United Church of Christ Mental Health Network

Working to reduce stigma & promote the inclusion of people with mental health challenges and neurodiversity.

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Resurrection by Rev. Megan Snell

March 22, 2021 by Kirk Moore

Church done well can be a community of support and hope. Church can provide people with a sense of inclusion, identity and purpose. Church can be a place of resurrection. In my own ministry and preaching, I endeavor to remind people who they are (created, known, beloved), whose they are (God’s), and what they are […]

Filed Under: Advocacy, Bipolar Disorder, Church, clergy, Easter, Gratitude, Lent, Mental Health, Mental Health Network, UCC, United Church of Christ

The Church Laboratory by Megan Snell

January 4, 2021 by Kirk Moore

Church life is like a holy learning laboratory where we endeavor to understand God’s call for us. It’s a lab in which we struggle and experiment and grow to learn how to be in right relationship to ourselves, one another, God, and creation. It’s a space in which we learn how to be true to […]

Filed Under: Church, clergy, Community, Depression, Mental Health Network, UCC, United Church of Christ

I Hope You Will Know: To My Daughter, From Her Bipolar Father by David Finnegan-Hosey

December 14, 2020 by Kirk Moore

Dearest Laila, Just over a month ago, you joined us here on land, and we couldn’t have been more excited and grateful to meet you. You are too young to read this right now — your curious eyes are just learning to search out the contrasts between light and dark, fascinated by the black rim […]

Filed Under: Bipolar Disorder, clergy, Hope, Love, Mental Health Network, UCC, United Church of Christ

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