Equip Your Church With Resources for LIFE
Many of your members are facing anxiety, addiction and other wellness concerns. Parents today are more overwhelmed than ever, especially those raising teens.
And the truth is most won't even ask for help.
When life gets hard, people still look to the church — even if they do it quietly.
Pastors across Alabama are seeing it. More prayer requests for depression. More teens struggling with identity and anxiety. More families quietly battling addiction. And too often, not enough trained staff or time to offer the kind of care people need.
A custom STEPS Portal fills the gap between doing nothing and sending someone straight to professional therapy. It's an on-demand library of interactive toolkits containing a mix of videos, self-assessments, discussion guides and action plans. The toolkits are specially designed to guide users through personal growth, emotional health and spiritual renewal.
Why It Matters
Hear from our Executive Director as he shares his story, why this mission matters now more than ever, and how your church can make a lasting impact — one step at a time. Watch the short video, then join us at the live webinar to learn more.
The Needs Are Greater Than You Might Think
Families are struggling, teens are overwhelmed and most churches are under-resourced. These numbers paint a clear picture and show why faith-based support matters now more than ever.
84%
of churchgoers believe local churches should provide mental health support.
Source: Lifeway Research
76%
of people who need substance-use treatment never receive it.
Source: National Survey on Drug Use and Health
41%
of churches have staff trained in suicide prevention.
Source: Faith-Based Mental Health Initiative
59%
of Americans say it's important to have the option to seek help completely anonymously online.
Source: Pew Research
66%
of Protestant pastors speak about mental health only once a year, rarely or never.
Source: Lifeway Research
1/3
of parents say they often feel overwhelmed by the emotional needs of their children.
Source: Barna Group
70%
of teens say anxiety and depression are major problems among their peers.
Source: Pew Research Center
Bottom 10
Alabama ranks in the bottom 10 states in access to mental health care.
Source: Mental Health America's 2024 Access-to-Care Index
Learn how your church can launch a STEPS Portal in just two weeks.
Register Your Spot for Our Live Webinar
Thursday, September 18th at 11am
