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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