Sarah
"Throughout my time at Mercy, God continued to show me time and time again that His love was far greater than any human love could ever be. I learned forgiveness is key to my freedom."
Am I Okay? Why Checking In With Yourself Is So Important
Do you ever take the time to ask yourself, "Am I Okay?" As a mental health professional, I cannot overemphasize how important it is [...]
Ashley
"I began to seek God and release my past to Him. He showed me how much I can trust him and how much He loves me."
Danielle
"The chains of shame, guilt, and condemnation that had held me captive for years broke. Without the chains, I began to see myself as a daughter of God and grow in an intimate relationship with my heavenly Father."
Mikayla
"While at Mercy, I felt God. I felt His presence, and I experienced healing. God showed me who He is and who I am."
Izzy
"Before Mercy, I thought God could not love someone like me, and that my actions determined if He loved me or not. I now know that my God is the ultimate comforter, counselor, and friend, and that in His presence I am safe."
Alyssa
"God has restored my innocence, renewed my mind, shown me true love, held my hand during the whole process, and showed me what forgiveness looks like, and helped me to do it."
Mental Illness Doesn’t Care There’s a Pandemic
Mental illness doesn’t care that there’s a viral pandemic. During these weeks, it seems that there is almost a competition for who is struggling the [...]
Olivia
I decided to apply because I had given up on everything else. While at Mercy, God has given me freedom from anger, sadness, and self-hate.
Mikayla
God has freed me from the lie that I have no control over myself or my life, and He has shown me how to take authority over the lies of the enemy by speaking scripture out loud and commanding him to flee in Jesus' name.
Amy
God has not only revealed Himself to me as my loving Father, but His word has broken many of the lies I've believed for a long time.
Madison
At Mercy, God has shown me His character and how much He was working even when I thought I was alone and forgotten.