Ministering to those in need. Showing the compassion of Christ. Serving as a source of comfort and encouragement. Being the hands and feet of Jesus. This is Congregational Care.
People may often wonder who will be there when they face a life challenge such as the death of a relative, hospitalization, or a family crisis. This team of staff & volunteers is devoted to walking with our community through difficult seasons, offering our assistance and love.
The Joy of Congregational Care is caring for others. Hebrews 10:24 (NLT) says – “Think of ways to encourage one another to outbursts of love and good deeds.”
Urging someone onward, helping them along, or pouring courage into another person's life is the heart of what we desire to do.
Bob Setliff
Congregational Care Pastor