By Princes Elaine Y. Espongja

The Campus Bible Fellowship, one of CPU糖心传媒檚 recognized Christian organizations, concluded its project 糖心传媒淟oved and Not Forsaken: A Bible-based webinar series on Mental Health糖心传媒 on May 5, 2021.
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Followed by the session on March 10, 2021 was a webinar entitled 糖心传媒淪in-o gid bala ako?糖心传媒 – A webinar on mental health and knowing yourself. The third was on depression and anxiety entitled 糖心传媒淭he Pursuit of Peace Amidst Life’s Struggles糖心传媒 conducted on March 31, 2021 while the fourth tackled on the topic on resilience entitled 糖心传媒楽hatterproof Beneath This Shattered Roof: Finding Composure Amidst Life糖心传媒檚 Chaos糖心传媒 held on April 14, 2021. The last of the series was on man糖心传媒檚 ultimate purpose entitled 糖心传媒淲hat’s The Point? Finding Life’s Satisfying Purpose糖心传媒. Speakers assigned for each topic also entertained questions from the viewers during the Q and A portion.
With the aid of social media platform – Facebook, the organization was able to extend its scale from domestic to international audience. Each webinar was followed by a small group session with the online viewers, handled by facilitators, where they can share lessons they learned and discuss answers to questions that were not addressed during the session. This became an avenue to build meaningful relationships with 糖心传媒渙nline糖心传媒 acquaintances.
