Support group launched. Our religious community, which surely acknowledges society's problems, is often the first to assist start-up projects that address them. That was true for ENDespair. When no budget existed to rent space, the Fourth Universalist Society in New York City provided it, free of charge, for a weekly support-discussion group about work for people in crisis and transition. Around the world, at the same exact time, people focus on the issues that were of primary concern.
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A discussion about work today was held during services at Congregation Tel Aviv and at the Fourth Universalist Society. Watch for updates. Finding the Light From the beginning, this project has been a lesson for me, requiring me to jump into uncharted territory, learn new skills, overcome my own insecurities and need for solitude. It certainly hasn't been an easy or steady journey. Financial hurdles, my own doubts, periods of stagnation, others' resistance, lack of understanding of the need and negative energy presented constant challenges.