The Congregational Care Ministry is crucial to the overall health of the church; it focuses on the internal health and needs of our church and congregation.

The Congregational Care Ministry is to love and support families and individuals who are grieving the loss of a loved one; establish a process by service either temporarily or permanently. It has as primary foci class instruction for new members, hospital and home visitation, providing a letter of correspondence to visitors who attend our worship service, prayer or bible studies. Congregational Care also provides communion, taped sermons, prayer and bible study to the sick and shut-in and make them feel loved and a part of the larger congregation.  Our Deacon, Deaconess and Missionary Ministries actively serve in this capacity.

MISSION:  The Congregational Liaisons endeavor to support the ideas listed below: Unity is important because (1) it makes the church a positive example to the world and helps draw others to us; (2) it helps us cooperate as a body of believers as God meant us to, giving us a foretaste of heaven; (3) it renews and revitalizes ministry because there is less tension to sap our energy. Living in unity does not mean that we will agree on everything; there will be many opinions just as there are many notes in a musical chord, but we must agree on our purpose in life-to work together for God. Our outward expression of unity will reflect our inward unity of purpose. (NIV) 

GOAL: To serve the congregation by presenting concerns, issues, questions, etc., to the appropriate body that make the decisions about the matter and facilitating a timely response and resolution to the concern.

OBJECTIVES: To serve as liaison between the congregation and the Executive Committee, Joint Board and Church Council to ensure that the concerns, ideas and issues of the congregation are brought to the appropriate meeting and are heard; to provide groups, organizations or individuals that have concerns, ideas, questions, or an angst about something within the Church that they feel compelled to express, with a voice through which the idea is expressed in a formal meeting.