As wellness culture grows, CARE introduces a faith-rooted approach that reconnects spiritual, physical, mental, and social health for true human flourishing.
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April 1, 2026
ORLANDO, Fla., April 1, 2026 /Standard Newswire/ — As the global wellness industry continues to expand at an unprecedented rate, a growing tension remains: more people are investing in their health than ever before—yet rates of anxiety, loneliness, burnout, and disconnection continue to rise.
CARE, a new wellness platform founded by Pastor Tevin Lucas and a technology entrepreneur, Douglas Warstler, is launching to address what they believe is the root issue: a fragmented approach to health that separates what God designed to be whole.
“People are not lacking effort—they’re lacking integration,” said Lucas. “We’ve been taught to take care of different parts of our lives separately, but true healing doesn’t happen in pieces. It happens when everything is brought back together the way God intended.”
CARE is built around a simple but often overlooked principle: whole-person care is God’s design for human flourishing.
While modern wellness often focuses on physical fitness, mental health, or productivity, CARE integrates four core dimensions of the human experience:
• Biological (physical health)
• Psychological (mental and emotional health)
• Social (relationships and community)
• Spiritual (faith, purpose, and connection to God)
By bringing these areas into one cohesive system, CARE aims to help individuals move beyond isolated self-improvement and toward a more complete, sustainable experience of wellbeing.
For many churches and ministries, spiritual growth has long been the central focus—rightfully so. However, CARE’s founders believe this moment presents an opportunity to expand how we care for the Body of Christ as a whole.
“In many faith spaces, we’ve done an incredible job pointing people to spiritual truth,” Lucas said. “But we’re also seeing people quietly struggle in their mental health, physical wellbeing, and relationships. These are not separate from their faith—they are part of their lived experience as human beings created by God.”
CARE is designed to support not just individuals, but also communities—offering a framework that churches, ministries, and leaders can use to care for people more holistically. Rather than replacing existing spiritual practices, CARE seeks to complement them—helping individuals align their daily habits, relationships, and health with their faith.
The launch of CARE reflects a broader shift in both culture and faith communities: a growing recognition that wellness is not just about doing more—but about becoming more aligned. This approach moves away from siloed self-improvement and toward restoration—reconnecting areas of life that have been separated by modern systems and expectations.
“At the end of the day, people aren’t just looking to be healthier—they’re looking to feel whole,” Lucas said. “And we believe that wholeness is only possible when we return to God’s design.”
About CARE
CARE is a wellness platform designed to support the total human experience by integrating biological, psychological, social, and spiritual health into one connected system. Founded by Pastor Tevin Lucas and a technology co-founder, Douglas Warstler, CARE exists to help individuals and communities move from fragmented living to whole-person wellbeing—designed for real life.
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CONTACT: Nikki Caceres, 253-973-5003, nikki@thecarecompany.co