47
NAME:
ADDRESS:
CITY: STATE: ZIP:
TELPHONE: EMAIL:
SPECIAL NEED:
Please check one: Option 1____ Option 2____ Option 3____
Not Attending _____but would like to donate to sponsoring a Newcomer $_______ or to Matt Talbot Group W-47 $_______
Attending and would like to donate to sponsoring a Newcomer $________ or to Matt Talbot Women Group W-47 $__________
Mail to: Joyce Bettis at 219-39 141st Road, Laurelton, NY 11413
Martin Stroman
MARTIN L. STROMAN
{Pastor of Congregational CAare}
October 30, 2016
Viewing will take place:
“Wednesday ~ November 9, 2016
4:00 ~ 7:00 pm.
and
Homegoing Servicee will lake place:
Thursday ~ November 10, 2016
10: 30 am.
at
St. Paul Community Baptist Church
859 Hendrix Street
(bet Linden: Boulevard and StanleyAve)
Brooklyn, New York 11207
(718) 257-1300 ~ Fax: 257-2988
Internment:
Cypress Hills Cemetery
(Exit 3 off Jackie Robinson Parkway)
Brooklyn, New Yock
For further information, Please Call:
FRANK R.BELL FUNERAL HOME, INC.
536 Sterling Place
(Corner of Classon Ave)
Brooklyn, NY 11238
(718)39912500 ~ FAX: 399.2565
Missing – Raymond C. Daniels
Immediate “Next Steps” After Experiencing Known Triggers
How to Manage Your Triggers
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What Is A Trigger?
The first step in breaking the cycle of cravings, urges and relapse is to identify the unique triggers that prompt the need to drink or use drugs. Triggers can be defined as any situation or stressor that creates a thought, feeling or action to use.
Triggers come from internal and external factors. Sometimes they are obvious and other times they are subtle. Triggers can come out of the blue or intensify over time. These disparities make triggers difficult to recognize because they manifest in different ways for different people.
Let’s take a look at examples of external and internal triggers.
External Triggers
External triggers include people, places, things and situations going on around you. They can be:
- Old friends
- An old connection or drug dealer
- Old hangouts
- Paraphernalia (i.e., bottles of alcohol)
- Celebrations or holidays
- Sporting events or concerts
- Emotionally charged interactions
- Certain times of the day
Internal Triggers
Internal triggers come from within and include memories, thoughts or feelings. They can be:
- Pain
- Fatigue
- Panic
- Negative thinking
- Insecurities
Triggers are unique to each individual. What may urge one person to use drugs or alcohol may not affect another. This is why it’s important to understand which things set you off and the proper steps to take if you encounter them.
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Marijuana Users are Different
Different From Everyone Else - Weed Smokers
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These usage patterns are similar to what’s seen among tobacco users. “What’s going on here is that over the last 20 years marijuana went from being used like alcohol to being used more like tobacco, in the sense of lots of people using it every day,” Caulkins said in an email. Adults with less than a high school education accounted for 19 percent of all marijuana use in 2012 and 2013 (compared to 13 percent of the total adult population), according to the survey. This is similar to their 20 percent share of all cigarette use, but considerably higher than their 8 percent share of all alcohol use.
Click the link above for the full article.
Heatwave Tips and Suggestions
http://nycidcard.com/
08/15/2016
08/15/2016
In order to get the IDNYC card, applicants must present documents proving their identity and address. The city is using a point system similar to the NYS Department of Motor Vehicles. Applicants must present a list of documents which add up to 4 points. The city provides a document calculator which can help you with this task. New York city residents with a NYS Driver’s License, NYS DMV Identification Card, NYS learner’s Permit or NYC pistol Permit is all that is required, provided that these items have a New York City address.
You will need:
(1) Documents with a total of least four (4) points.
– Documents proving identity must add up to at least three (3) points .
– Documents proving residency must add up to At least one (1) point.
(2) At least one (1) of the documents submitted must have a photo of the applicant, unless the applicant is 21 years old
or younger and is accompanied by a caretaker who can demonstrate proof of relationship.
(3) At least one (1) of the documents submitted has the applicant’s date of birth.
No expired documents will be accepted except machine readable passports that expired within the last three years. Only original documents and copies certified by the issuing agency will be accepted.