I recently had an episcopal priest recommend NAMI and Mental Health Ministries to me, and specifically to look into the following document they have available:
Mental Illness and Families of Faith: How Congregations Can Respond
Resource/Study Guide for Clergy and Communities of Faith
I haven’t read it list, but I’m putting it in my reading list for soon. Â Is anyone familiar with this organization? Â How would their goals line up with faithful Lutheranism?
-DMR
I have been to a NAMI meeting. It was at a Methodist church. At the end of a meeting, they said the Lord's Prayer (good, right?) while holding hands (umm, good? not good?) Anyway, I haven't been back.