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This practical book helps congregational leaders respond faithfully, compassionately, and wisely to the growing concerns for mental well-being in their congregations and communities. The Mental Health Handbook for Ministry recognizes that many congregational leaders have little formal training for supporting those who struggle, which can leave a ministry leader feeling ill-equipped, not confident, and wishing they knew how to help more. This book aims to equip ministry leaders with both a clinical understanding of common mental and emotional health concerns and a biblical framework that will enable them to support others effectively, while remaining rooted in their faith tradition.
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