SUPPORT GROUPS
There is power in encouraging one another. Our Support Groups offer a welcoming and supportive environment, targeting specific life challenges. They are led by caring, compassionate, trained, experienced volunteers.
CHRONIC ILLNESS SURVIVORS
If you suffer with persistent or recurring illness, please join us in sharing strengths, weaknesses, struggles, and hopes. We explore God’s Word and comfort one another as we walk this difficult road. We meet on the second and fourth Sunday of every month at 9:30am in the East Conference room.
For more information, contact Geri Skuhr.
CAREER TRANSITIONS
Unemployed or Under-employed and looking for a new job? We’re here for you as a coaching and support community while you’re in transition. We meet every Wednesday night from 7:00-8:30 in room 180.For more information, please contact Jack Davies.
DEPRESSION/BIPOLAR
Together, we support and encourage one another through the trials of depression, bipolar disorder, and related illnesses. Family members are welcome to attend, too. We meet every Sunday from 12:30pm-2:00pm in the East Conference Room.
For more information, contact De De Bennett.
DIVORCE CARE
The breakup of a marriage can be a very stressful and traumatic time. Many do not realize how much it hurts or know how to deal with the various emotions. The DivorceCare group helps participants with the many issues of divorce. A $20 fee covers the workbook.
For more information and to register, contact Tom and Merrily Coats.
More information about the DivorceCare program is available at http://www.divorcecare.org.
POST ABORTION
Bible Study "Forgiven and Set Free" will be offered this Fall 2018. It is designed for women who want to come to terms with the pain and guilt and grief of an abortion. This is a small confidential group that meets off campus.
For more information about the next session and to register, contact Muriel Campbell.
CARING FOR AN AGING PARENT
Are you a part of the sandwich generation – stuck in the middle of actively raising your children and at the same time beginning to take on the care for an aging parent? This can be a very challenging time of life to be sure, but we offer a free seminar to help take some of the pressure and guesswork out of many decisions that you’ll be wanting and needing to make in the best interests of your parent(s), like insurance options, assisted living possibilities, Medicare vs Medicaid, etc. Caring For an Aging Parent is offered in October. Contact Kim at kimlan50@verizon.net for more information or to register.