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When religious communities struggle with the aftermath of crisis response

Our church community rallied around the pastor's family when their teenager was in crisis last year, but now that the immediate emergency is over, there's this weird aftermath where some people feel closer and others feel burned out or resentful. We don't know how to process what happened or return to normal, and there's tension under the surface that nobody's naming.

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More people experience this than they realize.

What we've seen

A community that mobilized for emergency care is discovering that crisis can reveal and create new fault lines that require their own attention and healing.

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