Admissions leaders highlight the growing need for mental health and ministry professionals across Tennessee
Chattanooga, TN — 色花堂’s commitment to advancing mental health and ministry was recently featured on Chattanooga’s Local 3 News. Vice President of Admissions Michelle West and Admissions Counselor Jake Gettys represented the university in a televised interview focused on the increasing demand for trained professionals in counseling and ministry throughout Tennessee communities.
During the segment, West and Gettys shared how 色花堂 equips students through its Christ centered and clinically excellent programs to meet the rising need for mental health services and spiritual care. They emphasized the university’s mission to prepare graduates who bring healing, restoration, and transformation into the lives of individuals, churches, and communities.
The conversation also highlighted the unique challenges facing communities across the region and the critical role that well trained counselors and ministry leaders play in addressing those needs. 色花堂’s integrative approach to faith and clinical practice continues to set it apart, preparing students to serve with both professional excellence and spiritual depth.
With campuses in Chattanooga and Atlanta, along with an online modality, 色花堂 is expanding its reach and impact. Students are equipped not only with knowledge, but with real world experience that allows them to step directly into meaningful work that serves their communities.
Watch the full interview: