Bridging The Gaps Ministry
Free Resources
Everything on this page is free to download and use at your own pace, whether you need a quiet reset for your week or help finding support close to home.
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For women · Proverbs
Walking in Wisdom
The full first week of our eight-week study through Proverbs.
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Built to Lead
The first week of our eight-week study through Proverbs for men.
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IN HIM: Women's Edition
The first week of our six-week study through Ephesians.
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IN HIM: Men's Edition
The first week of our six-week study through Ephesians for men.
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A Good God: Psalms
A first look at our year of weekly devotionals in the Psalms.
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Held Secure
A 7-day devotional guide for the days when fear and overthinking get loud.
Get the 7-day guide →Worksheets for your week
One-page worksheets you can print and fill out, each anchored in a verse from Scripture.
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Daily Reflection and Reset
A page for the start and end of your day, so you can begin with gratitude and check back in with yourself before bed.
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Weekly Life Check-In
A few honest minutes at the start of each week to look back at how last week went and decide what you want to carry forward.
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Goal Setting With Purpose
Get clear on a goal and why it matters to you, then map out real steps and commit them to God.
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Personal Support Planning
Take an honest look at the support you already have and where the gaps are, then choose one next step.
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Daily Priorities
A planning page for the days when everything feels urgent. Pick what matters most and let go of what isn't yours to carry.
Download →Guides for hard seasons
Short guides for when life feels heavy and you're not sure what kind of help you need.
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Understanding Support Options
A walk through personal, faith-based, professional and community support, so you can see what might fit where you are.
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Navigating Life Transitions
Change is hard even when it leads somewhere good. This guide helps you name what you're going through and move through it with your faith as an anchor.
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Emotional Wellness Basics
Emotional wellness isn't about feeling happy all the time. This guide helps you understand what you're feeling and know when it's time to reach out for more help.
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Faith, Hope and Practical Support
Faith and practical help aren't opposites. This guide looks at how spiritual encouragement and real resources can work together.
Download →Finding help near you
Guides that show you where to look for programs and services in your own community.
Guide
Community Resources Guide
Learn what kinds of community programs exist and how to find them near you, including the free 2-1-1 helpline.
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Local Support Directory Guide
How to search a local support directory and what to ask when you reach out, so the first call feels less overwhelming.
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Health and Wellness Resources Guide
An overview of the health programs most communities offer and how to find care when cost is a worry.
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Family and Youth Services Guide
Services for families and young people, from early childhood programs to family counseling, and how to find them near you.
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Educational and Skill-Building Programs
It's never too late to learn something new. This guide covers programs from GED prep to job training, plus where to find help paying for them.
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Community Events Guide
Sometimes one event opens a door you didn't know was there. This guide shows you how to find community events in your area.
Download →These guides share general information. They aren't a replacement for medical or professional advice.