other christian resources

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“Getting People to Better Places”

Domenic  J. Carnuccio, MA, NCC, LPC works extensively with families and individuals that are experiencing difficult transitions in their lives.   His efforts are always to help restore a balance to your life, while assisting to discover and develop your potential, affording you the opportunity for a healthier and more productive lifestyle.  Domenic is very sensitive to all religious affiliations and the level in which your beliefs are exercised.  Along with your counseling Domenic welcomes the openness to express your spirituality and faith, if you wish to do so.   He is a seasoned Licensed Professional Counselor in Pennsylvania and is board certified with the National Board of Certified Counselors (NBCC), including 35 years of committed experience.

 Kristen Welsh is a world changer.  Her words and actions are very encouraging to all.  She reminds you to reach out and help others, here and abroad.  She is very family oriented, a true inspiration.  Kristen and her family founded a non-profit called Mercy House. The organization funds maternity homes in Kenya, created to aid pregnant girls living in extreme poverty.  She accredits God for building this house of mercy in the heart of Africa.  Mercy House has begun a new phase to help empower and employ thousands of women all over the world through Fair Trade Friday 

Crosswalk is a wonderful website full of resources and information for the Christian community.  The page is full of devotionals, information of Faith, Family, Church, media, blogs, Video’s and Newsletters.  It is a great place to read or watch Christian based information.

 Young Life believes in the power of presence.  Kids’ lives are dramatically influenced when caring adults come alongside them, sharing God’s love with them.  Because their Young Life leader believes in them, they begin to see that their lives have great worth, meaning and purpose.  Young Life is in many school systems reaching out to middle school, high school and college students in friendship and hope