Karen Ellis shares how the Church can best serve our persecuted brothers and sisters.
How should the Church serve persecuted brothers and sisters?
Related Content
My Struggle with Clinical Depression: Prioritizing Mental Health for the Good of the Church
Mental health challenges are on the rise across the country, with more than 50...
Read More
Ministering in the Face of Despair
A small-town pastor’s story of mental health, addiction, and freedom found in Christ
Jerrimiah Cunningham knows what it’s like to be shackled to addiction. Family hurt, years...
Read More
A Place of Refuge or Shame? Reducing the stigma of mental illness in the Church
A woman enters a church building for the first time. She is a White...
Read More
Meeting Struggles with Truth: How Biblical Counseling Addresses Mental Health Issues
Mental health is a prevalent conversation in our society. While there may be various...
Read More
Help for the Hurting: 7 ways to care well for trauma survivors
“She will be fine,” I assured my coworker who was worried about her daughter’s...
Read More
When Mental Health Struggles Persist: Encouragement for Loved Ones and Caregivers
Mental illness has become a ubiquitous experience for people in the modern Western world....
Read More