Sometimes life’s challenges go beyond the care of a Community Group or other community. That’s when the Care Ministry can help find hope and facilitate healing through our Stephen Ministry and counseling options.
We have a variety of approaches to support and counseling to help meet you where you are. Read below about all our services. Once you fill out the intake form, we will help you get connected to the appropriate type of care.
Any questions and all completed forms may be directed to this email address
Stephen Ministers are available to provide support in a caring, confidential way if you are going through life-changing circumstances such as divorce, loss, unemployment, chronic illness, and other events. A Stephen Minister is a compassionate companion, a trained member of our church who will meet with you regularly to listen and provide support.
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A licensed therapist is fully trained, accredited, and supervised to help you work through challenges that you are facing. We do not have professional counselors on staff. Our Care team may refer you to a small list of licensed professional counselors in the area.
“We all face challenges that shake us to the core, and make us feel scared, ashamed or hopeless. I faced a challenge like that and desperately needed a third party to speak into my life. Counseling was an opportunity to examine my life, and put my problems into the context of my faith, my relationship with Jesus and God’s grace. I can see now how God used it to pursue me. I am deeply grateful.”
“During a spiritual crisis, I [got connected to the] Stephen Ministry. My need outweighed my worries about acceptance in our church family. I could speak openly about my natural reflexes in response to my painful experience. The gentle but honest encouragement from my Stephen Minister’s life and from the Scriptures was like iron sharpening iron. [My Stephen Minister’s] faithfulness deepened my awareness and trust in God’s sovereign providence in the shadows of my circumstances.”
Whether your family is thriving or struggling, there are opportunities for you to connect to the hope of the gospel.
Find hope and healing at confidential groups around issues of divorce, grief, and sexual addiction.
