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Anxiety. Depression. Addiction. Relationships. Whether you’re personally navigating the struggle or walking beside someone who is, "Let’s Talk About It: A Conversation on Mental Health" is one series you don’t want to miss. Let’s unite as a church to better recognize, understand, and respond to the growing challenge of mental health in the Valley. You’re seen. You’re not alone. There’s help.
If you need help, or just need someone to talk to, we are here for you. Fill out the form below and someone from our team will respond within 24 - 48 hours.
Let's address mental health in the Valley. Give help. Get help.
“Therefore do not worry about tomorrow.” Harder than it sounds, right? Especially when anxiety manifests in our bodies. Could it be that spiritual steps could set the worrisome mind free?
You are not forsaken. Though weary and burdened, there is a place of rest. And a community of Believers who understand God’s truth can come beside the depressed in their darkest days.
The numbing and the decline. Granite Mountain’s lone Hotshot 19 survivor shares his journey of survival beyond the fire, and talks recovery that only a loving, available God can provide.
Healthy relationships empower the spirit and mind. Just ask acclaimed leadership expert, psychologist and author, Dr. Henry Cloud. Let’s explore the Biblical principles together.
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If you or someone you love are in a crisis and need to speak to someone immediately, please call 911 or the National Suicide Hotline.
