Faith Fellowship
hosting program

Faith Fellowship Church will host Dr. Michael Mahoney June 30 from 7 to 9 p.m. Mahoney will give a presentation titled, "Healing difficult situations through the gift of family."

Mahoney is the founder of Gates Ministry and is an ordained member of the clergy serving in full-time vocational ministry since 1988.

He earned his doctorate in formational counseling at Ashland Theological Seminary and has extensive training and experience in formational and pastoral counseling.

Mahoney specializes in the area of personal and interpersonal healing, pastoral strategy, conflict resolution, transitions, and spiritual and emotional intelligence.

Liberty Valley hosting special program

Liberty Valley Church will be hosting "Mom to Mom," a six-week, practical help guide to biblical parenting based on the book "Shepherding a Child's Heart," by Tedd Tripp.

Meetings will be at the church located at 7772 Capital Blvd. on Mondays at 10 a.m. through July 14. Childcare will be available. For more information, call 330-554-7606 or visit www.libertyvalleychurch.org.

Anti-addiction program
is under way

Reformers Unanimous, a national Christ-centered addiction program headquartered in Rockford, Ill, has started a chapter in Northfield.

The program meets every Friday night at the New Testament Baptist Church from 7 to 9 p.m. The program is open to all adults who struggle with an addiction or a "stubborn habit." Call the church at 330-467-6757 for more information.

Marriage encounter weekend planned

A summer break for married couples is planned for July 11 to 13 at the Quality Inn in Akron by Worldwide Marriage Encounter.

This weekend experience is for couples with good marriages, who would like to learn an exciting and effective method of communication. The weekend starts on Friday evening and ends on Sunday at 4 p.m. It consists of a series of presentations.

To register for the July weekend, please call 330-305-9963 or email WorldwideME@aol.com.

Golf outing to support
El Salvador mission

The Cleveland Latin American Missions is hosting a charity golf outing Aug. 8 at Gleneagles Golf Course in Twinsburg. Proceeds from the event are personally taken to El Salvador and given to those with the greatest need. This year, besides the educational support the people will receive, proceeds will be used to buy medical equipment and re-paint the clinic in Teotepeque, El Salvador, where the Rev. Mark Riley serves.

For more information, see www.clamteam.org.