Send us a text The wind has stopped, but the hard work begins. We open our hearts in prayer to the reality on the ground after Hurricane Melissa (blocked roads, ruined homes and schools, farm fields washed bare) while acknowledging mix of grief, fear, gratitude, and resolve that follows a storm. We speak courage over survivors, rescuers, medics, and leaders, and we name the simple truth many feel: It’s okay to weep, to doubt, and to hope all at the same time. together, we will rise agai...
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Send us a text The wind has stopped, but the hard work begins. We open our hearts in prayer to the reality on the ground after Hurricane Melissa (blocked roads, ruined homes and schools, farm fields washed bare) while acknowledging mix of grief, fear, gratitude, and resolve that follows a storm. We speak courage over survivors, rescuers, medics, and leaders, and we name the simple truth many feel: It’s okay to weep, to doubt, and to hope all at the same time. together, we will rise agai...
Episode 46: How Faith-Based Leaders Can Support Mental Health Without Replacing Professional Support Services
Faith Meets Academia
25 minutes
6 months ago
Episode 46: How Faith-Based Leaders Can Support Mental Health Without Replacing Professional Support Services
Send us a text List of national mental health resources with contact information descriptions of when to use each one: 1. 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline •Phone: Call or Text 988 •Website: 988lifeline.org •When to use: If you or someone you know is in emotional distress or thinking about suicide. Also for general mental health crises. Available 24/7 with trained crisis counselors. 2. Crisis Text Line •Text: Text HOME to 741741 •Website: crisistextline.org •When to use: If you’re experienc...
Faith Meets Academia
Send us a text The wind has stopped, but the hard work begins. We open our hearts in prayer to the reality on the ground after Hurricane Melissa (blocked roads, ruined homes and schools, farm fields washed bare) while acknowledging mix of grief, fear, gratitude, and resolve that follows a storm. We speak courage over survivors, rescuers, medics, and leaders, and we name the simple truth many feel: It’s okay to weep, to doubt, and to hope all at the same time. together, we will rise agai...
