Faith can be a protective factor. Regular service attendance is linked to lower risks of suicide and substance-related deaths. #FaithAndWellness #MentalWellness hsph.harvard.edu/news/regularly…

Harvard research confirms that faith communities play a vital role in mental health. That’s why we’re equipping churches to lead in mental wellness. #FaithAndWellness hsph.harvard.edu/news/regularly…

When people face mental health challenges, many turn to church first. But most churches aren’t equipped to respond, so we’re providing churches with the tools & training they need. We believe the Church can lead in mental wellness, not by doing it all, but by walking alongside.

What does mental wellness look like in a church? At The Congregational Collective, we believe faith communities can be powerful places of connection, care, and healing. Not by doing it all, but by showing up with presence and compassion. #FaithAndWellness #MentalWellness

Presence matters. Conversations matter. Compassion matters. As part of Mental Health Awareness Month, we affirm the power of faithful relationships to foster mental wellness in our communities. Together, we are building ministries where no one faces struggle alone.

Hope for the hurting. Healing for the weary. Belonging for the isolated. This Mental Health Awareness Month, we lift up the church’s role in offering all three. Every conversation, every connection, every act of care makes a difference. #MentalHealthAwarenessMonth

The world feels heavy for many. But faith offers a way through, not around, mental wellness struggles. Churches have a calling to walk alongside people in pain — honestly and with hope. #MentalHealthAwarenessMonth #FaithAndWellness livinglutheran.org/2025/05/perspe…

Faith communities are uniquely positioned to offer connection and care, and we are committed to equipping them to do exactly that. This #MentalHealthAwarenessMonth, let’s recognize and empower churches as partners in supporting mental wellbeing.

Mental wellness is not separate from the life of faith, it is deeply intertwined. This #MentalHealthAwarenessMonth, we celebrate the role of churches as places of belonging, healing, & hope. Let's continue making our congregations safe spaces to seek & support mental wellness.

Faith and mental wellness aren’t separate. Therapists and churches alike are bridging gaps, creating care that sees the whole person — mind, body, and spirit. #MentalHealthAwarenessMonth #FaithAndWellness catholicreview.org/catholic-menta…

When people are struggling, they turn to those they trust. That’s why the role of the church in mental wellness is essential. As Rev. Murillo reminds us, if not us, then who? #FaithCommunities #MentalHealthAwarenessMonth

This month, and every month, we honor the pastors, ministers, and lay leaders who open their doors—and their hearts—to those in need.

At The Congregational Collective, we're equipping churches to be safe spaces where mental wellness is supported.

Churches already hold the trust, the community, and the care. Equipping faith leaders with tools for mental wellness isn’t extra, it’s essential. This piece points to the opportunity we’re working to meet. #FaithAndWellness #MentalWellnessMatters relevantmagazine.com/life5/wellness…

As we come to the end of #MentalHealthAwarenessMonth, the Congregational Collective remains committed to equipping churches in the work of fostering mental wellness in our communities. Together, we are building ministries where no one faces struggle alone

Big news! The Congregational Collective, Baylor University, and @HarvardMed have received a $1.76M grant from the John Templeton Foundation to launch Tapestry of Care. A First-of-its-kind initiative helping churches become hubs for mental wellness and trusted support. #FaithAndWellness

Mental wellness starts with being able to talk about it. In too many churches, silence and stigma still dominate. Training, partnership, and honesty can change that. We see it happening, and we believe it can scale. #MentalWellness #FaithLeaders relevantmagazine.com/life5/wellness…

Together with Baylor University and @HarvardMed, we're building Tapestry of Care, a groundbreaking model that will equip San Antonio congregations to deliver trusted mental wellness support. Many thanks to John Templeton Foundation for supporting this effort. #MentalWellness news.web.baylor.edu/news/story/202…

Connection. Consistency. Compassion. Churches are already built for all three. Let’s equip them not just to pray, but also to respond, to be safe harbors of real care. This work can’t wait. #FaithAndMentalHealth #CommunityHealing relevantmagazine.com/life5/wellness…