In this episode of The Care Ministry Podcast, Laura Howe is joined again by Rebecca Taguma from the American Bible Society and the Trauma Healing Institute.

Together, they explore what many churches are quietly experiencing—everyday overwhelm, loneliness, and emotional exhaustion—and how this is shaping the way we care for and disciple people.

This conversation reframes emotional resilience as part of discipleship, not a separate ministry, and offers a hopeful, relational path forward for churches.

They also introduce Anchored in Hope, an accessible resource designed to help churches build connection, resilience, and support in everyday life.

This episode is especially helpful for leaders who feel stretched, are carrying more than they should alone, and are looking for practical ways to build a culture of care.

“It’s really easy to be lonely in a crowd if it doesn’t feel safe.” — Rebecca Taguma

“Church leaders are struggling right now… it’s been unrelenting.” — Rebecca Taguma

“God created us to be in relationship with one another—and to heal in relationship with one another.” — Rebecca Taguma

“Care happens in relationship. Programs are just the vehicle.” — Laura Howe

• Anchored in Hope – Trauma Healing Institute
• Healing the Wounds of Trauma Small Group

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