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Biblical Counseling for Pastor’s Wives at 2025 SBC Meeting

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A unique opportunity for biblical counseling is being offered for all pastors ‘ wives attending the Southern Baptist Convention this June.  Counseling sessions will be held on Monday June 9th and Tuesday June 10th during the 2025 Annual Meeting in Dallas.

Christ-centered, confidential, biblical counseling, especially for pastors’ wives will be offered at no cost during these dates.  The biblical counseling approach is based on the wisdom of Scripture as the foundation of every counseling session.  All counselors are trained women who have been certified through the Association of Certified Biblical Counselor (ACBC), led by Dr. Cheryl Bell, who is a member of ACBC and has taught Biblical Counseling at Southwest Baptist Theological Seminary in Forth Worth.

Please email Dr. Cheryl Bell at [email protected] if you are interested in learning more or would like to reserve a timeslot for counseling on June 9 – 10th.

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Cheryl Bell

Cheryl is a Christ-follower, wife to Rex Bell, mom to four, and grandmother to three. After raising and educating her children God called Cheryl to return to school where she completed her Ph. D in biblical counseling with a minor in women’s studies. Cheryl is a formerly trained nurse and brings a wealth of understanding in women’s trauma, specifically in childhood sexual abuse. She has a lengthy involvement at SWBTS in Fort Worth, Texas, teaching biblical counseling and supervising women pursuing doctoral studies. In addition to her teaching and discipling women, Cheryl is involved as a speaker through SBT (Southern Baptists of Texas) for women’s events and ACBC (Association of Certified Biblical Counselors). Cheryl makes time to counsel and help women who are struggling to meet life’s challenges.
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