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The Importance of Emphasizing Mental Health in the Church
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How People Experiencing Mental Illness Can Meaningfully Serve and Be Supported in the Church
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Strategies That Have Proven Effective in Destigmatizing Mental Illness in Churches
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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
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The Relationship Between Mental Health and the Christian Faith
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The Relationship Between Mental Health and Making Disciples
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The English Bible Part 1 (Content): An Ordination Exam Study Guide for Use in the Evangelical Presbyterian Church (EPC)
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EPC Transfer Exams Expanded Study Guide (pdf)
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