Caring Ministries

Caregiver Support Group

Being a caregiver is a significant responsibility, one that brings lasting satisfaction. It’s a demanding role that often catches you off guard. Whether you’re looking after a spouse, parent, child, or someone dear to you, it requires dedication, effort, and sacrifice. Caregiving poses challenges on multiple fronts: intellectually, emotionally, physically, and financially. Sometimes, you find yourself thrust into this role suddenly, while other times it gradually becomes a part of your life.

If you find yourself in the position of caring for a family member or friend—whether they’re at your home, in their residence, in an assisted living facility, adult family home, or nursing home—you are invited to join us for connection and meaningful conversation. 

We want you to know that caregivers are important to us. We recognize that caregiving is a deeply selfless and challenging endeavor, often overlooked by many. We see you, and we genuinely care about you. Your dedication does not go unnoticed, and we respect, admire, and appreciate everything you do.

Care, Encouragement, and Support

The CSPC Care Ministry has multiple and diverse care teams that are capable of providing various forms of care, encouragement, and support to our members. We are currently prepared for both short- and long-term care needs.

• Prayer Support (including emails, texts, and/or phone calls)
• Visitation: A visit can be scheduled while a member is recovering from surgery, having health concerns that require them to stay at home, being physically homebound, or becoming the sole caregiver for a loved one
• Transportation to doctor appointments

Stephen Ministry

Stephen Ministry is a lay care ministry in which trained congregation members – called Stephen Ministers – provide one-on-one Christ-centered care to those who are experiencing something difficult such as grief, job loss, or chronic illness. Typically a Stephen Minister serves one person at a time and meets with that individual for about an hour a week.

Interested in becoming a Stephen Minister? Please complete the application and email it to jeannette@cspc.net or drop off to the church office.

Recovery Ministries

If you’re interested in a recovery group, please reach out so that we can provide you with the information you need.

Mental Health Concerns

The gospel of Christ declares that we are a community of broken people, all of whom need grace. In fact, God’s Word tells us that it is through our brokenness and our weakness that we can find true strength, as we depend less on ourselves and more upon our kind and powerful God. As a church, we want to be a place where we can speak up about our struggles and reach out and receive the support we need. Let us know if you’re struggling.