Though I Walk is a workbook designed to help communities of faith become better, stronger advocates for mental health. With the steady increase in suicide rates, self-harm is a topic that every faith community needs to be prepared to meet head on. Though I Walk provides biblical accounts of suicide, identifies the circumstances that led up to each suicidal incident, and poses thought-provoking questions that will lead readers to evaluate and reevaluate their thoughts about suicide. This book can be used to increase biblical literacy, inspire conversations and hopefully, aid people in developing the empathy they need to serve as a safe space for their family, friends and fellow worshippers. This book is not concerned with the morality (or, immorality) of suicide. Rather, we are trying to show you that despair, shame and guilt can happen to any of us; and, we need sources of hope and redemption in order to overcome those dark times.