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Candlelight Vigil Spreads Message of Hope and Survival

A message of hope and survival is the theme for this year’s Hands of Hope Candlelight Vigil, scheduled for 7 p.m., Thursday, Oct. 15 at St. James Lutheran Church, 1206 N. Miller Ave., Marion.

This year’s guest speaker is Marti MacGibbon, CADC-II, ACRPS, CAPMS, an inspirational speaker, standup comic, certified addiction treatment professional, and author of the nationally award winning memoir, Never Give in to Fear: Laughing All the Way Up from Rock Bottom.

Marti is an internationally known author and an expert on trauma resolution and addiction, who is also a domestic violence survivor.

The Candlelight Vigil is intended not only to create awareness about domestic violence, but to empower and encourage survivors, victims and the community to take a stand against this crime that tears apart families.

The annual candlelight vigil, hosted by Hands of Hope, a division of Radiant Health, is part of a national initiative by domestic violence prevention and intervention organizations across the country during the month of October.

In addition to hearing how you can help break the cycle of violence, the evening gives attendees an opportunity to light a candle in memory of someone who lost their life to domestic violence and/or to light a candle in honor of someone who broke the cycle of violence by leaving an abusive relationship.

And, as has been the tradition, Steve Newcomer has recruited an array of musical talent to enhance the vigil and encourage attendees to leave with a sense of empowerment.

Please mark your calendars now and plan to attend Hands of Hope’s Candlelight Vigil so that domestic violence can become a behavior that we as a community will not tolerate.

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As of January 18, 2023, Grant Blackford Mental Health and Family Services Society, two organizations that merged in April 2022, rebranded under the unified name Radiant Health.

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How we help.

When you’re in the middle of it, addiction can feel like a dead-end road. We know for certain that it isn’t. Just like any mental health challenge, addiction is an obstacle on our path. And, with some innovation and hardwork, we can work our way around it. On the other side of that obstacle is a bright future with healthy relationships, purpose-driven life, and a profound joy that’s been missing for all too long.

What do we mean?

Like so many things, mental health is passed down through families. Through behaviors, mirroring, and conditioning, we learn so much of what we know from those closest to us. Oftentimes that’s for the better, sometimes it’s not. At Radiant Health, we’re here to help ensure that your family makes purpose and joy as hereditary as any trait you might pass down to future generations. With a bit of hard word, together, we can make joy run in your family. 

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Better ≠ perfect. Better means a path of continuous improvement; of evolution. When we focus on getting 1% better, 1% brighter every single day., we’re able to see the joy in the moment, while feeling the pride that comes with taking the reins over your life and working hard on yourself.  Here at Radiant, to focus on your future, we move towards it one achievable step at a time. 

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