May is Mental Health Awareness Month

Struggles with mental health are far more common than many of us realize, and help is more accessible than we often think. In our churches and communities, there are people quietly carrying burdens like anxiety, depression, grief, or burnout. Some are unsure what they’re experiencing. Others recognize the struggle but feel stuck, uncertain, or even afraid to take the next step. The good news is th [...]

When Understanding Falls Short - Faith, Fear, and Mental Health

In Mark 5, a man once feared and pushed to the margins is restored by Jesus, yet his community responds with fear instead of joy, exposing how quickly we define others by what we don’t understand. As we reflect during Mental Health Awareness Month, this story invites us to see beyond stigma and remember the deeper truth: you belong to Christ, and that is what defines you. [...]


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