Wits' End Resources

06/07/2026

Someone has to go first and draw the blood line in every family. It’s the most important thing you can do for yourself and your children. Be the one that goes first!

06/06/2026

06/05/2026

🩵 Rest. Receive. Renew. 🩵

Soaking in His presence and resting in His peace. 🕊️

want to learn more about soaking prayer and how to deeply connect with the Lord Jesus Christ in your healing journey? Call the Healing Center of Martin County today!Call 📞954-489-8792 and make an appointment, to meet with one of our providers.

06/03/2026

Join us this weekend at St. Mary’s Episcopal Church as we welcome our special guest preacher, The Rev. Tara Shepley, Director of The Healing Center of Martin County. 🩵

Come experience the healing love of Jesus Christ, be encouraged through worship, and grow in faith alongside a welcoming community. 🕊️

📍 St. Mary’s Episcopal Church623 SE Ocean Blvd.Stuart, FL 34994

⏰ Service Times:Saturday – 5:00 PMSunday – 7:30 AM, 9:00 AM & 10:30 AM

We look forward to worshiping with you! 🩵🕊️🙏🏻

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06/03/2026

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05/26/2026

Addiction doesn't just enter one body. It enters the whole house.

It changes the way people sleep.
The way they answer the phone.
The way they breathe when a car enters the driveway.
It turns love into vigilance, hope into fear, and family members into detectives, rescuers, liars, fixers, fighters, and ghosts of who they used to be.

And the cruelsest part is this:

The sickest person in the family often becomes the center of everyone's world.

Their mood becomes the weather.
Their choices become the crisis.
Their recovery becomes the condition for everyone else's happiness.

But families need to hear this:

You can love someone to the moon and back and still refuse to disappear inside their addiction.

You can pray for them, support them, hope for them, and still choose peace for yourself.

You can stop chasing, stop covering, stop begging, stop bargaining with chaos--and it does not mean you have stopped loving them.

It means you are finally remembering that you matter, too.

Addiction will ask for everything.
Your sleep.
Your health.
Your finances.
Your marriage.
Your joy.
Your truth.
Your very self.

But love was never meant to require your destruction.

Sometimes the bravest thing a family can do is stop confusing suffering with loyalty.

Sometimes the most loving words are, "I will not let this illness hurt either one of us anymore.:

And sometimes healing begins in that small, quiet moment when you realize you cannot save them by drowning beside them.

To every family living this heartbreak:

You are not weak because you're exhausted.
You are not selfish for needing peace.
You are not cruel because you have boundaries.
You are not giving up because you are choosing not to be held hostage by this disease.

You are allowed to love them and still love yourself.

In fact, it's essential.

Because we cannot keep asking them to choose recovery while refusing to choose healing for ourselves.

LR

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05/26/2026

Our healing services are changing days! We’re moving to Tuesdays at 12:10 PM, no longer Thursdays—still at St. Mary’s Episcopal Church. We hope you will join us on this new day!