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When "all hope seems lost," many look for a deeper meaning and purpose to life. Those reasons have traditionally been identified within the context of spirituality. Faith communities are a source of hopefulness and healing as environmental factors begin to overwhelm individuals in a time of mental health crisis.
Through curriculum designed specifically for faith congregations (like Soul Shop) Stop One provides training and tools to equip leadership and lay members, for soul safe communities.
According to Living Works, 1 in 17 adults are considering suicide at any given time. RIGHT NOW, one out of two people in most congregations are personally impacted by the reality of suicide.
It may have been through the death of a family member, friend, or co-worker. Suicide respects no boundaries.
5 MINUTE VIDEO
Author and speaker Jon Jorgenson, provides a short video on Practical, Christian Thoughts on Depression and suicide.
12 MINUTE VIDEO
Pastor Rick Warren has a painful personal connection to suicide. In 2013, the Warren's 27-year old son died by suicide. Here he presents a message of hope.
5 MINUTE VIDEO INTRODUCTION
The Soul Shop curriculum equips congregations to minister to persons impacted by suicidal desperation. Watch the video and schedule a training before it's too late.
10 MINUTE READ
Suicide is a difficult conversation, especially in the church. While it is a subject whispered behind cupped hands or alluded to in the form of a prayer request, suicide is rarely confronted openly.
10 MINUTE READ
Insight for Living Ministries Director of Biblical Counseling, Brian Leicht, provides perspective on dealing with suicide loss.
The Survivors of Suicide Loss Support Group of Madison, NJ assembled a list of books to assist survivors of faith deal with suicide loss. These books are focused on the spiritual side of healing after suicide.
It’s estimated that one out of every two people in a given congregation has personally been impacted by suicide. To address the need for suicide prevention education in faith communities, Soul Shop trains faith community leaders on the topic of suicide. Soul Shop equips participants with the information and guidance they need to facilitate healing within their community.
2nd and 4th THURSDAY 6:30-8:30 pm
In Person
Rev. Dawn Anderson, started the Christian Survivors of Suicide support group 17 years after she experienced the trauma of coping with her late husband's suicide. Her curriculum is used by multiple communities of faith across the metroplex. Facilitated by Rev Dawn Anderson.
9200 Inwood Rd
Dallas TX 75220
Email: danderson@llumc.org
2nd and 4th WEDNESDAY 6:30-8:30 pm
In Person
Ongoing support group for those who have been affected by suicide, including family members, survivors themselves, and those struggling with thoughts of suicide.
This group is meeting online at the regularly scheduled times. Facilitated by Lori Crider and Pam Greene.
1707 San Jacinto St
Worship Cen
2nd and 4th WEDNESDAY 6:30-8:30 pm
In Person
Ongoing support group for those who have been affected by suicide, including family members, survivors themselves, and those struggling with thoughts of suicide.
This group is meeting online at the regularly scheduled times. Facilitated by Lori Crider and Pam Greene.
1707 San Jacinto St
Worship Center 2nd Fl, Family Room
Dallas TX 75201
Please Call: 214-969-2456
Email: golfgirl5225@msn.com
2nd TUESDAY 6:30-8:30 pm
In Person
Facilitated through the Points of Light Ministry.
Individual conversations available via phone or Zoom.
503 N Central Expwy
Richardson TX 75080
Contact Terri Hartman
Email: terri1913@gmail.com
3rd TUESDAY 6:30-8:30 pm
ZOOM ONLY
Led by suicide loss survivor Shirley Weddle in the Library at First United Methodist Church. This group is "open," which means that new members may join at any time.
3117 Motley Dr
Mesquite TX 75150
Facilitator Shirley Weddle
Email: swbrainhealth@gmail.com
1st THURSDAY 7:00 pm
In Person
A suicide support group facilitated by parishioners who have lost a loved one to suicide. Meetings are non-denominational and meet on the first Thursday of each month in the Religious Education Building.
Attendees must be 18 years old to attend. Facilitated by Larry and Carol Walker
6500 Crawford Rd
Denton TX 76226
2nd and 4th TUESDAY 7:00-8:30 pm
In Person
Partnered with the loss survivor support group, Touched By Suicide. The group is peer led, and non-denominational.
1452 W Southlake Blvd
Southlake TX 76092
Facilitated by Gary and Nancy Maddux
Email: glmadduxusmc@yahooo.com
1st MONDAY 7:00-8:00 pm
In Person
Led by Touched by Suicide on the first Monday of each month. Joining community support for those that have been impacted with suicide loss. Facilitated by LaNelia Ramette.
5500 Morriss Road
Room 221
Flower Mound TX 75028
Email: tbs.ntx@gmail.com
3rd TUESDAY 6:30-8:30 pm
In Person
Designed for all loss survivors. This group is facilitated by peers, chaplain and/or mental health providers. Must complete online registration to attend.
2601 Little Elm Parkway
Suite 301
Little Elm TX 75068
Email: soslossgroups@gmail.com
4th TUESDAY 7:00 pm
ZOOM ONLY
This free group is designed for new loss Survivors of Suicide Loss (less than three years). It is open to attendees nationwide. Must complete online registration for Meeting link for access.
Email: virtualsosgroups@gmail.com
or 214-865-6710
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