Category: Mental health

One in four people experience a mental health problem at some point in their lifetime. This is as true for those in the church as anyone else. It can be hard to know how best to support those with mental health issues. We hope this selection of resources may help.

Pause for God

366 Daily Moments with God

‘Everyday Questions’ Conversation Starters

As we think about life, faith and the world it’s good to talk with others and to hear what they have to say. It can help us think things through and reduce isolation.

#12DaysofChristmas encouragements

Over Christmas, Bishop Graham launched a series on social media that saw contributors from across the Diocese of Norwich come together to provide daily encouragements throughout the 12 days of Christmas in this most unusual year.

Last Words – help for those facing death

A website forum for those confronted with death - either their own or that of a loved one.

UK Minority Ethnic Mental Health Toolkit

Designed to raise awareness and provide information for Church leaders, Church workers and Chaplains to assist them in gaining a better understanding of issues relevant to UKME mental health.

Exploring Mental Health and Well-being

Seven sessions for church youth groups

Glimpses

Poetry from one of our curates on a range of themes from heartbreak and self-harm through to faith, vocation, and prayer.

Anna Chaplaincy guides for carers

To support carers, The Bible Reading Fellowship is publishing a range of booklets, drawing on the expertise of Anna Chaplains to Older People across the country.

Makoto Fujimura on a Theology of Making

Makoto Fujimura, director of Fuller’s Culture Care Initiative, reflects on how the arts and imagination play an integral part in the Christian life, and how they speak of moving through brokenness as a necessary step in the journey toward hope and renewal.