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Ministering to Families in Crisis
Jennifer S. Ripley (Hrsg.), James N. Sells (Hrsg.), Diane J. Chandler (Hrsg.)
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Geisteswissenschaften, Kunst, Musik / Christentum
Beschreibung
A Guide for Ministry Leaders to Provide Mental Health First AidWhen people encounter a crisis, they often turn to ministry leaders, who may feel unprepared to guide them. Families face a multitude of challenges, from depression and anxiety to relational conflict to trauma and abuse. Providing the right resources and tools to help church members navigate their journeys is a solid starting place for every pastor and ministry leader.Ministering to Families in Crisis provides leaders with an essential shelf reference for supporting your community's mental and emotional health. In each chapter, Christian leaders with unique expertise address common ministry challenges, providing evidence-based insights and practical suggestions. The book covers a full range of topics affecting families, marriages, children, and teens—including mental illness, LGBTQ+ issues, divorce, disability, poverty, racial trauma, and technology use. Contributors guide leaders on how to provide care and when to offer referrals.Whatever members' background or experience, the church is a spiritual family that God designed to contribute to their formation and sense of belonging. This book gives ministers the tools and encouragement they need to help family members find hope amid the storms of life.
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poverty, substance abuse, gender, race, empty nest, domestic violence, pornography, elder care, finances, trauma, sexuality, spiritual formation, LGBTQ+, abuse, stress, drugs, marriage counseling, ethnicity, screen time, disability, family counseling