The mental health continuum is a dynamic and contextual concept that recognizes that mental health fluctuates over time and varies from person to person, from illness to wellness. This blog post examines the dynamic nature of mental health and its implications for personal and congregational well-being.
Trinity Episcopal in Marble Falls works with the Burnet County Hunger Alliance to fill food gaps in their community
Read how Holy Comforter Episcopal Church has maintained their farmers market ministry through COVID.
How do you serve your neighbors in the midst of a pandemic? EHF shares three short stories that shed light on a few of the powerful ministries with neighbors happening across the Episcopal Diocese of Texas working to meet basic needs during COVID-19.
Episcopal congregations across the nation are sharing the latest on their ministries and outreach in the time of COVID-19
COVID-19 forces the Census and its supporters to get creative!
See the grants in your area that are a part of EHF’s $10 million overall response plan to the crisis.
Learn the six recommended guidelines for addressing isolation and loneliness in your community in response to the pandemic.
See how EHF is working to improve health, not just health care in YOUR area.
EHF’s Congregational Engagement team has put together a list of mental health resources for COVID-19 and beyond.
Discover two congregations partnering with communities to improve mental health with strategic planning support from EHF.
Until we address both the explicit and implicit racism that affects our society, true healing cannot occur and its impact on health cannot be reduced.
