by IHP | May 19, 2020 | Clergy self-care, Community Support, Coronavirus Resources, Health Ministries, Health Ministries, New Resources, Other, Outreach to those who face vulnerabilities, Specialized Ministries, Spiritual Reflection, Webinar
Solihten Institute and Samaritan Counseling Center of Atlanta present a live interactive webinar “Pastoring in a Time of Pandemic,” a conversation about the intersection of faith and mental health in these unprecedented times.
by IHP | May 19, 2020 | Clergy self-care, Community Support, Coronavirus Resources, Health Ministries, Health Ministries, Managing mental health, New Resources, Outreach to those who face vulnerabilities, Specialized Ministries, Spiritual Reflection, Webinar
Health and Human Services Partnership Center for Faith and Community Initiatives presents Part 3 of Mental Health in a Time of COVID-19 webinar series, “Task-Shifting to Address Increasing Challenges,”
by IHP | May 19, 2020 | Clergy self-care, Community Support, Congregation, Congregational Care, Coronavirus Resources, Infection Control Guidance, New Resources, Other, Pastoral Care, Reopening Houses of Worship, Spiritual Reflection, Website/Web Platform
Churches are looking toward re-opening buildings and resuming in-person worship. What can pastors expect to encounter as they lead their churches in the weeks and months to come?
by IHP | May 19, 2020 | Community Support, Congregational Care, Coronavirus Resources, Mourning during the pandemic, New Resources, Other, Pastoral Care, Rituals, Social Justice, Spiritual Reflection, Webinar, Worship Resources/Support
The Absalom Jones Center for Racial Healing offers a series of webinars exploring the public cry out to God regarding the loss of lives and livelihood during this pandemic each followed by a period of Q & A.
by IHP | May 6, 2020 | Community, Coronavirus Resources, Impact on religious communities, Individual, Infection Control Guidance, Other, Religion in partnership with public health practice, Spiritual Reflection, Website/Web Platform
A prayer initiative sponsored by the Higher Committee of Human Fraternity (HCHF), which is composed of Muslim and Christian religious leaders called for May 14 to be a day dedicated to fasting, works of mercy, prayers and supplications for the good of all humanity, so that God will end the pandemic.
by IHP | Apr 10, 2020 | Clergy self-care, Community Support, Congregational Care, Coronavirus Resources, Individual, Infection Control Guidance, Online Support, Other, Pastoral Care, Pastoral Care, Printed Materials, Printed Materials/Book, Spiritual Reflection, Video
Faith leaders joined in a Zoom meetup during which they explored spiritual practices and patterns of action and reflection that they can adopt.