Author Archives
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How People Experiencing Mental Illness Can Meaningfully Serve and Be Supported in the Church
People experiencing mental illness can not only continue to serve in various roles within Christian churches but often bring unique gifts, empathy, and insights to ministry.
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Strategies That Have Proven Effective in Destigmatizing Mental Illness in Churches
Effective strategies for destigmatizing mental illness in churches include a multi-faceted approach anchored in education, open dialogue, leadership training, resource provision, and community support.
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Mental Health Stigma in the Church
Mental health stigma in the church remains a significant barrier, often rooted in the belief that mental illness is a moral or spiritual failure rather than a legitimate medical condition. This stigma can lead to feelings of shame, isolation, and reluctance to seek help among church members suffering from mental health issues.
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Strategies for Mental Health Advocacy in Church
Effective strategies for mental health advocacy in the church include several key approaches beginning with openly addressing mental health issues in sermons and church communications to reduce stigma and normalize discussion.
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The Relationship Between Mental Health and the Christian Faith
The relationship between mental health and Christian faith is multifaceted, involving spiritual, psychological, and social dimensions.
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The Relationship Between Mental Health and Making Disciples
The relationship between mental health and making disciples is deeply intertwined, emphasizing holistic care, community, and authentic walking alongside people in their spiritual and emotional journeys.
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Building a Moveable Pulpit for Mental Health: Connecting Our Stories to God’s Story
Preaching should and must have a great impact on the welfare, present and future, of the human race. According to the National Institute of Mental Health, approximately 1 in 5 adults in the US struggles with mental illness in a given year.
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