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Episode 3 – If I’m Screwed Up, How Can I Help Anyone Else? (Mark Fleming)
Chaplain to the Scottish FA Mark Fleming chats to Aaron about his life and experiences in Scottish Football and how his faith has helped him overcome life’s challenges.
Mark first found his relationship with God aged just 16 and believes this has helped him find a purpose. Here he discusses his battle with depression, feelings of helplessness and worthlessness and how this gave him a confidence crisis while trying to help others.
Mark tells how he battled back from suicidal ideations and how that lived experience has given him a real understanding when others seek his pastoral skills for help.
Mark first found his relationship with God aged just 16 and believes this has helped him find a purpose. Here he discusses his battle with depression, feelings of helplessness and worthlessness and how this gave him a confidence crisis while trying to help others.
Mark tells how he battled back from suicidal ideations and how that lived experience has given him a real understanding when others seek his pastoral skills for help.
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By Aaron ConnollyChaplain to the Scottish FA Mark Fleming chats to Aaron about his life and experiences in Scottish Football and how his faith has helped him overcome life’s challenges.
Mark first found his relationship with God aged just 16 and believes this has helped him find a purpose. Here he discusses his battle with depression, feelings of helplessness and worthlessness and how this gave him a confidence crisis while trying to help others.
Mark tells how he battled back from suicidal ideations and how that lived experience has given him a real understanding when others seek his pastoral skills for help.
Mark first found his relationship with God aged just 16 and believes this has helped him find a purpose. Here he discusses his battle with depression, feelings of helplessness and worthlessness and how this gave him a confidence crisis while trying to help others.
Mark tells how he battled back from suicidal ideations and how that lived experience has given him a real understanding when others seek his pastoral skills for help.