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Share Still Here Faith with someone who needs a gentle place to start
Still Here Faith is easiest to share when someone is overwhelmed, ashamed, numb, depressed, anxious, or trying to help someone they love.
Use the links, captions, and prompts below for churches, small groups, newsletters, Pinterest, texts, and resource pages.
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.
Best pages to share
Resource Vault
Free tiny prayers, Bible verses, heavy-day tools, and support scripts for Christians who still love God but do not feel okay.
Best for: Church resource pages, counseling resource lists, friends, small groups
Open pageLetters for Heavy Days
Short, gentle letters for depressed, numb, ashamed, or spiritually tired days.
Best for: Social sharing, email newsletters, Pinterest, personal encouragement
Open pageChristian Depression Help: Start Here
A simple doorway into shame-free Christian depression support, Scripture, therapy and medication guidance, and low-capacity tools.
Best for: Pastors, care teams, family members, search visitors
Open pageWhat Not to Say to a Depressed Christian
A practical supporter guide on words that hurt and what to say instead.
Best for: Church leaders, spouses, friends, small group leaders
Open pageCopy/paste captions
For Christians who still love God but do not feel okay. Tiny prayers, Bible verses, and low-capacity support tools: https://www.stillherefaith.com/free-christian-mental-health-resources/
Not a ladder. A chair. Still Here Faith has free Christian mental health resources for depression, anxiety, numbness, and heavy days: https://www.stillherefaith.com/
If someone you love is depressed, this may help: what not to say, what to say instead, and how to support without shame. https://www.stillherefaith.com/what-not-to-say-to-a-depressed-christian/
For the Christian who woke up heavy again: one small letter, one small prayer, one small next step. https://www.stillherefaith.com/letters-for-heavy-days/
Pinterest design prompts
Create a soft vertical Pinterest pin, warm cream background, simple serif headline: “Tiny Prayers for When You Can’t Pray”, subtext: “Free Christian mental health resource”, small dove or candle illustration, calm minimal layout, no clinical imagery.
Create a vertical Pinterest pin with soft sage and cream tones, headline: “Bible Verses for Depression”, subtext: “For Christians who still love God but feel worn out”, gentle open Bible illustration, quiet and low-pressure.
Create a vertical Pinterest pin, muted blue and cream palette, headline: “What Not to Say to a Depressed Christian”, subtext: “Words that hurt and what to say instead”, simple speech bubble icon, compassionate church-care feel.
Create a vertical Pinterest pin, warm beige and gold accents, headline: “Dear Christian Who Woke Up Depressed Again”, subtext: “A gentle letter for heavy mornings”, soft window light illustration, hopeful but not bright or cheesy.
Create a vertical Pinterest pin, dark navy to cream gradient, headline: “Psalm 88: A Prayer in the Dark”, subtext: “For Christians who need honest lament”, minimal candle illustration, reverent and quiet.
Important sharing note
When sharing crisis-adjacent pages, do not present Still Here Faith as crisis care, therapy, diagnosis, medical advice, treatment, or emergency support. If someone is in immediate danger, encourage real-time help first.
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