Jacklyn Snider

Senior Counselor

Jacklyn holds a Master of Arts in Biblical Counseling from Westminster Theological Seminary and an Advanced Certificate in Professional Counseling from Biblical Theological Seminary. She served as a counselor at the Christian Counseling & Educational Foundation from 2011-2016. Prior to her work at CCEF, she spent seven years as a missionary in South Africa, working with university students. She has also served in her local church over the years through children’s ministry, women’s ministry, counseling, and equipping others for ministry. In addition to her work at Hope, Jacklyn is an Online Instructor at Westminster Theological Seminary for the Master of Arts in Biblical Counseling program. Jacklyn has three children and enjoys learning, nature, and meaningful time with friends and family.

Blog

What is Biblical Self-Care? by Anne Fletcher

Aug 26, 2025

Caring for others is a sacred calling—but let’s be honest, it can leave us weary. We pour ourselves out daily, often forgetting that we, too, need care. True self-care isn’t about chasing comfort for its own sake; it’s an invitation to rest. Specifically, to rest...

Coffee with a Counselor: Julie Ross!

Mar 17, 2025

Have a "virtual coffee" with one of our Counseling Residents, Julie Ross! Dive into her world as she shares some insights and experiences as a Resident with us. A little about her: Julie is pursuing a Master of Arts in Counseling at Westminster Theological...

Stories of Hope part 3: God is With Us

Mar 12, 2025

Nearness, love, belonging: these are some of our greatest desires and needs as created beings made in God's image. The absence of community or relationship might be your greatest fear and the cause of much fear and anxiety within and outside the church. We long for...

Stories of Hope part 2: Forgiveness

Mar 11, 2025

Perhaps you've been sinned against, and you're having difficulty letting go. Or maybe you're walking alongside a friend or family member who struggles with bitterness and unforgiveness towards others. What do we do with this pain?

Stories of Hope, Part 1: Hope for our Youth

Mar 7, 2025

"One of the greatest joys that I have had in counseling children and adolescents has been to see them grow in putting words to their experiences – from their thoughts about a book, to their emotions at any given time – it is always a delight to hear or see what is on their heart or mind."