Spiritual Counseling

Rev. Danoval Johnson

Rev. Johnson is a fully bilingual Christian husband and father who served throughout Central America and the West Indies for 44 years as an ordained minister.

He now joins to be exclusively with SOLA as a spiritual counselor and bilingual teacher.

Rev. Reginald Dunham

Minister Dunham, presides at FREEWILL MBC. Alumni of Dartmouth, Northwestern and UCLA Schools of Business.

International speaker and author specializing on how to deal with grieving from the loss of a loved one.

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As the COVID-19 pandemic persists, a collective promise of hope is echoed by our community leaders at SOLA: We are in this together and we will get through this!

Everyone is finding their own way to cope with the COVID-19 pandemic, embracing a spiritual or religious practice is a critical component of individual resilience.

If you are feeling spirituality disconnected or isolated, consider talking to one of our Spiritual Counselors, we can arrange an online service free of charge*.

Find a Reason to Be Grateful: During these difficult times, it’s easy to get consumed by everything that’s going wrong, instead of focusing on what’s wrong, try to identify things that you can be grateful for today.

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Through the teamwork at SOLA we have created a sustainable community development model designed to improve and upkeep living standards among all inner city families.

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Spiritual Counseling

Rev. Danoval Johnson

Rev. Johnson is a fully bilingual Christian husband and father who served throughout Central America and the West Indies for 44 years as an ordained minister.

He now joins to be exclusively with SOLA as a spiritual counselor and bilingual teacher.

Rev. Reginald Dunham

Minister Dunham, presides at FREEWILL MBC. Alumni of Dartmouth, Northwestern and UCLA Schools of Business.

International speaker and author specializing on how to deal with grieving from the loss of a loved one.

As the COVID-19 pandemic persists, a collective promise of hope is echoed by our community leaders at SOLA: We are in this together and we will get through this!

Everyone is finding their own way to cope with the COVID-19 pandemic, embracing a spiritual or religious practice is a critical component of individual resilience.

If you are feeling spirituality disconnected or isolated, consider talking to one of our Spiritual Counselors, we can arrange an online service free of charge*.

Find a Reason to Be Grateful: During these difficult times, it’s easy to get consumed by everything that’s going wrong, instead of focusing on what’s wrong, try to identify things that you can be grateful for today.

spiritual counselors

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