Seeking God in the midst of Mental Illness. Mental health and Christian faith. How can they be reconciled? Are the mentally ill more sinful? How do we deal with depression, self injury and everything else, while being true to God? That is what this blog aims to find out. Read some of my posts on mental illness and Christian faith below. What is self injury? What does the Bible say about it? Bumpiness on the Road of Mental Health.

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Michele Guinness is a writer and a regular broadcaster and speaker. She is a Jewish convert to Christianity and is married to an Anglican priest, Peter Guinness. Brought up in a practising Jewish family, and married to a retired Church of England minister, Michele worked in the UK media for many years. She retired to concentrate on writing and speaking and regularly contributes to local radio, and a number of magazines. She has also written thirteen books. Her only novel, Archbishop.