Mental Health

Participants will be equipped with practical tools, engage with Biblically-based resources, and learn research-developed strategies to support mental health.

There were times when I wanted to quit trying, but it turns out that this grueling trip has been worth it.

Both stories are rooted in a deep love for Christ and His work to bring reconciliation here on earth.

Churches can play a vital role in supporting those experiencing grief. Here are 5 research-based ways to do so.

God longs to be for and with us in our greatest distress. Are we willing to invite Him in?

The ideas encompass various aspects of church life, including worship, pastoral care, small group activities, and community outreach.

Creating a trauma-informed youth ministry requires intentionality, compassion, and a commitment to learning and growth.

Adopting a trauma-informed approach within a church is an ongoing process of compassionately loving our neighbors. Here are 9 ways to begin your trauma-informed journey.

Improv and humanitarian work may seem like two different worlds, but there’s more overlap than you might think.

The lack of discussion on mental health in the Church can make it challenging for individuals to seek help and support—from one of the best places to receive hope and healing. 

A trauma-informed sermon can provide comfort and hope to those affected by trauma while offering sound biblical teaching.

If you're considering being a foster care parent or supporting foster care, it’s helpful to develop postures—orientations—of the heart and mind.

As conflict rages, one humanitarian worker takes shelter with his family and prays for an end to the violence.

Learn how to serve those in your church who are considering (or are affected by) suicide with these three principles.

Traumatic events can leave children feeling frightened, confused, and insecure. Here are six practical ways (plus a free downloadable e-book) to help.

Recognizing these signs is the first step toward addressing toxic leadership and preventing it from taking hold in our churches.

Young BIPOC don't leave their ethnic/racial identity at the door when they walk into their places of worship—and they don’t want to.

The founder of Four Corners Group shares how his organization unlocks potential and helps underserved youth flourish.

Identifying with Christ is essential to serving others in an authentic, resilient, and sustained way.

Want to help your pastor thrive for the long haul? Here are six ideas for your church to consider.