Meet our counsellors
Connect with one of our Master’s level, registered Christian counsellors.
Luke Campbell joined the counselling team in 2021, coming with many years of ministry experience through serving in his local church. He has a BA in Anthropology and Sociology, as well as a MA in Counselling Psychology, both which have equipped him with a thorough perspective on what contributes to emotional and spiritual health. Prior to coming to Focus on the Family Canada, Luke worked as a counsellor in a local community services agency, offering counselling to people of all ages. Luke is married with two daughters and one son. He loves reading fiction, playing board games, and writing–as well as doing all the things his girls love to do!
Since September 2021, Jenn Hall has been a counsellor for the Clergy Care program and counselling team. Jenn received a MA in Counselling from Trinity Western University (ACTS Seminary) in 2006. She also studied Music Therapy through Capilano College and Professional Coaching through the International Coaching Federation. Jenn has worked as counsellor in a safe house for abused women and their children and has had a small coaching practice, encouraging women to live full and meaningful lives. Things Jenn enjoys during downtime are a good walk & chat with a friend, running & cycling, playing board games and completing puzzles. Married since 1998, she and her husband have one adult son.
Here's what happens when
you call
One of our care associates will answer the phone. He or she will arrange an appointment for you – a convenient time for you to speak with one of our professional counsellors. You can call for any reason at all. Callers often contact us seeking help with family or marriage difficulties, feelings of depression or anxiety, issues in their congregation, staff problems, sexual addictions or other life difficulties.
There is no fee for your call. Many partnering denominations across Canada sponsor this phone service to make it available to you free of charge. We are grateful for their ongoing support.
After talking on the phone, you and the Clergy Care counsellor may decide that you would benefit from on-going counselling. We can refer you to a Christian counsellor in your area who has been screened by Focus on the Family Canada. In this event, any counselling fees you incur with your local counsellor would be your responsibility. However, many denominations have free or subsidized counselling available. We can assist you in finding out if your denomination has such a model.
Counselling for Clergy Families
If you or a member of your family would benefit from support, we invite you to reach out to connect with one of our Master's level registered Christian counsellors. This counselling line is exclusively for pastors, ministry leaders, and their immediate family members, and your call is free of charge.
- Hours
- Monday to Friday: 8 a.m. - 4 p.m. PT
