Congregational Care
The Barnabas Project is a men’s community group offering mental health and spiritual support in a safe, welcoming, and confidential environment. Open to all men, members share life challenges, listen, encourage one another, and pray together while building strength, hope, and fellowship.
A volunteer led support group for individuals and families experiencing or who have experienced family estrangement. Open to anyone in the community, the group provides a confidential space for sharing, listening, encouragement, and prayer, with the reminder: You are not alone.
Prayers and Squares meets Mondays to create prayer quilts for those facing physical, emotional, or spiritual challenges, offering a tangible reminder of God’s love and the congregation’s prayers and support.
Prayer Shawl Ministry Volunteers meet Tuesdays to knit and crochet shawls, blankets, and lap robes. Each item is prayed over by name and given to those experiencing illness, surgery, or other challenges.
Members meet to pray for those who request prayers on the Intercessory Prayer Card in the pew racks and those on the Prayer Concerns list.