CTS Cares sends cards, text messages, and emails to members during challenging times.  CTS Cares may also provide meals, transportation, and lay care support during physical and mental health crises or during life transitions such as births, divorce/separation, or death. If you would like pastoral care or support from the CTS Cares team, contact Pastor Steph, CTS staff or Judi Murray at [email protected]. To submit a prayer request, complete this form.
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You are invited to sign up for the CTS Cares newsletter and join the CTS Cares team. Click here to learn more about CTS Cares and to access the volunteer form.

Resources for Mental / Spiritual Well-Being

Hotlines for Crises
988 - Suicide hotline and mental health emergencies that can be met by talking

• Also text HOME to 741741

(800) 799-7233 - National Domestic Violence Hotline
(303) 443-8500 - Mental Health Partners Boulder
(303) 443-7300 - Mental Health Partners Boulder 24/7 Sexual Violence Hotline

• Also text BRAVE to 20121

3180 Airport Rd, Boulder, CO 80301 - Mental Health Partners 24/7 Walk-In Crisis Center and Addiction Services

Support for Faith Communities: Local and Nationwide

• The Interfaith Network on Mental Illness (INMI) educates members of faith communities on mental illness and provides resources to promote mental well-being. Connect with INMI here.
• The National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) leads classes and support groups on mental health around the nation. The Boulder County NAMI affiliate offers all programs free of charge to participants. The NAMI FaithNet is another interfaith network with many online resources for navigating mental illness and spirituality.