Harper Hill Global

06/02/2026

Can you imagine living in a place where a disease is claiming lives, yet you do not know how to prevent it?

We are working with faith communities in Uganda and the DR Congo to provide them with the prevention tools they need to stop the virus before it reaches them.

Your donation goes directly to this program. With little overhead, we have the power to drive behavior change in ways that other large organizations may not.

Please give as if your life depended on it.

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04/22/2026

Yesterday marked the launch of The Breakthrough Bundle, a program created to care for pastors who are often first responders in communities. Check it out at thebreakthroughprogram.org!

The Breakthrough: Self-Care for Pastors was created with the commitment and funding of the Mississippi Department of Mental Health, through the Mississippi Public Health Institute's Congregational Recovery Outreach Program (CROP), in partnership with Harper Hill Global.

When there are public health issues, congregational leaders are often at the front lines of mitigating and responding to emergencies. By working with ministry leaders to provide evidence-based care, not only are their congregations positively impacted, but so are their surrounding communities. The Breakthrough Bundle, which includes "Sacred Grief" by Pastor Jennifer Biard, is now available as a self-paced interactive online program and for download.

We at Harper Hill Global are honored to have worked with a phenomenal team of leaders: Misty Bell, Glenda Crump, Sylvia Turner, Chaka Turner, Andrea Reid, Debbie Bates, John Taylor, and Erecia Williams.

The program was developed with insight from Mississippi clergy, including Rev. Dr. Melvin Collins, Dock Cooper, III, Rev. Jerry Mannery, Cindy Cheeks, Rev. Maxine Bolden, Father Mario Solorzano, Diaz Emerson, Neil Marsh, and Bishop Bill McAlilly.

Whether you are in ministry or not, this program for self-care, grief, and healing can reignite your ability to care for yourself. Click on the link below and share with those you care about!

The Breakthrough affirms the scripture guidance for rest and boundaries. This online curriculum consists of seven modules, each includes a mental health topic, scripture-based themes, subject matter experts, testimonies from church leaders, and practical exercises.

04/15/2026

Harper Hill Global is proud to have partnered with the Mississippi Public Health Institute's CROP (Congregational Recovery Outreach Program) to produce "The Breakthrough: Self-Care for Pastors."

This self-paced, free, online program helps pastors, future pastors, and ministry leaders re-engage self-care through devotions, trauma-informed lessons, self-reflection exercises, and video testimonials from Mississippi clergy who share personal struggles they've experienced while in ministry.

Watch this video, then go to thebreakthroughprogram.org!

https://youtu.be/SvrLZOBBNq4?si=93rBH6qmzRHrKJ2k

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04/07/2026

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04/01/2026

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03/20/2026

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03/09/2026

In her eight years of leading the school, Wegner said she learned something very important: “You can’t learn content until your body is ready to learn and all your other needs have been met.”
Wegner remembers instances at Valencia that exposed the traumatic events some students had lived through at a young age, like a young boy banging his head on the ground, or a student running out of the classroom and screaming when the fire alarm rang, or a child bringing a knife to school out of fear for their safety.

Each year, Wegner’s staff undergoes trauma-informed training through the Arizona ACEs Consortium, a process that researchers have said is crucial for working with vulnerable populations.

“We just had to look at our children differently and find out what we can do to prevent things like that from happening,” she said, adding that this helps the staff remain “aware of triggers” and stay “proactive in making sure that we could support those students.”

In these sessions, Wegner said, one of the most important shifts in thinking would be turning “What’s wrong with you?” into “What happened to you?”

https://coppercourier.com/2026/03/05/phoenix-immigrants-school-closing/?

A specialized Phoenix school designed to acclimate immigrant children to the American education system is closing its doors as enrollment plummets, leaving behind a model for supporting vulnerable students.

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