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Calvary Church at Monaco and Hampden 6500 E. Girard Ave, Denver (NE Corner of Monaco and Hampden (285) www.calvarydenver.org Call Warren for more info 303-757-8421 Singles Sense Presents.... Divorce Recovery " When Love Ends-The Next Step" When: Tuesdays, April 1, 2008 - May 20, 2008 Time: 6:30 - 8:30 pm Location: Calvary Baptist Church Monaco & Hampden East of I-25 6500 E. Girard Ave, Denver This eight week work workshop is only $85 (Price includes the book) To register a $30 deposit is required. Call: Warren at 303-757-8421 for a registration form. Child care will be provided. Please let us know if you will need child care. Please share this information with a friend.  Part II 4 Mondays: May 12 & 19, June 2 & 9 Frustrated with the whole Denver dating scene? Well, you are not alone. Join a fabulous group of personal growth-oriented singles who are figuring out what it takes to create a REAL, lasting relationship. This is a great opportunity to sharpen your social skills in a safe, interactive, unique environment that includes: small group discussions, visual aids, humor, music, media messages and brief spiritual readings. GROUP SIZE: 5 Women & 5 Men. LOCATION: GRACE United Methodist Church, 4905 E. Yale, Denver (2 Blocks West of I-25 & Yale Ave.) Enter through the West double doors (off Eudora St.) and go straight down the hall to Classroom #103--watch for the signs. 4-WK. FEE: $49.00 ADVANCE. Please register only if you are sure you can attend all four weeks. This workshop is for singles who are committed to making positive changes. You are considered "registered" once you make payment. Click on the below button and if you are not a PayPal member, just click on the word "Continue" and then you can enter your credit card info: SCHEDULE: May 12 - Dating & Warning Flags - Healthy dating boundaries and the red, yellow & green signals to watch for. May 19 - Gentle Communication, Part I - Learn how to initiate a discussion about a concern; discuss the complexities of face-to-face, phone, text & e-mail communication. June 2 - Gentle Communication, Part II - Good vs. bad examples of conflict resolution; practice talking through a concern and listening in an empathetic manner. June 9 - Commitment Skills - Discuss the Stages of Commitment, the 7 Key Ingredients for Readiness for a Relationship, the 3 Elements of Infidelity, a summary of behaviors that lead to real, lasting commitment. Here's a recent TESTIMONIAL: "I really enjoyed your presentations and feel it made a difference in how I approached dating. I'm engaged to get married next year. Thank you for your help." -Jane Cancellation Policy: Registrants must give notice of cancellation via telephone (303-750-2208) by Sunday, May 11, to be eligible for a full refund. Take a vacation from street with "The Stress Aid Kit." Harlane Chase M.A, C.M.T. harlanechase@hotmail.com 303-550-7555 http://www.stressaidkit.com/index.html Everyone Knows Someone Who Is Hurting. We all know people, who know a friend who is dealing with the loss of a loved one through Death, Divorce, Separation of a marriage, or the end of a long term love relationship. Visit our International Website www.beginningexperience.org Help in relationship recovery/divorce recovery Date: Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, June 6th, 7th, and 8th, 2008. Event: "The Beginning Experience Weekend" Host: Beginning Experience (www.beginningexperience.org), an international Non-Profit Grief Support Group program helping people of all faiths. Contact: Mary 303-758-4857 or tllskr@comcast.net Cost: $220.00 Includes: Weekend Room & Board, and 6 week follow-up program Location: Mother Cabrini Shrine in Golden Space: Limited Space Registration: Mary 303-758-4857 or tllskr@comcast.net Description: "The Beginning Experience is an ecumenical program designed to help the widowed, separated and divorced, and other persons who have experienced a significant loss, to make a new beginning in life. B.E. helps them deal with the psychological grief process and also offers, an opportunity for turning pain into an adventure of grace. The purpose of the B.E. Weekend is to provide space and time where individuals can come together to re-evaluate their lives in an optimum atmosphere of loving, caring and sharing, and to move on to the future with renewed hope. The B.E. Weekend is designed to be a time of closure on the past and a new beginning in the present. Persons who come should be beyond the initial feelings of anger and despair, which usually follow the loss of a loved one. They should be to the point of desiring a new beginning and be ready to make that desire a reality. A specially trained team leads participants through the B.E. program, which consists of team presentations followed by personal, private reflection and dialogue in small groups. The dialogue groups, led by team members, are gently formed into a warm supportive community built up by a simple and non-threatening method of dialogue. The B.E. team includes men and women who are divorced or widowed as well as other persons with experience in life renewal. The weekend is quiet, reflective and spiritual. It begins on Friday evening and ends late Sunday afternoon." Includes 6 week follow-up program. Visit our Website www.beginningexperience.org Contact: Mary 303-758-4857 or tllskr@comcast.net Top Tips to Help Prevent ID Theft Provided By: Peggy Goehringer Independent Associate and Certified ID Theft Risk Mngt. Specialist Pre-Paid Legal Services w/ID Theft Shield www.prepaidlegal.com/hub/peggygoehringer peggygoehringer@aol.com 720-280-1068 1. Subscribe to a reputable company that not only monitors your credit on an ongoing, 24 hour, 7 day/week basis, but also provides RESTORATION (not resolution or reimbursement) when you are a victim 2. Cross cut shred all junk mail/documents with personal information on them before throwing them away. 3. Mail all outgoing mail from a secure location such as an official United States Post Office box. 4. Never give your personal information out to anyone unless you initiate the contact. 5. When making online purchases, make sure that you are on a secure website. It will have an s after the http (ie: https://) Use a separate credit card with a low limit for online purchases. Using your debit card gives easier access to your bank account where your daily living expense money is more readily available. 6. Copy the contents of your purse/wallet and keep in a safe place. 7. Don’t just sign the back of your credit cards. Specify “Photo ID Required” or “Please see ID” with your signature. 8. Never carry your social security card in your wallet/purse and have your social security number removed from your driver’s license. 9. Check your bank and credit card statements regularly. 10. Keep your blank checks in a secure location. When ordering new checks, have them mailed to your bank (not your home). Use your first and middle initials with your last name and your cell phone number vs. your home phone. Don’t carry your checkbook unless you know you will need it that day. 11. When writing checks, use a felt tip marker or gel pen. Do not use a ballpoint pen. Ballpoint pen ink can easily be “washed”. 12. Ladies, hold onto your purse while shopping. Never leave it in the cart unattended. 13. Take your trash to the curb the morning of, not the night before it is due to be picked up. At the curb, it becomes public property. 14. When doing anything financial online be sure to use an online connection in lieu of wireless. 15. Opt out of credit card offers at 1-888-5-OPTOUT or online at www.optoutprescreen.com. This won’t stop all offers completely, but will definitely slow them down. | Return Home | 40+ Singles for All Seasons | Women's Networking Group | Dance Clubs | Business Networking | A Spiritual Journey | Seminars & Retreats | Classified Ads | |
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