How Your Congregation Can Help Combat the Mental Health Crisis
Stephen Ministries has launched a major initiative to help churches combat the mental health crisis by preventing mental health issues from occurring and promoting mental health and well-being.
The booklets on this page provide valuable information on this initiative, including the theological and psychological foundation of the initiative and practical steps for getting it started in your church.
To request printed copies of these booklets or consult with a member of Stephen Ministries’ Mental Health Empowerment Team, call us at (314) 428-2600.
How Your Congregation Can Help Combat the Mental Health Crisis (16-page booklet)
Drawing on key points from the presentation “How Your Congregation Can Help Combat the Mental Health Crisis” offered at Stephen Ministries’ 50th Anniversary Celebration and Learning Event and other events, this booklet lays out a vision for how churches can very successfully make a difference in the area of mental health.
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How to Get Mental Health Empowerment Started in Your Congregation (8-page booklet)
This concise booklet is perfect for introducing mental health empowerment to others in your church to help them quickly understand what this initiative is all about. It also provides a straightforward 4-step process to getting mental health empowerment started.
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Stephen Ministries is a not-for-profit Christian education organization founded in 1975 that produces training and resources known for their excellence, practicality, psychological integrity, and theological depth. These resources cover topics such as caring ministry, assertive relating, spiritual gifts discovery, grief support, spiritual growth, and more.
Congregations and other organizations use these resources to strengthen and expand ministry. Individuals use them to improve their ability to relate to and care for others, grow in faith, and journey through life crises. Our 30-person staff is based in St. Louis, Missouri.