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Partners in Health and Wholeness is excited to welcome you to our Abundant Life initiative, a partnership with North Carolina congregations to discern where God is calling them to impact mental health and emotional well-being in their communities. The Abundant Life initiative will be a journey of communal study, reflection, and training to help churches…
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Bear One Another’s Burdens, a new resource from the Duke Clergy Health Collaborative, helps P/SPRCs (and other congregational leaders) understand the most common sources of stress their pastors face and identify easy ways to lighten their load. Because when clergy are healthy in their vocation, they can become the foundation of healthy communities. If you’re…
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Registration is now open for the North Carolina Council of Churches’ From Dust to Dust: Faith and Mental Health Through Every Life Stage Summit. Join us for a day of reflection, learning, and practical care that invites people of faith to engage mental health as a sacred concern across the entire human lifespan. Grounded in…
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Rev. Beth Hood, Assistant to the Bishop for the Office of Clergy Life, and Rev. Chris Brady, Capital District Superintendent, express their gratitude for our clergy and offer resources to support their mental health and well-being. Visit Clergy Resources from the Office of Clergy Life for mental health financial assistance. Visit the Duke Clergy Health…
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Bishop Connie Mitchell Shelton celebrates Clergy Appreciation Month by emphasizing the importance of clergy well-being amid the challenges they face in ministry. She encourages clergy to prioritize their mental, physical, and spiritual health by adopting four key practices recommended by the Duke Clergy Health Initiative:
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The presentation will identify unique contributions people living with dementia offer to Christian discipleship and the church’s mission.
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