Dr. Jake Morris, Director of the Lipscomb University Psychology Department, and Graduate Counseling Professor, joins Dr. Jim Anderson, Director of the Harpeth Hills Counseling Center, in discussing various types of counseling and how to make a good choice in reaching out for help.
Continue readingFacebook Live Conversations on Coronavirus Monday, June 29, Noon Dr. John Kennedy, one of the therapists in the Counseling Center, will be introducing this model for understanding and treating emotional upheaval during the Pandemic. This video along with past conversations are also available at HarpethHills.org/Counseling.
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Food & Supply Dropoff Tuesday, May 19 from Noon-4pm Dropoff at the curb under the Brown Awning Thanks to your generosity, we were able to provide help for so many in Nashville and Franklin. So let’s do it again on Tuesday, May 19. Between noon-4pm, drop off any of the
Continue readingYour generosity has been inspiring. Since the beginning of April, $33,250 has been distributed to organizations and ministries that are providing assistance and relief throughout Nashville and Franklin. Thank you for your willingness to stand in the gap for so many people. You can continue to give online to the
Continue readingThank you to those who brought food and supplies and gave so generously to the COVID-19 Relief Fund. So many people in Nashville and Franklin will be blessed this week. Feed Our City funds and items will be delivered to Nashville Inner City Ministry, Open Table Nashville, Second Harvest Food
Continue readingHarpeth Hills Family, The elders appointed a Coronavirus Committee to provide guidance as we make decisions concerning church activities. This committee is composed of our four elder/doctors—Parker Panovec, Tom Henderson, Dana Janssen, and Hyatt Sutton and three members of our church staff, Jennifer Coats, Ronnie Rummage, and Rick Kyle. This
Continue readingWe continue to monitor the course of the COVID-19 virus. Indeed, these are unprecedented, uncertain times. As the number of confirmed cases continues to rise and as the phrase “social distancing” has come into our vocabulary, we feel that we should heed the recommendations of the WHO, CDC, and area health
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