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Being Well When We're Ill: Wholeness and Hope in Spite of Infirmity

by Marva J. Dawn Augsburg Fortress , 2008

Description

This book examines issues that arise for many who live with long-term illness.

Features

challenges of living with long-term or chronic illness, theological explorations

Recommended Audience

clergy, caregivers, and individuals living with chronic illness

Cost

Purchase as book, e-book or audio book

Practical Applications

  • Help care for individuals living with long-term illness by sharing this resource with clergy and pastoral caregivers.
  • Consider underlying mental theologies and harmful theologies that hinder wellness by reading this resource.

About the Contributor

Contributor
Carole Wills

Carole Wills is a retired church musician and volunteer for NAMI, the National Alliance on Mental Illness. She was a mental health advocate, educator, community organizer, and affiliate leader at the national, state and local levels. Her NAMI FaithNet work focused on equipping faith communities and faith leaders to welcome, support and include people living with serious mental health conditions.

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