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      Association of Catholic Mental Health Ministers Houston Chapter is an Ecumenical Ministry under the umbrella of Our Mother of Mercy Catholic Church/ Archdiocese of Galveston/Houston.

      Project EGG (Evangelization Glorifying God) is a servant leader’s call to become helpers to parishioners/community with general mental health needs and a desire for faith connection as they address their wellness concern.

      Goals:

      • Reduce stigma associated with mental health issues through awareness/information
      • Encourage individuals/families living with mental illnesses to seek help and to become their own best advocates.
      • Establish faith coalition dedicated to changing the culture of how parishioners/others recognize, understand and support those seeking faith-based assistance.
      • Create safe places for sharing & no judgment zone

      Tools:

      • Workshop/webinars/classes
      • Caring and prayer circles/ support groups & wellness activities
      • Community outreach/collaboration with sister churches primarily in Northeast Houston

      “The Lord sees not as man sees: man looks on the outward appearance, but the Lord look on the heart” —Samuel 16:7


      Mental Health Ministry is very important to the Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC).

      First, I believe we must combat the stigma associated with the need for mental health assistance in the African American community making it easier for those who need such services to reach out to mental health professionals.

      Secondly, there is a need to bridge the gap of mental health services or better stated the lack of mental health services available in the BIPOC communities.

      Father Rodney Armstrong, SSJ - Pastor

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    • Monthly Prayer Service for Mental Health Wellness
      Monthly Prayer Service for Mental Health Wellness
      Please join ACMHM Houston Chapter, Legion of Mary, and Catholic Daughters 2092 in hosting the Monthly Prayer Service for Mental Health Wellness. This zoom meeting is scheduled for an hour to include Litany: Living with Mental Illness, Litany: Suffers of Domestic Violence, Litany: Victims of Human Trafficking & The Rosary: Glorious Mysteries. Each participating ministry/auxiliary/organization will have an active rotating role in the Prayer Service monthly. Email Contact: [email protected]
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    • Bi-Monthly Ministry Newsletter ‘A Journey of Faith & Healing’
      Bi-Monthly Ministry Newsletter  ‘A Journey of Faith & Healing’ Read More
    • Kudos!
      by Houston Chapter News
      Kudos!
      Kudos to Houston Chapter members Pastor James McLaughlin, Cleo McLaughlin, Rebecca E. Wills, Alicia Yancy, Beverly Francis, Eva Matthews, Riley Blocker & Pastor Wade Edwards for completing the three day Family Support Group Facilitator Training sponsored by NAMI Greater Houston. Phenomenal Trainers Gary Eagleton and Angelina Hudson (center)
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    • How churches can respond to the COVID-19 mental health crisis
      by Houston Chapter Resources
      How churches can respond to the COVID-19 mental health crisis
      Claire Shynett, coordinator of the Houston chapter brief interview with Kate Scanton for Catholic News Agency. With concerns that suicide rates are rising in communities of color during the pandemic, Catholic mental health workers say the Church can play a key role in response.
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We entrust our mission to Our Lady of Lourdes who is the special patroness for healing.
May our Lady guide us so that  those who live with a mental illness know that they are surrounded by her and her Son's healing presence
and remember that they are never alone. 



The Association of Catholic Mental Health Ministers does not provide medical, counseling, or crisis services.
If you are experiencing a mental health crisis, please contact your local emergency services.


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