Description
This book equips congregational leaders with the tools needed to address and support mental health challenges within their church communities. Allashia Smith-Harris believes in reestablishing the Black church as a place of holistic healing. With practical guidance and compassionate insight, Smith-Harris shares strategies for reducing stigma, offering pastoral care, and connecting congregations with mental health resources. With a commitment to mental health advocacy, HIDDEN explains how addressing mental health challenges strengthens the spiritual mission of the Black church.
Features
- 69 pages
- Biblical and clinical insights
- Information on how to become a resource in your community
- A section with additional resources
Recommended Audience
clergy, lay leaders, care team leaders
Cost
Purchase as book, e-book or audio book
Practical Applications
- Read this book to learn how to identify mental health challenges within your congregation.
- Create a support system within your congregation by implementing the suggested strategies.
- Use the book’s guidance to develop workshops or sermon series on faith and mental health.
