KOL Wellness

05/01/2025

A little update on KOL Wellness:
In 2020 (covid) we started utilizing telehealth options online. In 2022, we opened a farmer’s collective retail location and have been working hard to establish it the last few years.
With our new location in Mooresville (Sovereign Traditions) the Lord saw fit to allow us a space right beside the store to offer in-person holistic services again. The time is approaching where we will start making appointments again. If you would like to get on the waitlist, please send us your email address and we will notify you when we open the doors. We are excited to see all that the Lord has for helping our community become healthy and whole. I know it has a been a long wait for you some of you and we apologize. Dr. Amber is ready to see your beautiful faces again and walk with you through your healing journey!! Prayers requested as we transition back into an office environment to help and serve others.

New address (same website, email & number)
1842 Landis Hwy
Mooresville, NC 28115
704-909-0704
kolwellnesscenter@gmail.com

02/14/2025

10 Tips to stay healthier in the winter months.

01/17/2025

What could you do if you were not in pain? It’s more than you think.

01/08/2025

12/31/2024

As you consider your goals for 2025, include your health not only for yourself, but for your family and the world around you. Do not create New Year’s Resolutions instead create lifestyle changes that prioritize your health! #2025

12/30/2024

In Hebrew, the word "Kol" (כָּל) means "all," "every," or "whole." It is used to indicate totality, completeness, or entirety. In Psalm 103, the word "Kol" appears in the phrase "Kol nishmatí" (כָּל-נִשְׁמָתִי), which translates to "all that is within me" or "with all my soul." This phrase is often interpreted as a call to praise God with one's entire being.

In the context of Psalm 103, where it says "Kol nishmatí tebarekh shem kadoshó" (כָּל-נִשְׁמָתִי תְבָרֵךְ שֵׁם-קָדוֹשׁוֹ), it means:
"All that is within me, bless His holy name."

Here, "Kol" emphasizes that the speaker intends to offer praise with their whole being, not just part of it. This usage reflects a deep, total commitment to worshiping God.

12/09/2024

It's just a little bit....uhg this is why people are so sick!!!

07/25/2024

07/19/2024

A little evening read and the last few pages were worth sharing. Are our choices constructive for the Kingdom of God? Is our heart postured to be disciplined in our habits for a greater purpose? We do not become healthy only for our healing, but the testimony that we may share with others. When you feel better, you serve better.

07/02/2024

Do you view sick care different than health care?

05/14/2024

I always go back to John 21 when Peter being asked if He loves the Lord…Jesus responds with “Feed my sheep” (Of course that being in the spiritual and natural). Food was and will always be part of who we are. We gather together around it, it gives us fuel for the day, we celebrate with it being a centerpiece, and we enjoy it with all of our senses (taste, touch, smell, hearing, and visual). May we use it to fuel us and connect us in the most healthy way to bring together commUNITIES!!!