Kids don’t face the same pressures as adults, but the reality is that children can suffer from depression and its effects every bit as much as grown-ups. Keep in mind, however, that children may manifest different symptoms than adults.
Experts identify seasons of marriage prone to producing loneliness. The challenge is to anticipate those lonely periods, learn how to navigate them and turn them into growth opportunities.
It’s not hard to see how race-based discrimination is a direct assault on the sanctity and dignity of human life.
There are several reasons why your children will benefit from a discussion about the sensitive issue of mental illness.
Every parent wants to help their children develop empathy for those around them. This is especially vital when it comes to the issue of mental illness.
What happens when the person grappling with mental illness is someone within the walls of your own home? And what are some of the signs?
As believers who embrace the view that every human life is sacred and created in God’s image, we should care deeply about the issue of suicide.
Giving money to relief organizations is important, but why not consider giving your time, talents and energy to help refugees struggling to make a fresh start in a new country?
When it comes to the challenges of resettling refugee families, there is strength in numbers. So why not help get your church involved?
You and your children have a wonderful opportunity to interact with and learn from refugee families whose language, culture and customs may look very different from yours.
Don’t let the ongoing debate about immigration policy keep you from ministering to the tens of thousands of refugees who are already here in the United States.
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