When we follow up our greetings with the question, "how are you doing," are we prepared to address a vulnerable response with care and compassion?

As disciples of Jesus, we are God's expression of His Kingdom, called and equipped to care for one another spiritually, mentally, emotionally and physically.

The truth is that we are all dealing with mental health challenges to some degree or extent.

“We must become congregations in which people are welcome to be their whole selves,... When we do the work of making our congregations welcoming to those with mental illness, we can live into a vision of the fullness of the body of Christ, accompanying all and excluding none.” (Meghan Snell)

We all need one another and together we make up the God-shaped community that bears one another's burdens.

To be the CHURCH means that we are an expression of God's Kingdom through:

C - Caring and extending Compassion to one another.

H - Helping those in need practically.

U - Unleashing genuine love for all.

R - Removing the stigma and labels

C - Collaborating in community.

H - Hope delivery for everyone.