More than 1,200 pastors and faith leaders will gather in mid-July to share ideas about how they can tackle mental health, social justice and other issues...
in 2020.
“I think the mental health component is an ongoing issue that we’re facing, both personally and for the family,” he said. “Depression and anxiety, suicide among our young adults and teenagers, the last year’s grief – the grief of loved ones lost in the midst of COVID, but also the grief of life changes– is a significant part of it.”
Carter said that while church attendance has increased over the last year, it is not yet at pre-pandemic levels. He said that in-person attendance is one way many people can reconnect with their communities.
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