When Helping Hurts: Compassion Fatigue and Self-Care for Ministry Leaders
Helping others can take a toll. Explore practical self-care and renewal strategies for clergy and ministry leaders in demanding seasons.
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Strength for Perilous Times: Caring for the Soul of the Shepherd
When the world feels heavy, pastors need renewal. This article offers wisdom for staying grounded, hopeful, and emotionally healthy in perilous seasons.
The Impact of Spiritual and Psychological Crises on African-American Communities
When spiritual and psychological crises collide, Black communities often absorb the shock through churches, families, and grassroots networks. This piece explores historical trauma, systemic barriers, and culturally responsive, faith-integrated care that advances healing and justice.
The Role of Pastors in Educating Congregations about Mental Health
Pastors shape health literacy every Sunday. From stigma-breaking sermons to small-group conversations and clear referral pathways, clergy can normalize help-seeking, equip volunteers, and build trauma-informed ministries that prevent crises and connect people to timely, licensed care.
The Importance of Rest and Self-Care for Pastors
Rest is not optional for ministry—it’s infrastructure. Pastors who practice Sabbath rhythms, boundaries, and trauma-aware self-care reduce burnout, model healthy discipleship, and lead more sustainable churches. Learn practical steps to protect your energy and your calling.
Challenges Faced by Clergy in Seeking Mental Health Support
Pastors need care too. Explore stigma, confidentiality fears, cost, and access barriers clergy face—and practical paths to safe, faith-informed support.
