Collierville church finds approach for collective grief
Cathy Hisky (right) and Carolyn Foster discuss a Bible passage during the “Jesus & Me” Bible study group on Thursday, July 29, at Collierville United Methodist Church. (Mark Weber/Daily Memphian)
The church is home to one of the city’s handful of Stephen Ministries, a program that pairs a person suffering from loss with their own trained lay person for a year.
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