Beyond Forgive & Forget
Addressing the Nuances of Forgiveness and Reconciliation
Forgiveness Doesn’t Have to Mean Forgetting
Navigating relationships is never black and white. Whether it’s a betrayal, a breach of trust, or an unresolved conflict, forgiveness and reconciliation are deeply personal journeys.
Too often, we are given two extreme choices—either “forgive and forget” or completely sever ties. But what if there’s a healthier, more balanced way? 💡
Join us for our monthly virtual sessions where we explore the complexities of forgiveness and reconciliation, offering practical steps to heal, set boundaries, and move forward with wisdom.
📅 When?
Every 3rd Saturday of the month | 9:00 AM – 10:30 AM (UK Time)
📍 Where?
Live on Zoom (Register below!)
🎤 What to Expect?
✅ Live Q&A with experts
✅ Guest Speakers & Panel Discussions providing diverse insights
✅ Guided Reflection & Practical Application to transform your perspective
🌿 Why This Matters
As humans, we thrive on meaningful connections. Our relationships shape our emotional well-being, and unresolved conflicts can take a toll on our mental health. The Bible, a timeless guide to human relationships, teaches us profound lessons about conflict resolution. But often, its teachings are misinterpreted as advocating either complete reconciliation at all costs or total disconnection.
This monthly series offers a balanced, measured approach by covering:
🔹 Navigating Complex Relationships – Understanding when and how to restore connections.
🔹 The Consequences of Extreme Measures – Recognising the impact of all-or-nothing approaches.
🔹 The Benefits of a Thoughtful Approach – Learning how to set boundaries while embracing healing.
💬 A Thought to Ponder:
“Human beings are social creatures. We are social not just in the trivial sense that we like company, and not just in the obvious sense that we each depend on others. We are social in a more elemental way: simply to exist as a normal human being requires interaction with other people.”
— Atul Gawande
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Take the First Step Toward Healing
Let’s move beyond “forgive and forget” and embrace a path to genuine healing and restoration.
Let’s move beyond “forgive and forget” and embrace a path to genuine healing and restoration.
