Mental illness can affect people of all faiths, economic status, race, gender, and age.  Living with mental illness is a challenge for individuals and their families and communities. Georgia's mental health care system is in a state of crisis, as well. As representatives of various faith communities, how can we respond? Please join us as we look at ways we can support and minister to those who are living with mental illness.  Our speaker, Dr. Branko Radulovacki, is an Atlanta psychiatrist, mental health advocate, and the founder of FaithWorks (www.faithworksga.com <http://www.faithworksga.com/> ) which is a faith-driven initiative to help Georgia citizens who have mental illness. This initiative brings together faith leaders from a broad spectrum of religious institutions and nonprofit organizations to work as one body and speak as one voice. Their goals range from addressing the crisis of Georgia's mental health system politically to empowering individuals living with mental illness to find help through their faith communities.