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Why are some pastors committing suicide? Understanding the tragic trend

Photo of Bethany Lutheran Church Near Bergen, Minnesota from Bob Hanson. This is the Church my Grandpa and Grandma, Floyd and Lean Caraway attended. I attended Church with them there a few times. Such a lovely Church. I miss Grandma and Grandpa greatly. They helped raise me up to be a preacher, it took me years, but I am here! Grandma spoke over me in 1974 that I would be a preacher! Glory!

Be in prayer for all Pastors Team Jesus, please. These are very, very tough times for all Pastors. This podcast is full of information how we can help Pastors.

My friend June Gomez said this about her Pastor Richard Mansfield in Albuquerque, NM: My Pastor said this today, “There’s so much pain in the pews.” We see people asking for prayer or help every day on social media. But he and his wife see it face to face every day and all day long. He hears the devastating things people are going through and he encourages them, He holds them and loves on them to try to bring comfort or just let you know he’s hurting with you. I know he can’t possibly leave work at work, I know he takes this pain home with him. Pray daily for your Pastors and their family, they get tired and discouraged too.

FROM THE CHRISTIAM CHURCH

By Billy Hallowell, Op-ed Contributor

Suicide is a tragic trend on the rise in America. Sadly, there has also been an increase in suicide within the Church and among beloved pastors.

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Why is this trend unfolding – and how can Christians help remedy it? Christian Post reporter Leonardo Blair joins host Billy Hallowell to break down the issue.

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Why are some pastors committing suicide? Understanding the tragic trend

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