Related Links: Mental Health, Churches, and Other Faith Communities

Lutherans ask, "How healthy are our pastors?" in a report on the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America Ministerial Health and Wellness 2002 study (September 2002, page 42).

The nondenominational Davidson [N.C.] Clergy Center

United Church of Christ.

United Methodist Church and Mental Illness

United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism: On Behalf of Jewish Mentally Ill

Welcoming special needs people to church by the Anglican Church of Canada

For more information contact:

                              John M. Crowe, D.Min., APC

                               Member, NAMI-NC

                               Member, NC Mental Health Association

                               Incapacity Leave

                               E-Mail  drcrowe@nccumc.org

                               Phone: 919 759-2146

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