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NAMI 4-County to host Sufficient Grace Ministries on October 5th | Local health

By Ellen McCoy
September 25, 2021
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ARCHBOLD – The NAMI Four County meeting on October 5 will be presented by Kelly Gerken, Founder and Executive Director of Sufficient Grace Ministries (SGM) based near Deshler.

Sufficient Grace was founded in 2004 by Gerken following the death of two twin daughters and later a son.

The ministry provides regional, state and global support and resources to families who have experienced pregnancy and infant loss.

Support is in person for families in Northwestern Ohio and other areas of the state, as well as parts of central and southeastern Michigan. Families who live in other areas – in the United States and around the world – can receive SGM programs online. The ministry reaches more than 1,000 families each year, according to Gerken.

The meeting, which is open to the public, will be held both in person and in a virtual meeting starting at 7 p.m. at the Four County ADAMhs Board of Directors office, T-761 Ohio 66 south of Arcbold.

To register for the in-person meeting, please contact Wendy Jennings, Executive Director of NAMI, at [email protected] or by calling 419-405-3651.

Those attending the in-person meeting are strongly encouraged to wear a mask regardless of their COVID vaccination status.

Those who prefer to participate virtually should also call or email Wendy Jennings to get the meeting link to NAMI’s Zoom account.

NAMI Four County is affiliated with the National Alliance on Mental Illness. In addition to meetings held on the first Tuesday of each month, it offers free community education programs and offers free peer-led support groups for family and friends of loved ones with mental illness as well as groups support for people with mental illness. All programming is open to the public.

For more information on NAMI’s fall programming and support group schedule, please visit their website: www.namifourcounty.org.


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