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Grief Support Session at First Christian Church in Covington on Tuesday, February 24

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COVINGTON, Va. (VR) – A grief support session sponsored by ConnectionPlus Healthcare + Hospice will be held Feb. 24, 2026 at 6:00 PM in the Family Life Center of First Christian Church in Covington. The session will be facilitated by Bill Gilliland, local minister and chaplain/grief counselor of ConnectionPlus Hospice.

Themes for the session will follow the “touchstones” highlighted by Dr. Alan Wolfelt in his book “Understanding Your Grief.” Books and materials will be supplied. Sessions are held on the fourth Tuesdays each month.

Everyone going through the grief journey is welcome and encouraged to attend. To register your attendance or receive more information, you may call the local office of ConnectionPlus Hospice at 540-862-8820.

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