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Tune in this week as Shelby Robinson and Keri Lewis interview Zach Dickson following his message for the Kauffman Initiative Fall Series.
As October is Mental Health Awareness Month, we want to draw special attention to some of the unique challenges that many face each day. The events of 2020 have only increased the mental health challenges that people of all ages are battling with. In light of that, we have partnered with ENC's Office of Community Life to release this message as we enter the final week of Mental Health Awareness Month.
Zach, M.A., LPC, and his wife, Ashley, established Hopetown in 2017. Hopetown is a non-profit ministry that provides trusted, professional counseling. Hopetown also provides training for churches that are interested in becoming better equipped to care for their members better. Hopetown is also passionate about equipping ministry leaders to care for themselves better, in order to avoid burnout, and so they can minister to their fullest potential. You will find that Zach is uniquely qualified to share this message with us today as you hear part of his story.
Zach and Ashley have been married since 2010 and currently live in the Upstate of South Carolina. They have a precious little girl, Everly, and baby boy, Dax. They also are responsible for their Labrador Retriever, "Bo Bo."
For more info on the Fall Series, check out the Kauffman Initiative home page.
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Tune in this week as Shelby Robinson and Keri Lewis interview Zach Dickson following his message for the Kauffman Initiative Fall Series.
As October is Mental Health Awareness Month, we want to draw special attention to some of the unique challenges that many face each day. The events of 2020 have only increased the mental health challenges that people of all ages are battling with. In light of that, we have partnered with ENC's Office of Community Life to release this message as we enter the final week of Mental Health Awareness Month.
Zach, M.A., LPC, and his wife, Ashley, established Hopetown in 2017. Hopetown is a non-profit ministry that provides trusted, professional counseling. Hopetown also provides training for churches that are interested in becoming better equipped to care for their members better. Hopetown is also passionate about equipping ministry leaders to care for themselves better, in order to avoid burnout, and so they can minister to their fullest potential. You will find that Zach is uniquely qualified to share this message with us today as you hear part of his story.
Zach and Ashley have been married since 2010 and currently live in the Upstate of South Carolina. They have a precious little girl, Everly, and baby boy, Dax. They also are responsible for their Labrador Retriever, "Bo Bo."
For more info on the Fall Series, check out the Kauffman Initiative home page.