The COVID-19 pandemic has created a tsunami of mental health issues everywhere. It’s time to equip the church to be the church.

Lifeline to Hope prepares you to effectively minister to the needs of those around you without becoming overwhelmed yourself.

Register for our Free Webinar on Thursday, December 16 from 12:00-1:00 p.m. (CST).  Learn about our Lifeline to Hope biblical caregiving video resources. These valuable tools can impact your church and community and help you grow personally, professionally, and in your ministry role. They’re also great mental health resources, especially for the challenges related to the COVID-19 pandemic.

At the end of the webinar, you will receive a special coupon for a discount on all Lifeline to Hope products!

Sign Up for the Free Webinar
Susan's Testimony - Lifeline to Hope

More About the Webinar

In celebration of the launch of its new Lifeline to Hope self-study course, Hope for the Heart will host a free webinar to provide details about these new lay caregiving resources – valuable tools to help individuals impact their church and community, and to grow personally and professionally.

“As stress and challenges continue to rise, especially in light of the ongoing pandemic, there’s such an urgent need for proper self-care and to provide support and care to the many people in our churches, communities, places of work, and even in our own families and circle of friends,” said Dr. Eric Scalise, creator of the course and Hope for the Heart’s senior vice president and chief strategy officer. “People everywhere are struggling with fear, worry, grief, loneliness, isolation, depression, suicidal thoughts, addictions, relational conflicts, and more.”

The free webinar will be held Thursday, December 16, from 12:00-1:00 p.m. CST. It will be hosted by Dr. Scalise and Haley Scully, Hope for the Heart’s senior director of strategic and international operations, and co-course instructor.  The webinar will cover the Lifeline to Hope suite of products, including:

  • The new Self-Study Video Course on lay caregiving
  • The comprehensive Group Training course for churches and organizations
  • The Topical Training Videos

“We are excited to help potential participants understand the unique value of Lifeline and the impact it can have on them and their churches and communities,” Scully said. “We want people to know how they can incorporate the Lifeline resources into their personal life as well as their church and ministry, and we’ll conclude with a time of Q&A to answer specific questions anyone might have.”

Sign Up for the Free Webinar

About the Speakers

Dr. Eric Scalise
 
Lifeline to Hope Facilitator
 
Dr. Scalise is a seasoned organizational leader with extensive professional and ministry expertise. He has consulted and worked with numerous groups as diverse as the Congressional Prayer Caucus Foundation, the American Association of Christian Counselors, Regent University and many others. As a Licensed Professional Counselor and Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist, Dr. Scalise has nearly 40 years of clinical and professional experience. Additionally, he is a published author and national/international speaker, frequently working with organizations, clinicians, ministry leaders and churches on a variety of issues.
Haley Scully, M.A.
 
Lifeline to Hope Trainer
 
Haley has been with Hope For The Heart since 2011. She began her work in our onsite counseling programs and moved into International ministry where she develops partnerships, coordinates resources, and provides basic counseling and care ministry training for church leaders and parachurch organizations in over 25 countries around the world. Haley earned her B.S. degree in Communications from Oklahoma State University and Master of Arts in Marriage and Family Counseling from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary.

Share this post

Stay connected with Hope For The Heart

Sign up for our email digest and be encouraged by inspiring stories, receive special discounts and stay informed about ministry updates, events, and new products.

We take privacy seriously and will carefully protect your email address. Every email includes the option of opting out at any time. By signing up to our list, you are agreeing to our Privacy Policy and consent to receive digital communications from Hope for the Heart and our ministry initiatives.