Every day, our lives are caught in the mire of human frailty: illness, death, loss, change, sudden tragedy, prolonged issues and more. Our church family offers prayer, care, comfort, counseling and spiritual support through our Care Ministry. If you or someone you know is in need, contact us.
Do you feel called to visit the sick, encourage the discouraged, celebrate life events, and lift one another in prayer? Perhaps you have incredible administrative skills and like to help organize systems and wish to serve in that way. Consider being trained to serve Christ Church as a Congregational Care Minister (CCM).
CCM’s make hospital visits, call people in need of personal contact, deliver the sacrament of Holy Communion and serve in many other areas where they feel most gifted. Our training will cover topics such as Theology of Care, Boundaries and Ethical Practices, Listening, Hospital Visits, Grief, and Prayer.
No matter your age, we invite you to participate in the sacrament that marks your initiation into the Family of God.
Whether you're looking for a church for the first time or transferring membership from another congregation, we're excited to welcome you to Christ Church UMC!
Learn more about scheduling a wedding at Christ Church, available to members and their children.
Contact a pastor for questions related to funerals at Christ Church.
Pastoral Counseling exists to journey with those who are experiencing challenges and to help them move toward wholeness. We would love to walk alongside you on your journey. Counseling is available at no charge. While there is no fee, this ministry depends on financial support through regular donations.
If you are an existing client, simply click the appropriate link below to schedule either an In-Office or Zoom appointment.
If you are a new client, please call 502-882-9966 to have Keri Mitchell (Jane’s Assistant) set it up for you.
If you need to speak to a counselor urgently, please call (502) 882-9966.
SCHEDULE A SESSION
FINANCIAL SUPPORT
This valuable ministry is available to the Christ Church congregation. If you would like to support this ministry financially, with either a one-time or recurring gift, please click below.
Request a visit from our care ministers.
The CareGiver to CareGiver group is a lay-led group for people caring for a loved one with unique needs. The group offers opportunities to learn about the aging process, stress management, problem solving, self-care, setting boundaries, safety, long-term care, and more.
Do you feel called to visit the sick, encourage the discouraged, celebrate life events, and lift one another in prayer? Perhaps you have incredible administrative skills and like to help organize systems and wish to serve in that way. Consider being trained to serve Christ Church as a Congregational Care Minister (CCM).
CCM’s make hospital visits, call people in need of personal contact, deliver the sacrament of Holy Communion and serve in many other areas where they feel most gifted. Our training will cover topics such as Theology of Care, Boundaries and Ethical Practices, Listening, Hospital Visits, Grief, and Prayer.
