A task force of The Presbyterian Church of Lawrenceville has been working on creating a job training program for persons transitioning from incarceration. Here is an update on the program, in the form of some Frequently Asked Questions. Q: How [...]
The last session for this season's series of free financial wellness seminars will be held on Sunday, May 20. No sales pitches are involved and there will be plenty of time for questions. Financial advisor Mike Leahy leads a discussion [...]
This 4-week series will introduce the basics of yoga. We'll explore foundational yoga poses with proper alignment, breathing exercises and centering practices. You'll learn about the different ways yoga can be practiced (it's more than just poses!) [...]
A New 5-Week Intensive Wellness and Life Coaching Experience–Beginning May 1st Register here for sessions# 2-4 Use the link above for Session# 2-4 only. Updated Pricing! $16 per session Register here for session#5 [...]
Cycling for Wellness Would you like to get to know new folks, and keep fit at the same time? Our Cycling for Wellness group will meet Saturday mornings at the Presbyterian Church of Lawrenceville and will bike a manageable route [...]
In Yoga for Preschoolers, kids will learn basic yoga postures and breathing techniques through stories, music, dancing, and more! This class promotes physical strength, flexibility, creativity, and confidence in a fun and energetic yet peaceful "yogic" atmosphere. Recommended for kids [...]
By Carol Nicholas, Administrative Director, Greater Mercer Public Health Partnership Residents of Mercer County are invited to help shape the way health and wellness services are provided in the region, thanks to a new survey by the Greater Mercer Public [...]
Get to know folks, and keep fit at the same time! Our Biking for Wellness group will meet Saturday mornings at the Presbyterian Church of Lawrenceville, for those adults who want to get back into cycling or just want to cycle [...]
Provided by Michael Leahy, Financial Advisor Like everyone, you want to enjoy a comfortable lifestyle when you retire. But a successful retirement doesn’t just happen – it requires a lot of planning. And that’s why it’s a good idea to [...]
By Karen Buda, Coordinator, The Community Well Men and women share most of the same risk factors for heart disease. Almost all of them are considered controllable. Heart Disease Risk Factors You Can Control Smoking – If you smoke, work [...]
