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I cannot tell you what tomorrow will look like. Whether you’ll find relief from the symptoms of a mental illness, or you’ll continue on in difficulty for the remainder of …
No Christian Should Have to Face Mental Health Challenges Alone
COMING JULY 2023 If you’ve made the decision to pursue mental health services but aren’t sure where to start, we’re here to help.
COMING JULY 2023 Mental Health Challenges can feel isolating, but you’re not alone. Join a cohort and experience community with others dedicated to your recovery.
COMING JULY 2023 The local church is often the first place people go when experiencing a mental health challenge. We’ll train you in best practices when shepherding those in need
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We’re Jared and Patricia Carter of Tucson, AZ. Husband and wife, parents of three amazing kids, and Christians who live with mental illness. Our experience has taught us that living in isolation, being unknown and unseen even when actively involved in a local church community, produces an unnecessary element of burden. Our hope is that through resources, storytelling, and peer-support, we can help other Christians of all denominations and various theological frameworks to find freedom from feeling one must go it alone.
We’re also advocates for increased awareness and understanding of mental health in churches. Our faith communities are one of the first places people will come to for help when they’re experiencing the symptoms of a mental illness. While the church offers so much for these individuals, including the hope filled message of the gospel and the promise of community, its members and leaders often lack the ability to identify serious mental health symptoms. As a result, these symptoms are often perceived as being the result of something spiritual in nature rather than physical.
Together with you, we hope to significantly improve the lives of Christians facing mental health challenges.