Cabazon Fellowship

05/04/2026

Tuesday, May 5th, 2026
GriefShare, Grief Support Group
Session 13, What do I live for now?

Cabazon Fellowship
Cabazon Community Centerl
5:00 pm to 7:00 pm
In The Community Room and or on Zoom.

Remembering and Honoring

As you think about your life, moving forward in a healthy way doesn’t mean forgetting your loved one. Quite the opposite. Healing includes remembering your loved one and honoring the memory by reflecting on meaningful moments you shared together. And it also involves honoring your loved one by building on the lessons you learned from him or her to bless other people.

Through this video and exercises, you’ll see that moving forward with your life can include:

“Legacy projects” that bless others and honor your loved one.

Preserving memories and using lessons you’ve learned from your loved one.

Pursuing interests or skills, which renews your sense of purpose.

For additional information
Call 951-644-9551

04/27/2026

Tuesday, April 28th, 2026
GriefShare, Grief Support Group
Session 12, Hope and Resilience

Cabazon Fellowship
Cabazon Community Center
5:00 pm to 7:00 pm
In The Community Room and or on Zoom.

There’s More to Your Story

Trees with deep roots are the most resilient. Their roots keep them firmly grounded during storms and allow them to find water underground during drought conditions. In the same way, when we are deeply rooted in God, we are the most resilient and able to withstand life’s trials and losses.

The video and exercises in this session will help you find strength and hope again. You’ll discover :

Biblical hope is more than “wishful thinking.”

How resilience helps you press on after loss.

Resilience grows the more you ground yourself in God’s truth.

For additional information
Call 951-644-9551

04/14/2026

Tuesday, April 14th, 2026
GriefShare, Grief Support Group
Session 11, Stuck in Grief
Cabazon Fellowship
Cabazon Community Center
5:00 pm to 7:00 pm
In The Community Room and or on Zoom.

When it Feels Impossible to Move Forward

When a car gets stuck in mud, all forward motion stops. No matter how hard you push the gas pedal, the spinning tires can’t gain traction against the slippery , pervasive mud. Grief is similar. It can be persistent, and when you get stuck in grief, it can feel impossible to move forward.

Getting unstuck requires purposeful effort in the right direction. The video and daily exercises will help you learn how to get unstuck, and how to avoid getting stuck. You’ll discover:

Being “stuck” in grief is not about time; it’s about not taking steps toward healing.

Being stuck results from negative thought patterns.

Bible reading & prayer defend against wrong thinking.

For additional information
Call 951-644-9551

04/08/2026

04/07/2026

Tuesday, Septemer 16th, 2025
GriefShare, Grief Support Group
Session 10, Questions for God

Cabazon Fellowship
Cabazon Community Center
5:00 pm to 7:00 pm
In The Community Room and or on Zoom.

Why this? What about heaven?

Why was my loved one taken from me? Why am I left here alone? The questions that swarm after a loved one’s death feel endless, and you probably wish that God would give you all the answers. But did you know God has already provided answers to some of your toughest questions in bHis Word, the Bible?

As you work through the video and Step by Step exercises this week, you’ll discover how God responds to our most difficult questions. You’ll find:

Trusting God with your questions is a step forward in faith.

The benefits of asking God “What can I learn from this?”

You can learn what happens after death in God’s Word.

For additional information
Call 951-644-9551

04/07/2026

Tuesday, Septemer 16th, 2025
GriefShare, Grief Support Group
Session 10, Questions for God

Cabazon Fellowship
Cabazon Community Center
5:00pm to 7:00 pm
In The Community Room and or on Zoom.

Why this? What about heaven?

Why was my loved one taken from me? Why am I left here alone? The questions that swarm after a loved one’s death feel endless, and you probably wish that God would give you all the answers. But did you know God has already provided answers to some of your toughest questions in bHis Word, the Bible?

As you work through the video and Step by Step exercises this week, you’ll discover how God responds to our most difficult questions. You’ll find:

Trusting God with your questions is a step forward in faith.

The benefits of asking God “What can I learn from this?”

You can learn what happens after death in God’s Word.

For additional information
Call 951-644-9551

04/07/2026

Tuesday, April 7th, 2026
GriefShare, Grief Support Group
Session 10, Questions for God

Cabazon Fellowship
Cabazon Community Center
5:00 pm to 7:00 pm
In The Community Room and or on Zoom.

Why this? What about heaven?

Why was my loved one taken from me? Why am I left here alone? The questions that swarm after a loved one’s death feel endless, and you probably wish that God would give you all the answers. But did you know God has already provided answers to some of your toughest questions in bHis Word, the Bible?

As you work through the video and Step by Step exercises this week, you’ll discover how God responds to our most difficult questions. You’ll find:

Trusting God with your questions is a step forward in faith.

The benefits of asking God “What can I learn from this?”

You can learn what happens after death in God’s Word.

For additional information
Call 951-644-9551

03/30/2026

Tuesday, March 31st, 2026
GriefShare, Grief Support Group
Session 9, Grief and Your Friendships

Cabazon Fellowship
Cabazon Community Center
5:00pm to 7:00 pm
In The Community Room and or on Zoom.

Does Anyone Understand?

“At least they’re not suffering anymore.” “They’re in a better place.” “Time heals all wounds.” Even the most well-meaning friends and family members can say things that make you feel hurt and angry. You might be tempted to avoid interacting with people because they don’t understand what you’re going through. But relationships are crucial to your healing.

In this week’s video and Step by Step exercises you’ll discover:

Other people can help you deal with changes.

Having realistic expectations of others is important.

How to talk to people who are uncomfortable with grief.

For additional information
Call 951-644-9551