This study aims to explore the relationship between the fulfillment of spiritual needs and depression levels among members of the Coram Deo Christian community in Malang. A quantitative research design with a survey methodology was employed, involving 30 community members. The results reveal a significant negative correlation between the fulfillment of spiritual needs and depression levels, with a correlation coefficient of ? = -0.510 (p = 0.004). These findings suggest that higher levels of spiritual fulfillment are associated with lower levels of depression, indicating that spirituality may act as a protective factor against depression. Consequently, integrating the fulfillment of spiritual needs and community support within a holistic approach may serve as an effective strategy for the prevention and management of depression, particularly within migrant student communities.
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