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What happens when we lose hope? How do we make it through? What do we do next? A psychological, philosophical, and personal reflection on ambiguous Loss. Bio: Matt Hartley is currently the Community Coordinator for the Young Adult Transformation Collective, which invites Young Adults into a year of service, spiritual community, and vocational discernment at
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