Faith & Mental Health on the University Campus
A feasibility study exploring whether PRAY.COM can serve as an accessible, faith-based mental health resource for university students at Regent University.
Regent UniversityConfirmed participants from 450 enrolled
Single-arm feasibility study design
Regent University research partnership
Study Overview
The Challenge
University students face a mental health crisis — anxiety, depression, loneliness, and burnout are at all-time highs. Many students turn to faith for support, but few evidence-based digital faith tools exist to meet them where they are.
This feasibility study explores whether PRAY.COM can serve as an accessible mental health resource for university students. By examining feasibility, acceptability, and preliminary effectiveness, this research lays the groundwork for larger interventional trials on college campuses.
Methodology
Research Partnership
Participants
62 confirmed participants
From 450 enrolled students at Regent University
Study Type
Single-Arm Feasibility Study
Partner
Regent University
Focus Areas
Feasibility, acceptability, mental health, well-being
Note: This study has not been peer-reviewed. Results are pending completion of the peer-review process.
Under Peer Review
Paper in Review
The following paper is currently under peer review at an academic journal.
A Faith-Based Mobile Application for Mental Health and Well-Being Among University Students: A Single-Arm Feasibility and Preliminary Effectiveness Trial
Results Coming Soon
Full results will be available once peer review is complete. In the meantime, explore our published research.
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