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Mental health inclusion…Preaching it from the pulpit
When the leader of your church talks about mental illness from the pulpit or the stage during weekend worship services, they communicate to the body that people with mental illness are valued and grant permission for members and attendees to talk with others in the church about their experiences.
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Posted in Key Ministry, Mental Health, Stories, Strategies
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Tagged church, Depression, Inclusion, Key Ministry, mental illness, pastors, Perry Noble, preaching, Rick Warren, Ryan Rasmussen, stigma, suicide
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