Care & Connection

We care for one another through life’s joys, changes, challenges, and losses.

Sometimes that care looks like a meal, a card, or a prayer shawl. Sometimes it means sitting together, listening, praying, or simply reminding someone that they are not alone.

Illness, grief, caregiving, major transitions, and unexpected crises can leave us feeling overwhelmed or isolated.

You do not need to know exactly what to ask for. Let us know what is happening, and we can begin by listening and finding the kind of support that may be helpful.

Our community offers care in practical ways, including:

• meals during illness, recovery, or other difficult seasons
• cards and notes of encouragement
• handmade prayer shawls
• hospitality and support surrounding funerals
• connections to available community resources

The form of care may change with each situation, but the purpose remains the same: showing up for one another with compassion.

Our pastor is available for conversation, prayer, and visits during times of illness, grief, discernment, transition, or whenever you need someone to listen.

Prayer requests may also be shared with the congregation’s prayer community. We will only share information with your permission and in the way you are comfortable.

Care is something we both receive and offer.

If you need support—or are concerned about someone else—please reach out. If you would like to help prepare meals, send cards, make prayer shawls, offer funeral hospitality, or care for others in another way, we would love to hear from you.

There is a place for you within this shared ministry of care.