Trainings designed for

Churches and Ministries

Online & in-person

Suicide: Preparation & Response

You can build a community that is more resilient to suicide in many ways. Whether you want to help people become theologically resourced, prepared to comfort others, or know how to respond in acute crises, our training can meet your needs.

Either follow the online course, or contact us to arrange a personalized training for your context, either online, or in-person.

Next Online Course: TBA

The online course is live from 9am-1pm over two days.

This course prepares you for:

  • Understanding the theological and practical scope of suicide

  • Framing the church’s role in responding to suicide

  • Spotting and Assessing suicide risk

  • Responding to risk with safety, connection, planning, and resources

  • Supporting suicidal members, caregivers, and community

  • Building a resilient congregation for long-term care and engagement

Grow: How Christians Change

We were all made to grow, to thrive, and to glorify God—but many of us just feel overwhelmed and lost. This training isn’t a magic fix, but it provides a clear view of how people Grow. Not just theoretically, but practically. We cover: Our purpose, how our bodies support this purpose, and how to activate growth in our current contexts.

Immediately applicable to bible study, church community, personal development and more.

Supporting Families amidst Sexual Identity Concerns

You can help families to love their children through sexual identity (SI) development and provide trustworthy advice for them to follow. We can help you build out structures of support, organize theological instruction in the context of relational depth, and resource struggling families.

Either follow the online course, or contact us to arrange a personalized training for your context, either online, or in-person.

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What training would you like around mental health concerns?

We are well equipped to provide hands-on and active training for you, your team, or your members on a wide variety of mental-health concerns. Let us know what you are thinking about and we can collaborate with you.