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Free Christian Mental Health Resources

I know “resources” can become another overwhelming word. So this page is not meant to give you a giant self-improvement plan. It is a shelf of small things: a prayer, a verse, a one-page plan, a way to text someone, a starting point for support.

You do not need to understand the whole site. You do not need to download everything. Pick the sentence that sounds most like today, then take the smallest next step that feels possible.

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Still Here Faith's free resources are low-capacity Christian mental health tools for believers walking through depression, anxiety, numbness, grief, church hurt, support questions, or heavy days. They are encouragement and resource navigation, not therapy or medical care.

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24 resources are available as instant downloads. Start with Tiny Prayers, the Heavy Day Plan, or Bible Verses for Depression.

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5 free resources are being prepared and will be sent to the email list as they are finished.

📖 Free Guide

The Still Here Christian Depression Resource Guide

The flagship guide will gather tiny prayers, Bible verses, support options, and practical next steps for Christians who still love God but do not feel okay. Join the list to receive it when it is ready.

Tiny Prayers is ready now. The full guide is being prepared for the email list. This resource is encouragement, not medical care.

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Most helpful for heavy days

If the full vault feels like too much, start with one of these. They are the lowest-friction resources in the library.

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Tiny Prayers for When You Cannot Pray

A printable sheet of short, honest prayers for heavy days. For when you have no words and need just one sentence.

Best for: When prayer feels impossible or your capacity is low

Format: Printable PDF

Category: Tiny Prayers

Access: Instant download

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Heavy Day Support Plan

A simple one-page worksheet to help you identify anchors, safe reach-outs, and tiny next steps for the hardest days.

Best for: Making one small plan before the day gets too heavy

Format: Printable worksheet

Category: Heavy Day Tools

Access: Instant download

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Bible Verses for Depressed Christians, Low-Capacity Edition

A short Scripture guide for days when long reading feels impossible. Just a few verses, grouped by what hurts.

Best for: Low-capacity Scripture when you feel depressed, numb, or ashamed

Format: Scripture guide

Category: Bible Verses

Access: Instant download

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Browse the Resource Vault

Use the categories below to find one small next step. Resources marked ready now have a real download link. Email-list resources are free but still being prepared.

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2 resources in this section.

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Still Here Christian Depression Resource Guide

The flagship guide with tiny prayers, Bible verses, support options, and practical next steps for Christians who still love God but do not feel okay.

Best for: A gentle overview when you do not know where to start

Format: PDF guide

Category: Start Here

Access: Email list / coming soon

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You Are Not a Bad Christian Encouragement Cards

Printable reminders for shame spirals, especially when depression has made you wonder if God is disappointed in you.

Best for: Shame spirals and reminders that being unwell is not spiritual failure

Format: Printable cards

Category: Start Here

Access: Instant download

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Tiny Prayers

3 resources in this section.

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Bathroom Floor Prayer Sheet

For the very hardest moments. One page. Simple words. Something to hold onto when you are on the floor.

Best for: Very low-capacity moments when all you can say is help

Format: Prayer sheet

Category: Tiny Prayers

Access: Email list / coming soon

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Breath Prayers for Panic

One-line prayers you can breathe slowly when your body feels louder than your thoughts.

Best for: Panic, overwhelm, and short breathing prayers

Format: Prayer sheet

Category: Tiny Prayers

Access: Instant download

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Prayer When You Want to Give Up

Safety-first prayers for moments when staying here feels hard.

Best for: Moments when you need both prayer and immediate support

Format: Prayer sheet

Category: Tiny Prayers

Access: Instant download

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Bible Verses

2 resources in this section.

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Bible Verses for Depressed Christians, Low-Capacity Edition

Printable verse cards for heavy days, with short reflections on lament, God's nearness, and gentle hope.

Best for: Keeping a few gentle scriptures close on hard days

Format: Printable cards

Category: Bible Verses

Access: Email list / coming soon

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Low-Capacity Bible Reading Plan

A tiny reading plan for days when concentration is low and long devotionals feel impossible.

Best for: Reading Scripture when attention and energy are limited

Format: 14-day plan

Category: Bible Verses

Access: Email list / coming soon

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Heavy Day Tools

2 resources in this section.

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Christian Anxiety First Steps

A gentle starter guide for believers dealing with panic, racing thoughts, body tension, and fear without shame.

Best for: Anxious days when your body will not calm down

Format: Starter guide

Category: Heavy Day Tools

Access: Instant download

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How to Tell Someone You Are Not Safe

Copyable words for reaching out when you should not be alone.

Best for: Finding words when you need immediate help

Format: Crisis-safe script

Category: Heavy Day Tools

Access: Instant download

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Support Finder Tools

1 resource in this section.

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Support Group Vetting Checklist

A guide to help you evaluate whether a support group is a safe, healthy fit for your situation.

Best for: Choosing a group without ignoring safety or fit

Format: Printable checklist

Category: Support Finder Tools

Access: Instant download

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For Friends and Family

2 resources in this section.

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How to Support a Depressed Christian Friend

A helper guide for friends, spouses, family members, pastors, and small group leaders who want to support someone without shaming them.

Best for: Friends, spouses, family members, and small group leaders

Format: Helper guide

Category: For Friends and Family

Access: Email list / coming soon

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What to Say to a Depressed Christian Friend

Copyable, non-shaming words for checking in, offering support, and knowing when someone needs more help.

Best for: Friends, spouses, parents, pastors, and small group leaders

Format: Helper guide

Category: For Friends and Family

Access: Instant download

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For Pastors and Churches

2 resources in this section.

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How to Talk to Your Pastor About Depression

A gentle conversation guide for telling a pastor or church leader that you are struggling.

Best for: Finding words when asking church leadership for care

Format: Conversation guide

Category: For Pastors and Churches

Access: Instant download

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Church Mental Health Safety Sheet

A practical sheet for pastors and church leaders responding to depression, crisis, and support needs.

Best for: Pastors, small group leaders, prayer teams, and care ministries

Format: Church safety sheet

Category: For Pastors and Churches

Access: Instant download

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Therapy, Medication, and Faith

3 resources in this section.

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Faith and Therapy FAQ

A plain-language FAQ for Christians who feel guilty, confused, or unsure about counseling and professional mental health care.

Best for: People who feel guilty or confused about counseling

Format: FAQ guide

Category: Therapy, Medication, and Faith

Access: Instant download

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Medication and Faith FAQ

A shame-free FAQ for Christians sorting through medication questions, antidepressant guilt, doctor conversations, and faith.

Best for: Medication shame, antidepressant questions, and doctor conversations

Format: FAQ guide

Category: Therapy, Medication, and Faith

Access: Instant download

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How to Talk to Your Doctor About Depression

A gentle appointment prep sheet for talking honestly with a medical professional.

Best for: Preparing for a doctor visit without needing perfect words

Format: Appointment prep sheet

Category: Therapy, Medication, and Faith

Access: Instant download

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How to use this page

Choose the resource that matches the next tiny thing you can do. If all you have capacity for is one prayer, start with Tiny Prayers. If you need a person or group, use the support finder. If you are not safe, use crisis support first.

Still Here Faith offers Christian encouragement and resource navigation, not medical advice, diagnosis, treatment, pastoral counseling, crisis care, or emergency care. If you are in immediate danger, call emergency services, call or text 988 in the U.S., or text HOME to 741741.

Questions About the Free Resource Vault

Are these Christian mental health resources free?

Yes. The resources listed here are free. Some are ready to download now, and others are being prepared for the email list as they are finished.

Do I need to sign up to use these resources?

No for the ready resources. Tiny Prayers is available as an instant free download. Some future guides use the email list so you can receive them when they are ready.

Are these resources a replacement for therapy or medical care?

No. Still Here Faith offers Christian encouragement and resource navigation, not therapy, medical advice, diagnosis, treatment, or crisis care.

Can I share these with a friend, small group, or church?

Yes. These resources are designed to be printed, shared, and used gently. Please keep the safety notes and source context attached when sharing.

What should I do if I am in crisis?

If you are in immediate danger or thinking about harming yourself, call or text 988 in the U.S. or contact emergency services. Use crisis support first.

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Still Here: Devotions for the Long, Quiet Middle

A gentle devotional for the days when you still believe but you do not feel okay. Quiet reflections for the long middle.

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