Matthew 6:14-15: “For if you forgive other people when they sin against you, your heavenly Father will also forgive you. But if you do not forgive others their sins, your Father will not forgive your sins.” – GOD
Welcome to Forgive for Health Ministries, Inc. We hope our ministry is able to encourage and enrich your life.
Our Mission
Our mission is to help people grow and thrive with a forgiving heart!
Our Vision
People living free of unforgiveness and all of its consequences!
Our Value Statement
Healing all relationships for good!
Our Why
Forgive for Health Ministries, Inc. exists to help all people to forgive. We offer forgiveness assessments, workshops, conferences, retreats, books, courses, forgiveness circles, etc., to empower attendees to forgive those who have transgressed against them. We work with churches, other places of worship, hospitals, clinics, health systems, schools, work sites, families, etc., to assess forgiveness levels and use that information to start healing and restoration.
Forgive for Health Ministries, Inc. and its leaders believe in whole-person care and recognize the importance of healing the body, mind, soul, and spirit.
Our Values
Integrity, Honesty, Love, Respect, Compassion, Quality, and Christian Service
Integrity We are upstanding in all we do and are guided by decency and fairness.
Honesty We are honest, open, and transparent in all of our dealings.
Love We strive to show all people the love of Christ.
Respect We respect and listen to every person. Compassion We show the compassion of Christ to all we meet. Quality We provide high-quality service and work with excellence as unto Christ.
Christian Service We follow Christ’s leadership in service to all mankind.
Our Goals
1.To encourage health care providers to assess the forgiveness levels of all patients and to refer them to appropriate “caring’’ professionals or ministries
2. To help all individuals to forgive so that they can live free from the shackles of unforgiveness.
3. To implement trauma-informed care in African Americans and other minorities, so that they can “thrive”, thereby reducing health disparities.
4. Work to build evidence-based awareness for addressing religion, education, food insecurity, transportation, and other social determinants of health.
5. Serve as a bridge between faith communities and public health to improve population health.
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