Hope for the Heart

organization

Plano, Texas. (800) 488-4673

Description

Founded by June Hunt, Hope for the Heart is a biblical caregiving, coaching, and counseling ministry.Through a variety of resources available on the organization website, Hope for the Heart intends to provide biblical hope and practical help for a variety of challenging issues that people face.

Features

Keys for Living Library, short books with practical guidance
Lifeline to Hope video-based courses on lay caregiving
International Christian Coaching Institute (ICCI), an international network of Christian coaches
Radio Broadcast "Hope in the Night," a call-in counseling program
Hope Talks weekly podcast
Downloadable free life guides, searchable by topic

Recommended Audience

clergy and lay leaders, congregational members

Cost

Varies per service

Practical Applications

-Provide resources, counseling and caregiving to you, clergy, leadership and your congregation members by utilizing the vast number of resources available through Hope for the Heart

-Participate in the Hope for the Heart Self-Study Course or Group Study Course on Lay Caregiving so that you can be a compassionate supporter of those in your congregation who are providing this important, life-giving service to others.

Updated: September 03, 2024

About the Contributor

John James

John James is a person who centers compassion and connection at the heart of his work. He has a professional background in Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) and a deep commitment to serving others across all contexts. With a Master of Science in Applied Behavior Analysis from Spalding University and Board Certification as a Behavior Analyst (BCBA), he brings a wealth of expertise in providing support and guidance to others in need. John’s journey in the field of ABA has been driven by a desire to integrate his passion for helping others with his professional practice, bringing compassion, empathy, and a spirit of service to his work.

In his current role as Resource Consultant with the Center for Congregations, John is dedicated to fostering growth, providing congregations with pertinent resources, guiding congregational leaders through the Center’s many pillars or support, and creating a meaningful and inclusive community for all. Drawing on his experience in clinical leadership and informed by behavioral philosophy, he offers a unique blend of professional expertise and guidance to address the holistic needs of congregations. With a heart for helping and a commitment to serving others in alignment with their faith values, John seeks to make a meaningful difference in the lives of those he encounters.

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