This Month’s Highlight

Mental Health

This month, we highlight Mental Health, hoping to bring awareness to its importance, reduce the stigma for counseling, and bear one another’s burdens. We all go through difficult seasons and challenging struggles, and we are not meant to walk it alone. That’s where counseling can help!

During January, each ECC campus is highlighting a local counseling center that helps promote understanding, hope, and healing for those who need support in challenging times.

In Murfreesboro, we are highlighting Branches, “a Christ-centered behavioral health ministry that facilitates hope and healing for the whole person: mind, body, and spirit.” We are working to raise $34,000 for Branches to provide 400 free sessions to people in need. To donate, click the button below. To learn more, stop by the Connections Corner during any weekend service or visit them online by clicking the button below.

In Cannon County, we are highlighting Generations of Woodbury, a facility that helps men and women with persistent mental illness. We are working to raise $5,000 to help them provide resources and support to people in need. For more information or to donate, stop by the Connections Corner during any weekend service or visit them online by clicking the button below.

In Shelbyville, we are highlighting the Family Counseling Center of Middle Tennessee, a “Christian-based nonprofit that provides Counseling, Hope Line, Care Calls, and Business Resources.” They help individuals and families through programs such as Access Hope for the elderly and a hotline for teens and adults to talk, get guidance, and receive prayer. We are working to raise funds for counseling scholarships for those who cannot afford them and asking for volunteers for Access Hope. For more information or to donate, stop by the Connections Corner during any weekend service or visit them online by clicking the button below.

In Tullahoma, we are highlighting the Family Counseling Center of Middle Tennessee, a “Christian-based nonprofit that provides Counseling, Hope Line, Care Calls, and Business Resources.” They help individuals and families through programs such as Access Hope for the elderly and a hotline for teens and adults to talk, get guidance, and receive prayer. We are working to raise funds for counseling scholarships for those who cannot afford them and asking for volunteers for Access Hope. For more information or to donate, stop by the Connections Corner during any weekend service or visit them online by clicking the button below.