


EVERY TUESDAY NIGHT AT 7PM
Redeemed Deep Dive Life Groups create an opportunity for in-depth, student-centered Bible study. This Tuesday Night Small Group Experience will now offer a plethora of character and topic based studies around the theme Conquering Through Trying Times. Most of these studies will be led by some of your favorite Sunday School teachers and provide deep dives as we together Develop Solid Relationships with Jesus. We pray that you will join us for Redeemed Deep Dive.
MONTHLY LIFE GROUPS CALENDAR
JULY 2022 | HEALING AND MIRACLES
Objective: To learn and explore the spiritual gifts of Healing & Miracles
July 5
Healing and Miracles
Elder James Patterson
July 12
Healing and Miracles
Elder James Patterson
Confronting Generational Cycles
Sister Alexius Fletcher
Parents Deep Dive
July 19
Healing and Miracles
Elder James Patterson
July 26
Family Deep Dives
The Longest Night
Text: It's Not Too Late
by Tony Evans
Elder Rodell Hall
Hannah
Text: When Women Pray
by Bishop TD Jakes
Minister Crystal Brice
AUGUST 2022 | THE HELPING GIFTS
Objective: To learn and explore the spiritual gifts and offices of apostle, pastor, shepherd, leadership, teaching, teacher and missionary.
August 2
No Deep Dive Sessions
Join us as we fellowship with
The Way of the Cross Church Holy Convocation & Convention
7:30pm
Baltimore Marriott Waterfront Hotel
700 Aliceanna St.
Baltimore, MD 21202
August 9
Leadership
Elder Darlene Williams
Boundaries - How Many of Us Have Them
Sister Alexius Fletcher
Parents Deep Dive
August 16
Missionary, Teaching, & Teacher
Minister Barbara Mason
August 23
A New Name
Text: It's Not Too Late
by Tony Evans
Elder David Daniels
The Samaritan Woman
Text: When Women Pray
by Bishop TD Jakes
Sister Rotina Lacy
August 30
Apostle, Pastor, & Shepherd
Elder Darlene Williams
SEPTEMBER 2022 | PROPHETS, PROPHECY, WISDOM, KNOWLEDGE
Objective: To learn and explore the spiritual gifts of prophet, prophecy, wisdom, knowledge, tongues, and encouragement.
September 6
Prophet & Prophecy
Minister Daisy Jackson
September 13
Wisdom & Knowledge
Elder Synyan Graham
Co-Parenting Conflicts
Sister Alexius Fletcher
Parents Deep Dive
September 20
Tongues, Encouragement, & Exhortation
Elder Synyan Graham
Minister Daisy Jackson
September 27
A Pebble and a Rock
Text: It's Not Too Late
by Tony Evans
Elder Irvin Schaffer
Esther
Text: When Women Pray
by Bishop TD Jakes
Minister Shanequa Stafford
MENTAL HEALTH RESOURCES
Pro Bono Counseling & United Way Mental Health Line
The WARM Line: 443-608-9182 or 211
Health professionals are available 10am-6pm
NAMI Metropolitan Baltimore
Helpline: 410-435-2600 ext. 103
We Are One Family Health Services of Maryland, LLC
www.weareonefamilyhealthservices.com
443-564-4983
Baltimore City Crisis Response
Hotline: 410-433-5175
24-hour helpline providing crisis intervention, mental health and substance use treatment referrals, and overdose prevention resources
Baltimore County Crisis Response
Hotline: 410-931-2214
24-hour helpline providing crisis intervention, mental health and substance use treatment referrals, and overdose prevention resources
National Suicide Prevention
Lifeline: 1-800-TALK (8255)
24-hour, confidential suicide prevention hotline provides emotional support and referrals to mental health services in your area.
Spanish Suicide Prevention
Hotline: 1-800-784-2432
Veterans Crisis Line: 1-800-273-8255, press 1
Confidential, 24/7 support to Veterans, Service members, National Guard and Reserves, and their family members and friends.
Mental Health Association of Maryland
443-901-1550
https://www.mhamd.org/coronavirus/get-help-now/crisis-resources/
Crisis Text Line
Text “NAMI” to 741-741
Text with a trained volunteer counselor.
https://www.nami.org/help to download “Preparing and Navigating Mental Health Crisis” resource guide.
WIN Family Services
410-578-8003
BACHS Healthcare
410-241-6317
PRESENTERS & SPECIAL GUEST
DR. DENIS ANTOINE
Dr. Denis Antoine graduated from Howard University School of Medicine and went to Johns Hopkins for an internship in Internal Medicine and residency in Psychiatry. After residency, he completed an NIH-sponsored postdoctoral fellowship in addiction research at the Behavioral Pharmacology Research Unit at the Johns Hopkins Bayview campus. He is dually board certified in Psychiatry and Addiction Medicine. He is the director of the Cornerstone Clinic at Helping up Mission, the Addiction Treatment Services and Center for Addiction and Pregnancy programs at the Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center. These programs serve patients with substance use disorders and co-occurring psychiatric conditions and serve as sites for systematic research of issues pertaining to mental well-being.
CLARRISSA TAYLOR JACKSON
Clarrissa Taylor Jackson is a community organizer and community program professional with over twelve years of experience serving Greater Baltimore. She is the President of the Metropolitan Baltimore National Panhellenic Council and the President of the Baltimore County Chapter of Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Incorporated, where she engages hundreds of members in community service initiatives. Clarrissa is also the Director of Programs and Outreach for NAMI Metropolitan Baltimore, where she connects community organizations and families with free mental health education and support resources.
DR. MALIKA CLOSSON, M.D.
Malika Closson, M.D. grew up in Baltimore, MD and attended Johns Hopkins University. She later
graduated from Howard University College of Medicine in 2001. Dr. Closson completed residency training in Adult Psychiatry and a fellowship in Child Psychiatry at University of Maryland.
For over 10 years Dr. Closson worked in various outpatient mental health clinics in the Baltimore area. She is board certified in both Adult Psychiatry and Child & Adolescent Psychiatry, although she has always primarily worked with children & adolescents. Currently Dr. Closson is the Medical Director at Optum Maryland, which helps manage behavioral health services for Maryland Medicaid.
MELVIN MATHIS
Melvin S. Mathis M.Ed grew up in Baltimore, MD and has worked for over 34 years as a special educator in Baltimore City Public School System. He is Chief Executive Officer for We Are One Family Health Services of Maryland, LLC. He has worked to champion at risk -children in a therapeutic environment with a special emphasis on compassion and respect for those in need and their families. Out of this dedication and commitment to children and their families, “We Are One Family Health Services of Maryland, LLC” was created. We Are One Health Services of Maryland believes in the philosophy that “No Child, Adolescent or Adult Should Be Left Behind”. We are committed to providing high quality behavioral health treatment services in a safe and therapeutic environment. We are dedicated to being here when you need us most! We Are One Family Health Services provides a full continuum of services for children, adolescents, and adults who are experiencing behavioral health challenges.