A guidebook to help church leaders minister to people who are hurting

One in five U.S adults has experienced the effects of trauma in the past 10 years. This rate is similar inside and outside of the church.

As leaders, we have a special opportunity to help. In fact, many people suffering from trauma are open to the church’s help, even if they aren’t regular churchgoers.

But navigating the deep waters of trauma is difficult, and should be done with as much information and guidance as possible.

That’s why Barna teamed up with American Bible Society on a new research project — to help church leaders understand how people face hardships and how the church can offer hope.

In this data-driven report, Trauma in America, you’ll discover:

The most common forms of trauma people are facing
How people cope with trauma and what symptoms they experience
What churches can do to love and serve the victims of trauma
How relationships with God are developed through difficult seasons
What pastors can to do prepare for ministering to people after trauma

If you want to deepen your understanding of trauma and how to serve people who are facing it, this report can help.

It will give you a lens into what hurting people are going through, along with insights for loving them well in this challenging season of their lives.

Trauma doesn’t have to define us. In fact, two-thirds of practicing Christians say experiences of trauma ultimately brought them closer to God.

We pray these findings will bless and inspire you to lean on the Spirit’s work through the Bible to comfort and restore those who are hurting

Included in the Church Kit:

Print copy of the full color report
Digital copy of the report (can be shared with up to 10 users)
Presenter Slides that you can use to share these findings with your team or congregation
Access to video replay of Barna+ABS Workshop: Helping People Heal Through Trauma

Format: Paperback, digital. Full color, infographics, 112 pages.

*Digital products are nonrefundable

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