A study identified five activities have been found to lead to increased overall well-being. . .
We are in the midst of a special series for Cap’s annual Mental Health Month. A 2008 scientific study conducted in the UK found five activities leading to increased overall well-being: taking notice, connecting, learning, being active, giving.
This study has been receiving renewed interest in the midst of our experience of the pandemic. These five simple practices remind us that God created human beings with minds, bodies, hearts, a desire to be in relationship, and a desire to offer something to others.
We are inviting you to take 15 minutes a day until Easter to incorporate one or more of these practices into your everyday life as a way to greater spiritual, psychological and relational wholeness. Each week we will highlight a different practice in conversation with Scripture and other Cappers.
Series Outline:
February 21 Video Resource: “Noticing”
February 28 Morning Zoom Service: “Connecting”
March 7 Video Resource: “Moving”
March 14 Morning Zoom Service: “Learning”
March 21 Video Resource: “Giving”
March 28 Morning Zoom Service
