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How are you affected by the stigma around mental health?

It's worth reflecting and talking to God about the way you perceive others—and yourself.

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God’s love written on an Irish sky

What if no circumstance can stop, block, or diminish God's love for you?

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7min

God can heal eating disorders—and families

Anorexia nervosa changed my relationship with food, family, and my faith.

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11min

Walking through my “dark night of the soul”

God seemed to disappear, but even in my confusion and unhappiness, he was right there, teaching me how to walk in the dark.

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Learning to be honest with God in grief

God can handle all of you, including your hardest emotions. Through change and loss, you can be brutally honest before God in a way that brings healing and maturity.

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6 Questions to ask in mental health recovery

God can handle all of your questions. But you might be better served by some questions over others.

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Running the race towards mental health wellness

Taking cues from runners, we can discover principles that help us develop mental health wellness.

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How to care for loved ones in mental health challenges

It's not easy, but God is with you as you take steps to support friends and family.

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There's hope: It’s possible to recover from trauma

Healing may take time. But a good therapist will walk with you—and Jesus.

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House of Worship Ottawa

House of Worship Ottawa (HOWO) is a collective of students and young adults creatives that explores Christian faith through music and the arts. Together we engage creativity as ...

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