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SUMMARY:Moms' Coffee
DESCRIPTION:Moms of all stages\, join us for breakfast\, fellowship\, and a panel discussion. Beth Cappechi\, Amy Fowler\, Julia Glover\, and Erin Hatcliff will be our panelists\, discussing the topic of “Hopeful Parenting in Difficult Seasons.” \nAll of these women are mental health professionals from our church and will be speaking to us from both their professional and personal experience. \nNursery is available for infants-PreK and no registration is required.
URL:https://lmpc.org/event/moms-coffee/
LOCATION:Chapel
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260408T181500
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SUMMARY:Wednesday Evening Report
DESCRIPTION:Join us as we hear from supported UK church planter\, Malc Clark. Malc will report at 6:15 p.m.\, following Wednesday night dinner\, in the chapel. The report will conclude at 7:00 p.m. to allow parents to pick their children up from kids’ club and nursery. Wednesday Evening Prayer will not be held\, to allow participants to attend the report.
URL:https://lmpc.org/event/wednesday-evening-report/
LOCATION:Chapel
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SUMMARY:Safeguarding Training
DESCRIPTION:The Session of LMPC has committed to providing ongoing safeguarding training for the congregation. This year\, we’re grateful to welcome Dr. Jana Pressley from the Complex Trauma Treatment Center in Boston for an essential safeguarding workshop. \nThis training will explore how chronic\, relational trauma shapes the whole person—emotionally\, relationally\, cognitively\, physically\, and spiritually. Dr. Pressley will help us understand how trauma can affect faith itself\, and how the church can become a wiser\, safer\, and more compassionate community of care. Practical application will focus on supporting individuals in the context of the church community. \nFriday\, Feb. 6 from 7:00 to 8:30 p.m. (Chapel)\nIntroduction to complex trauma (chronic\, relational trauma)\nIntroduction to how trauma impacts lifelong development\nEmotional impact: feeling too much or too little\nCognitive impact: executive functioning of the brain\nPhysiological impact: how the body holds the trauma\nRelational impact: how interpersonal patterns can be shaped\nSpiritual impact: shaping of worldview\, perception of relationship with God \nSaturday\, Feb. 7 from 8:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. (Chapel)\nWhat does complex trauma “look like” in the people in your life?\nUnderstanding the complicated emotions\, behaviors\, and relational patterns associated with complex trauma\nWhat are common triggers for trauma survivors?\nWhat are common coping responses for trauma responses?\nHow to support complex trauma survivors in a faith community context\nHelpful support and potential pitfalls\nVicarious traumatization when supporting vulnerable community members \nSunday\, Feb. 8 from 10:00 to 10:45 a.m. (High School Room in JHYB)\nHow trauma impacts lifelong development – emotionally\, cognitively\, interpersonally\, spiritually Trauma examples in a faith community setting\nHow to help \nThe Session of LMPC has committed to providing ongoing safeguarding training for the congregation. This year\, we’re grateful to welcome Dr. Jana Pressley from the Complex Trauma Treatment Center in Boston for an essential safeguarding workshop. \nThis training will explore how chronic\, relational trauma shapes the whole person—emotionally\, relationally\, cognitively\, physically\, and spiritually. Dr. Pressley will help us understand how trauma can affect faith itself\, and how the church can become a wiser\, safer\, and more compassionate community of care. Practical application will focus on supporting individuals in the context of the church community. \nIf you serve\, lead\, teach\, care\, or simply want to love others more wisely\, this training matters. It’s an opportunity to grow in awareness\, deepen compassion\, and strengthen our calling to love and protect God’s people. \nDr. Jana Pressley\, Psy.D\, is a licensed clinical psychologist\, trainer\, and consultant. She serves as Director of Clinical Services at the Complex Trauma Treatment Center-Boston\, Co-Director of the Complex Trauma Treatment Affiliates\, Founding Faculty at the Complex Trauma Training Institute\, and Senior Training Associate of the Foundation Trust. She specializes in the treatment of youth\, adults\, and couples/families impacted by developmental trauma\, as well as providing consultation supporting systems-level implementation of trauma-informed care in community settings and state-wide organizations.  \nDr. Pressley is also an Adjunct Associate Professor at Richmont Graduate University\, where she designed and directed a trauma-based specialization certificate program. She teaches trauma-related courses at the graduate level\, and implemented trauma treatment specialization courses and qualitative trauma-focused research labs for multiple graduate programs. Dr. Pressley’s research focuses on the experience of court-involved young adults who have suffered relational trauma in the midst of chronic poverty and community violence\, as well as the impact of complex trauma history on adult spirituality and meaning-making. She has authored multiple articles and book chapters on these topics.  \nDr. Pressley is also a content developer for www.complextrauma.org\, a comprehensive information and resource website for trauma-impacted consumers\, families and providers. She is a national trainer and consultant in the Attachment\, Regulation\, and Competency (ARC) and Component-Based Psychotherapy (CBP) complex trauma intervention models.
URL:https://lmpc.org/event/safeguarding-training/2026-02-08/
LOCATION:Chapel
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ORGANIZER;CN="Jocelyn Christie":MAILTO:jocelyn@lmpc.org
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260207T083000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260207T120000
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SUMMARY:Safeguarding Training
DESCRIPTION:The Session of LMPC has committed to providing ongoing safeguarding training for the congregation. This year\, we’re grateful to welcome Dr. Jana Pressley from the Complex Trauma Treatment Center in Boston for an essential safeguarding workshop. \nThis training will explore how chronic\, relational trauma shapes the whole person—emotionally\, relationally\, cognitively\, physically\, and spiritually. Dr. Pressley will help us understand how trauma can affect faith itself\, and how the church can become a wiser\, safer\, and more compassionate community of care. Practical application will focus on supporting individuals in the context of the church community. \nFriday\, Feb. 6 from 7:00 to 8:30 p.m. (Chapel)\nIntroduction to complex trauma (chronic\, relational trauma)\nIntroduction to how trauma impacts lifelong development\nEmotional impact: feeling too much or too little\nCognitive impact: executive functioning of the brain\nPhysiological impact: how the body holds the trauma\nRelational impact: how interpersonal patterns can be shaped\nSpiritual impact: shaping of worldview\, perception of relationship with God \nSaturday\, Feb. 7 from 8:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. (Chapel)\nWhat does complex trauma “look like” in the people in your life?\nUnderstanding the complicated emotions\, behaviors\, and relational patterns associated with complex trauma\nWhat are common triggers for trauma survivors?\nWhat are common coping responses for trauma responses?\nHow to support complex trauma survivors in a faith community context\nHelpful support and potential pitfalls\nVicarious traumatization when supporting vulnerable community members \nSunday\, Feb. 8 from 10:00 to 10:45 a.m. (High School Room in JHYB)\nHow trauma impacts lifelong development – emotionally\, cognitively\, interpersonally\, spiritually Trauma examples in a faith community setting\nHow to help \nThe Session of LMPC has committed to providing ongoing safeguarding training for the congregation. This year\, we’re grateful to welcome Dr. Jana Pressley from the Complex Trauma Treatment Center in Boston for an essential safeguarding workshop. \nThis training will explore how chronic\, relational trauma shapes the whole person—emotionally\, relationally\, cognitively\, physically\, and spiritually. Dr. Pressley will help us understand how trauma can affect faith itself\, and how the church can become a wiser\, safer\, and more compassionate community of care. Practical application will focus on supporting individuals in the context of the church community. \nIf you serve\, lead\, teach\, care\, or simply want to love others more wisely\, this training matters. It’s an opportunity to grow in awareness\, deepen compassion\, and strengthen our calling to love and protect God’s people. \nDr. Jana Pressley\, Psy.D\, is a licensed clinical psychologist\, trainer\, and consultant. She serves as Director of Clinical Services at the Complex Trauma Treatment Center-Boston\, Co-Director of the Complex Trauma Treatment Affiliates\, Founding Faculty at the Complex Trauma Training Institute\, and Senior Training Associate of the Foundation Trust. She specializes in the treatment of youth\, adults\, and couples/families impacted by developmental trauma\, as well as providing consultation supporting systems-level implementation of trauma-informed care in community settings and state-wide organizations.  \nDr. Pressley is also an Adjunct Associate Professor at Richmont Graduate University\, where she designed and directed a trauma-based specialization certificate program. She teaches trauma-related courses at the graduate level\, and implemented trauma treatment specialization courses and qualitative trauma-focused research labs for multiple graduate programs. Dr. Pressley’s research focuses on the experience of court-involved young adults who have suffered relational trauma in the midst of chronic poverty and community violence\, as well as the impact of complex trauma history on adult spirituality and meaning-making. She has authored multiple articles and book chapters on these topics.  \nDr. Pressley is also a content developer for www.complextrauma.org\, a comprehensive information and resource website for trauma-impacted consumers\, families and providers. She is a national trainer and consultant in the Attachment\, Regulation\, and Competency (ARC) and Component-Based Psychotherapy (CBP) complex trauma intervention models.
URL:https://lmpc.org/event/safeguarding-training/2026-02-07/
LOCATION:Chapel
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ORGANIZER;CN="Jocelyn Christie":MAILTO:jocelyn@lmpc.org
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260206T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260206T203000
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SUMMARY:Safeguarding Training
DESCRIPTION:The Session of LMPC has committed to providing ongoing safeguarding training for the congregation. This year\, we’re grateful to welcome Dr. Jana Pressley from the Complex Trauma Treatment Center in Boston for an essential safeguarding workshop. \nThis training will explore how chronic\, relational trauma shapes the whole person—emotionally\, relationally\, cognitively\, physically\, and spiritually. Dr. Pressley will help us understand how trauma can affect faith itself\, and how the church can become a wiser\, safer\, and more compassionate community of care. Practical application will focus on supporting individuals in the context of the church community. \nFriday\, Feb. 6 from 7:00 to 8:30 p.m. (Chapel)\nIntroduction to complex trauma (chronic\, relational trauma)\nIntroduction to how trauma impacts lifelong development\nEmotional impact: feeling too much or too little\nCognitive impact: executive functioning of the brain\nPhysiological impact: how the body holds the trauma\nRelational impact: how interpersonal patterns can be shaped\nSpiritual impact: shaping of worldview\, perception of relationship with God \nSaturday\, Feb. 7 from 8:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. (Chapel)\nWhat does complex trauma “look like” in the people in your life?\nUnderstanding the complicated emotions\, behaviors\, and relational patterns associated with complex trauma\nWhat are common triggers for trauma survivors?\nWhat are common coping responses for trauma responses?\nHow to support complex trauma survivors in a faith community context\nHelpful support and potential pitfalls\nVicarious traumatization when supporting vulnerable community members \nSunday\, Feb. 8 from 10:00 to 10:45 a.m. (High School Room in JHYB)\nHow trauma impacts lifelong development – emotionally\, cognitively\, interpersonally\, spiritually Trauma examples in a faith community setting\nHow to help \nThe Session of LMPC has committed to providing ongoing safeguarding training for the congregation. This year\, we’re grateful to welcome Dr. Jana Pressley from the Complex Trauma Treatment Center in Boston for an essential safeguarding workshop. \nThis training will explore how chronic\, relational trauma shapes the whole person—emotionally\, relationally\, cognitively\, physically\, and spiritually. Dr. Pressley will help us understand how trauma can affect faith itself\, and how the church can become a wiser\, safer\, and more compassionate community of care. Practical application will focus on supporting individuals in the context of the church community. \nIf you serve\, lead\, teach\, care\, or simply want to love others more wisely\, this training matters. It’s an opportunity to grow in awareness\, deepen compassion\, and strengthen our calling to love and protect God’s people. \nDr. Jana Pressley\, Psy.D\, is a licensed clinical psychologist\, trainer\, and consultant. She serves as Director of Clinical Services at the Complex Trauma Treatment Center-Boston\, Co-Director of the Complex Trauma Treatment Affiliates\, Founding Faculty at the Complex Trauma Training Institute\, and Senior Training Associate of the Foundation Trust. She specializes in the treatment of youth\, adults\, and couples/families impacted by developmental trauma\, as well as providing consultation supporting systems-level implementation of trauma-informed care in community settings and state-wide organizations.  \nDr. Pressley is also an Adjunct Associate Professor at Richmont Graduate University\, where she designed and directed a trauma-based specialization certificate program. She teaches trauma-related courses at the graduate level\, and implemented trauma treatment specialization courses and qualitative trauma-focused research labs for multiple graduate programs. Dr. Pressley’s research focuses on the experience of court-involved young adults who have suffered relational trauma in the midst of chronic poverty and community violence\, as well as the impact of complex trauma history on adult spirituality and meaning-making. She has authored multiple articles and book chapters on these topics.  \nDr. Pressley is also a content developer for www.complextrauma.org\, a comprehensive information and resource website for trauma-impacted consumers\, families and providers. She is a national trainer and consultant in the Attachment\, Regulation\, and Competency (ARC) and Component-Based Psychotherapy (CBP) complex trauma intervention models.
URL:https://lmpc.org/event/safeguarding-training/2026-02-06/
LOCATION:Chapel
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ORGANIZER;CN="Jocelyn Christie":MAILTO:jocelyn@lmpc.org
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20250602T183000
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SUMMARY:VIP: Ice Cream with the Pastoral Team
DESCRIPTION:VIPs\, join the pastors for ice cream in the chapel. Participate in a Q&A and learn more about the pastoral ministry philosophy at LMPC. \nVIPs is a group of mostly retired adults from Lookout Mountain Presbyterian Church and the community.
URL:https://lmpc.org/event/vip-ice-cream-with-the-pastoral-team/
LOCATION:Chapel
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