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The Black Church in Detroit series examines the church’s role in supporting youth mental health
For Mental Health Awareness Month, our "Black Church in Detroit" series examines the mental health struggles of young African Americans. Host Stephen Henderson sits down with three guests to talk about the church's role in supporting the well-being of young people and how it can partner with mental health professionals.
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