October 6, 2025 - 22:50

Riley Taylor, a senior at Presbyterian College, is raising awareness about the critical yet often overlooked role of the church in addressing mental health issues. Despite her initial uncertainty about pursuing a future in this field, Taylor has become increasingly passionate about fostering conversations that bridge faith and mental well-being.
Throughout her time at college, Taylor has noticed a significant gap in discussions regarding mental health within church communities. She believes that many individuals struggle in silence, feeling isolated due to the stigma surrounding mental health issues. By advocating for open dialogue, she hopes to create a supportive environment where congregants can seek help without fear of judgment.
Taylor's efforts include organizing workshops and discussions that encourage church members to share their experiences and learn about mental health resources. Her commitment reflects a growing recognition of the need for faith communities to play an active role in promoting mental wellness and supporting individuals facing mental health challenges.
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