The Fellowship Circle

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This program is designed to guide Black survivors of race-based harm, trauma, and oppression through a structured pathway of healing and renewal. By engaging the 12 steps, participants will learn to name their wounds without dismissal, embrace the power of grace, and cultivate practices that strengthen body, soul, and spirit. The process nurtures resilience, restores dignity, and builds belonging through peer support and cultural memory. The 12-Step Journey is intended to prepare participants not only to rise in their own lives but to carry hope and healing outward, empowering others and shaping stronger, more resilient communities.

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Introducing your Facilitator

The Phoenix Fellowship was born out of both necessity and calling. Leaving behind a comfortable path, I stepped into caregiving for my parents, and into a season of uncertainty which amplified not only the drone of my own self-doubts, but the relentless echo of race-based harm which I and even my parents endured.

Race-based harm is not always loud. Sometimes it is as quiet as when the waitress consistently takes my White friend’s order first, or when the bill always lands in front of him, as if I am either invisible or presumably broke.

  Moments like these are easy to dismiss, easy to explain away. However, when they add up over years, even decades, they carve deep grooves into the spirit. Healing begins with naming harm, no matter how subtle, no matter how insidious. This is why The Phoenix Fellowship is necessary. 

  This fellowship is not about blaming. It is about telling the truth. It is about releasing the weight we carry in silence. The Phoenix Fellowship is for all of us who have felt unseen, doubted, or dismissed. It is a circle where we remind each other that the pain we feel is real.  It is also about believing that grace is real, that dignity can be reclaimed, and that hope shall rise. 

  I welcome you here, not as an expert with all the answers, but as one who walks this journey alongside you.

 

Peace,

Jonathan Cade, RN, MSN, FNP-C
Founder, The Phoenix Fellowship

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