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The Mississippi Public Health Institute’s Congregational Recovery Outreach Program (MSPHI-CROP) aims to reduce racialized behavioral health disparities by partnering with three Hinds County congregations (Jackson Revival Center, Pearl Street AME Church, and New Horizon Church International) and the local mental health provider (Hinds Behavioral Health Services). These churches were selected based on their respective locations, long-standing history of providing social services for members of under-resourced communities, reach to broad populations, and ardent focus on health equity, as well as a commitment to fulfill the scope of work outlined in the partnership agreement with MSPHI.

Jackson Revival Center

CROP Partner

Jackson Revival Center

Participating in a community is one of the best ways to encourage spiritual growth. Through Small Groups and serving, you can connect with others as you grow in your relationship with Christ.
Contact: Ruby Denson - CROP Coordinator

(601) 948-1874

[email protected]

New Horizon Church International

CROP Partner

New Horizon Church International

We want you to know that God loves you and NHCI does too. Regardless of your background we want you here with us. NHCI is good ground and once planted we are confident you will grow and be prosperous in life as God sees fit. Contact: Ella Jackson - CROP Coordinator

(601) 720-4329

[email protected]

Pearl Street AME Church

CROP Partner

Pearl Street AME Church

The Motto “God Our Father, Christ Our Redeemer, the Holy Spirit Our Comforter, Humankind Our Family” is a great summary of what the African Methodist Episcopal Church believes.
Contact: Hazel Gaines - CROP Coordinator

(601) 352-6087

[email protected]

How can I be involved with CROP?

Join CROP Trainings

Attend one of our partnering churches scheduled trainings to better understand addiction and mental illness challenges and learn tips on how to create a culture of acceptance and support.

Talk About It

Talk openly from the pulpit, in small groups, and at family gatherings about addiction and mental illness.  Open dialogues help eliminate the stigma and shame around seeking help.

Host an Addiction and Recovery Workshop

Lead the way in demonstrating love by removing the stigma, educating members about the warning signs of misuse, help with seeking treatment, and provide access to resources for recovery. Invite mental health professionals to be presenters and/or guest speakers.

Make Referrals

Serve as a referral source by directing individuals and/or families of loved ones facing the challenges of addiction and mental illness to one of CROP’s partnering churches who will make confidential referrals to behavioral health providers equipped to assess and provide treatment