Pastoral Care
Let us not love with words or tongue, but with actions and in truth. I John 3:18


Community Care Ministries at Grace exist to bring hope and healing through Jesus Christ in the midst of life’s ups and downs. 

Pastoral Care is available for short-term counseling, pursuing peace in relationships, decision dilemmas and in all the rest of the difficult moments that find us along the way.  Pastoral Counselors are available to meet with you free of charge and help encourage you in your walk with God.  We do not provide long term psychological counseling.  Please call or e-mail us for more information in regards to Christian Counselors in the local area.  If you are hurting and need someone to connect with, please contact us! Contact Pastor Cole Griffin, Pastor for Congregational Care & Counseling  This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

Care Ministry Boot Camp (click for detailed flier)

Join us for a seminary level training designed to equip you to walk alongside those hurting in the body of Christ. We will explore themes of suffering and the sovereignty of God, depression, shame and guilt, how to respond in a crisis and how to support those needing care in their journey of transformation in Christ. Classes take place Monday evenings beginning February 1, 2010 from 7 - 9 p.m. Cost is $40 to cover materials and resources. There are scholarships available for anyone who needs them! Please register with Carole Blascoe at 632.2111, ext. 108 or email This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .


Lifeline Support Groups

Needing a place to be understood? Find direction? Support? Practical Steps to walk out of the situation you're in? The ministries of LifeLine Support Groups offer hope, encouragement, and practical steps for individuals and couples who are navigating a difficult situation or pursuing personal growth.

These support communities are for those who are serious about growth. All conversations are confidential and are led by trained and supervised leaders, all of whom have a heart for hope and healing.

Benevolence Ministry
Benevolence  was created primarily to consider the needs of members of the church. The Committee also works with regular attendees and other special projects in the local area. Ordinarily, the stronger one's association with the church, the stronger the benevolence ministry commitment to see that a particular primary need is met.recognizing that God is the provider of all that we need and handling God's resources within Grace and the community to ensure that the basic needs of food, shelter and clothing are met for each Grace Church member.  In order to receive benevolence, we need a completed application and a private appointment with you to begin the process.

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Contact Lynn Newlun, Benevolence Coordinator This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

Hands and Feet Practical Care
Jesus cares for and ministers to each of us personally and tangibly, just as He did while physically on earth. Many times He does this through His followers. The Hands and Feet Teams, geared for specific purposes, help provide His personal and tangible care through temporary practical assistance for individuals and families experiencing difficult circumstances.


Meal Team
Accidents happen, people move, babies are born, sickness strikes. All of these events make day to day living tough. Bringing a meal to someone is an opportunity for you to share Christ's love practically.

Funeral Serving Team
Serving a family during their loss of a loved one is a heartfelt privilege.  Help provide Jesus' love and comfort by serving as a helper during a funeral luncheon. 

 

Helping Hands Team

Serve Single Mothers or Widows by providing some simple repairs or jobs around their homes that they are not able to do themselves.


Baking & Serving Team
The gift of hospitality is a sweet one indeed. As we host events at Grace sometimes we are in need of baked goods or people to serve them.

Hospital Visitation Team
You could provide encouragement and uplifting for those who are hospitalized with a personal visit.

Card Team
Whether you love to make cards or just send them, consider joining this team who uses written words of encouragement to minister throughout our community.

Ministries for Military
Often we are looking for ways to support our military men, women and their families. If you would like to offer encouragement to the families of those serving, please contact us.

Holiday Cheer
Families that are already financially stretched can face even more critical needs during the Holiday Season. Consider helping a needy family by joining this team in the fall season.

Contact Michele Gipp, Director for Community Care to join one of these teams or request help.   This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it