We foster hope and belonging by providing practical assistance, emotional support, and spiritual encouragement to those in need. Our trained Care Teams offer a safe, understanding space where individuals can share their challenges and find strength in Christ’s love.
A ministry of presence and care for those who are 90 and above, or in a season of life where additional friendship and support are especially meaningful. This ministry celebrates those who have reached a special season of life, marked by wisdom, faith, and enduring grace, offering friendship, meaningful connection, and compassionate support.
Stewards share in meaningful friendships with their Senior Companions, growing together through visits, conversation, prayer, and the joy of shared faith.
They also oversee various church services, including communion preparation, holiday celebrations, and remembrance services.
Volunteers prepare and deliver meals to members experiencing illness, recovery, or other special circumstances, offering nourishment, comfort, and care when it’s needed most.
Trained Care Ministers walk alongside members facing medical challenges or personal hardship, providing short-term care, encouragement, and spiritual support during their journey toward healing and renewal.
This team ensures members have reliable rides to medical appointments, treatments, and procedures, helping them access essential care and stay connected to the church community.
Volunteers offer hands-on help for practical needs—from light household assistance to errands—helping ease everyday burdens during times of difficulty.
Our Visitation Team responds to urgent or short-term needs by visiting members in hospitals or rehabilitation centers, offering prayer, encouragement, and a caring presence.
Handcrafted prayer shawls are lovingly created and given to those in need of comfort, healing, or celebration, a tangible reminder that they are wrapped in prayer and cared for by their church family.
Our greeters and hosts create a warm, welcoming atmosphere within the sanctuary, helping everyone feel seen, valued, and connected.
Through heartfelt cards and personal notes, this team reaches out during times of illness, loss, or celebration—offering encouragement and reminding recipients that they are remembered and loved.
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We invest in our Care Team volunteers through ongoing training, equipping them with the skills, confidence, and spiritual grounding needed to serve with compassion and excellence.
Our Care Ministry stands as a living expression of Christ’s love, building a community where every person feels supported, valued, and cared for in every season of life.
As we begin a new year of service, we welcome Becky B., Margie W., Melissa W., Nancy G., and Randy B. as they join the Board of Stewards. We ask God’s blessing over all our Stewards in 2026, that their service may be guided by wisdom and compassio...
February 25 - Happy Birthday Bob Ledgerwood! Bob is a man who will be 72 years old in February. He has attended the United Church for many years, but is now mostly home bound from MS. He has many Friends from the Church and attends a weekly Bible...
Care Team Volunteers, this one’s for you! If you serve with any of our Care Ministry teams: Stewards, Care Ministers, Visitation, Meal Train, Transportation, Card Ministry, Prayer Shawl, Hospitality, or Support Team , you’re invited to a Care ...
Sunday School - Our Middle School and High School classes continue. Now that pageant practice is over, we have returned to our MS/HS activity time at the beginning of Sunday School, which supports relationship building and cultivates some Sund...
Thank You Care Ministry… Stephen and I are so touched by your gesture of support and cannot adequately express our gratitude for the many ways our church family has helped to shoulder our burdens. The love and support we’ve received have brought p...
Consider Serving on a Care Team As a new year begins, many of us pause to think about where we are and who we’re becoming. We make resolutions about health, habits, family, and time. But what if this year’s resolution looked a little different? ...
