Pastor and First Lady Rowan
1999 Installation of Reverend Dr. Stephen Rowan with First Lady Rowan
Visiting Pastors for the 25th Anniversary Celebration
Reverend Dr. Rebecca Stitt
Pastor, St. Peters AME Zion
Cleveland, OH
Pastor, St. Peters AME Zion
Cleveland, OH
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Justified by the blood of Christ Engaged in the work of His Church Seeking to follow and join Him on the journey Unwilling to return to what we once were Staying the course and bearing the Cross We Are: Living out a commitment as a local church which involves the following responsibilities:
Health Care Ministry"For God gave us a spirit not of fear but of power and love and self-control" - II Timothy 1:7
July Healthcare Topic - National Minority Mental Health Month
July has been set aside as a time to acknowledge and explore issues concerning mental health, substance use disorders in minority communities, and de-stigmatize mental illness and enhance awareness of mental illness among affected minority group across the U.S. Show your support this month and beyond by learning more about mental health. You can also use and share the resources below to help spread awareness about mental health in your communities and families. What Is Mental Health?Mental health includes emotional, mental, and social well-being. Mental health impacts how a person thinks and feels. It also affects how you act, manage stress, and make choices. When you take care of your mental health, you are better able to cope with stress or challenges. Sometimes it can be hard to manage your mental health. If you have noticed a change in thoughts, behaviors, or moods that disrupts your life, talk to your health care provider. You can also contact a mental health specialist or a trusted loved one for help if you have noticed these changes in yourself or in a loved one. Obstacles to Mental Health for Racial and Ethnic Minority Groups Cost, adequate health insurance coverage, difficulty in finding a providers from one's racial or ethnic group, and stigma or negative ideas about mental health may also prevent people from seeking service. Environment also plays an important impact on mental health and emotional well-being. (Experiencing poverty, racial discrimination, and racial violence) can cause stress and lead to mental health issues. Working together for Mental Health Equity
Mental Health Equity is the state in which everyone has a fair and just opportunity to reach their highest level of mental health and emotional well-being! For additional resources and information on Minority Mental Health and Mental Health Equity contact: minorityhealth.hhs.gov |