Uniting the Church and mental health
As a licensed professional clinical counselor over the last nine years, I have worked with many different populations, but two of the most prominent groups I have worked with are people who have been …
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[This article is part of a series of books we have reviewed over the years. Click the link to check out all the other books we’ve reviewed here.]As a Christian counselor, I often work with individuals …
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Churches are called to be places of refuge — where the hurting find healing, and the hungry are fed, both spiritually and emotionally. Yet when someone enters our church experiencing a mental health …
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Ministry is built on relationships—walking with people through life’s joys and struggles. But as pastors and church leaders, we often find ourselves in challenging, emotional, or even uncomfortable …
Suffering is an inevitable part of the human experience, and for Christians, it presents a unique opportunity to deepen faith and reliance on God. But we always see suffering as only in the negative. …
The church is called to be a place of refuge, healing, and truth. Unfortunately, abuse—whether physical, emotional, spiritual, or sexual—can occur within faith communities. As pastors and church …
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