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

Should I Stay or Should I Go Now?

Apr 25, 2022

My wife and I both have difficulty making decisions–moving from thought to action. We think about making decisions. We talk about making decisions. But we find it hard to pull the trigger on decisions. What often makes us finally make a decision is when we become...

What Do You Do When You’re Sad?

Mar 21, 2022

“Everybody hurts. Everybody cries.” – R.E.M. We generally don’t need much convincing that this world is not the way it’s supposed to be. We encounter the brokenness of this world around every corner. We are over two years into a pandemic. The war in Ukraine is the...

Upcoming Resilient Faith Seminar

Mar 14, 2022

https://vimeo.com/687919771 We hope you can join us on Saturday April 2, from 9a-12p (in person or streaming online). More details about this conference can be found...

Christ-Centered Change

Feb 21, 2022

I wanted to take this opportunity to introduce myself and share a little about what excites me about biblical counseling and my new role at Hope. While a Georgia native (Go DAWGS!), my family is moving to the Durham-Chapel Hill area from Dallas, TX. I am married to...

Why You Can Sleep in Peace Tonight

Jan 19, 2022

Monsters in the closet, the boogie man, and creepy crawly things under my bed—as a little girl, both real and imagined fears dominated my thinking at bedtime. Like many children, I was afraid of going to sleep in the dark. To combat these fears, I would pull the...