Tobin Perry

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  Feb 15, 2016

  Former Saddleback Pastor Carries on Legacy of Late Young Daughter by Bringing Joy to Cancer Patients

  Family continues child's wish to help every child with cancer. Four years after she "moved to Heaven," her foundation has touched children in every U.S. state and 30 countries.

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  Jan 11, 2016

  EXCLUSIVE: Rick Warren Won't Endorse Marco Rubio Despite Joining His Advisory Board

  Pastor Rick Warren says he won't be endorsing Republican presidential candidate Marco Rubio despite being on his advisory board.

• Oct 12, 2015

  Rick Warren's Daughter About Late Brother Matthew's Mental Illness: I Was Angry What It Had Done to Our Family

  Rick and Kay Warren's daughter, Amy Hilliker, told those at Saddleback's second Gathering on Mental Health and the Church her brother's mental illness and her own battles with anxiety and panic attacks have shaped her life. Hilliker opened up about her own story during the third plenary session of the conference on Thursday afternoon.

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  Oct 12, 2015

  Saddleback Pastor Says Every Church Can Crawl, Walk, Run to Create Mental Illness Ministry

  More than 2,200 church leaders assembled for Saddleback Church's Gathering on Mental Health and the Church were told Thursday that every church — regardless of size or geography — can be involved in ministry to the mentally ill. To demonstrate the opportunity for every church to get involved, attendees were given crawl, walk and run steps to help their congregations develop meaningful ministry to mentally ill individuals.

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  Oct 12, 2015

  Rick Warren: Church Is First Place Families With Mental Illness Go To; Not Lawyer, Accountant

  Rick and Kay Warren launched Saddleback Church's second Gathering on Mental Health and the Church on Thursday morning with a call for faith communities to take the lead in caring for those with mental illnesses. In the opening session of the conference, Rick Warren, Saddleback's founding pastor, argued the church had a biblical, historical and practical responsibility to make a priority of caring for those with mental illnesses.