Upcoming Events

Jamestown Area Grief Support Team 
is hosting 
A Grief Support Group ​
For anyone who has lost a loved one
either recently or in past years
 
The group will meet once a week for 6 weeks
beginning Monday, April 8, 2024 at 6:30 pm
at the United Presbyterian Church
302 2nd Ave SE, Jamestown, ND
 
Free and open to everyone, but pre-registration is required
Participants should plan to attend all six sessions
To register for the group or for more information
Please call Eileen at 701-269-4521
or Diane at 701-320-4915
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Jamestown Area Grief Support Team 
is hosting a Grief Support Group
for parents who have lost a child of any age 
 
The group will meet once a week for 4 weeks
beginning Tuesday, April 16, 2024 at 6:30 pm
at St. John’s Lutheran Church
424 1st Ave S.  Jamestown, ND
 
Free and open to any parent who has lost a child of any age whether the loss was recent or in years past.
Pre-registration is required
Participants should plan to attend all four sessions
To register for the group or for more information
Please call Cecelia at 701-269-4236

Mission statement

Growing through grief, bringing hope, healing and wholeness.

How do we operate

JAGST is a non-profit, all volunteer organization.  The team offers education programs each year, in addition to two six-week support groups and an annual Community Service of Remembrance, where individuals have the opportunity to honor the memory of their loved ones.  The members of JAGST are not professional counselors and do not offer individual counseling.  They do, however, follow the “companioning” philosophy of grief support.

Are you experiencing:
Sadness
Tearfulness
Fatigue
Anger
Weight loss or gain
Altered sleep pattern
Forgetfulness
Decreased appetite
Lack of concentration
Anxiety
 
If this presently characterizes your life, we would like to provide support
in your time of need.
 
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“Grief is the rope burn left behind when what we have held to most dearly is pulled out of reach, beyond our grasp.”
                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                          Stephen Levine

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