Fourth Presbyterian Church, 126 E. Chestnut St., will offer Sunshine from Darkness: Vespers for Mental Illness Recovery and Understanding, on Sunday, May 8, at 6:30 p.m., with Dana Ferguson, executive associate pastor, preaching. At one time or another mental illness affects almost every family. This candlelight service, sponsored by the Center for Whole Health, a program of Chicago Lights at Fourth Presbyterian Church, is in honor of mental illness recovery and understanding.
Chicago Lights at Fourth Presbyterian Church is a nonprofit organization that brings together, under a single banner, the outreach programs of the Center for Older Adults, Partners in Education, the Elam Davies Social Service Center, and the Center for Whole Health. Chicago Lights manages educational and community service programs to strengthen the minds, bodies, and spirits of those it serves by providing resources for education, health care, and personal development. Its programs serve as beacons of promise within the urban landscape, offering hope and opportunity to people of all ages, races, and religious traditions.
Fourth Presbyterian Church is located at North Michigan Avenue and Delaware Place, across from the John Hancock Center. For more information, contact Terrill L. Stumpf, director, Center for Whole Health, at (312) 981-3396 or tstumpf@fourthchurch.org. |
