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Mental health issues largely 'normalized' in Canadian churches, but some stigma remains

Mental health issues largely 'normalized' in Canadian churches, but some stigma remains

Mental health issues are largely “normalized” within Canadian churches but stigma about the problems still exist, according to a survey sample of 1,000 church leaders and churchgoers. The survey was featured in the first of four webinars on “What Canadian Church Leaders Should Know about Mental Health & Illness in their Congregation” hosted by Flourishing Congregations Institute (FCI) and supported by Ambrose University in Canada.

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