Uniting the Church and mental health
We want to introduce you to our Church Assistance Program (CAP) for mental health. The idea is that there are barriers for people to getting into counseling beyond stigma, including finding a Christian counselor and finances. The secular world has an Employer Assistance Program if they need to refer someone to treatment, why wouldn’t churches?
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To be clear, if this article looks a little fragmented, it's because these are the statistics, Scripture, and notes I have for my presentation with the Church Mental Health Summit that goes live …
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Last year, I gave a presentation for the Church Mental Health Summit on "Youth Ministry, Mental Health, and Substance Use" that I will be sharing below to you guys for free. This year, I am giving a …
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I can't believe I'm saying this full phrase, but "15 years ago..." 15 years ago when I was at the beginning of my time in youth ministry with Youth for Christ, I made a great decision to go back to …
The world of mental health is still in its early days and the interconnection of Christianity and mental health is even younger than that. So connecting to thought leaders on the topic as well as …
