A free, virtual support community
Join us every week at 7:30pm ET for a transformative and uplifting faith-based Zoom call. Whether you're seeking spiritual nourishment, a sense of community, or simply a place to belong, Food for the Heart is here for you.
Friday evenings at 7:30pm ET
Zoom ID: 656 079 5097
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3 ways to feast
Powerful Prayer
Come early at 7:30 for prayer and share what's on your heart.
Dynamic Presentations
At 8pm ET, Jen and guests speakers present on a variety of topics to help you heal.
Commited Community
Connect with a supportive community by joining one of our breakout rooms
Rewatch anytime
​One common question we often receive is, "Are the Food for the Heart Bible study talks recorded?" The answer is YES! We livestream our sessions to our Facebook page for easy access. Even if you can't make it to a specific call, you can catch up on previous talks. Breakout sessions are not recorded.
What participants are saying
"It's amazing that even via Zoom a sense of fellowship and community was created...a perfect balance of spiritual support, medical info and research.”
"A place where people come together to share and experience understanding and healing. This group has made me feel heard, cared about and appreciated."
"A wonderful place to connect, share and give and receive support and help. It has given me a sense of community and a safe place to come and share."
Zoom in on mental health
Food for the Heart is a place where healing begins, where burdens are lightened, and where authentic connections are formed. Whether you're hurting, seeking answers, or simply craving a sense of belonging, we invite you to come as you are. Our virtual doors are open, ready to welcome you with warmth, love, and understanding.
About Jennifer
Drawing from her own personal history of need for accessible, affordable mental health services, Jennifer Jill Schwirzer, LPC, EdD founded Abide in 2012. Armed with a vision of creating a go-to place where those seeking faith-based mental health services could receive them virtually, she has guided Abide Network into now having over 40 active professionals and paraprofessionals who provide virtual mental health coaching all over the world. She had her team have also added workshops, free support groups, and a weekly Bible study called Food for the Heart.