Uniting the Church and mental health
The Church has the ability to reach the marginalized, specifically those who struggle with mental illness, substance misuse, and other disabilities. Professional counselors need to better understand how to incorporate Christian practices for their Christian clients and utilize the Church better. We want to support both to serve those who might be forgotten, hurting, shamed, or ignored.
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We are excited that a new opportunity has come about and we were asked to speak at The Merge Virtual Summit on April 23 on the topic of Christianity, Mindfulness, and Recovery. We want to continue to …
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A couple of weeks ago I was able to give a presentation on co-occurring statistics for college age students to a university who has a specific focus on addressing domestic violence on their campus. I …
Lamar Hardwick has become known as the Autism Pastor and in his most recent book Disability and the Church: A Vision for Diversity and Inclusion, Lamar first shares his own story, both with coming …
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We are friends with Hope Made Strong who have been coming out with regular content on their YouTube channel. (You should go subscribe, for sure. We are.) Last month, she shared the 7 keys to building …
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Anxious: Choosing Faith in a World of Worry by Amy Simpson is a book on the mental health topic it's titled after. It explores as Christians how we are to respond to situation and personal stories of …
Amongst the many difficult parts of 2020 that the world went through, the United States had an ongoing concern of racism that started with sparks of African Americans and the police. It led to …
