If you’re in a season of caregiving, you know how demanding and overwhelming it can be. Whether you’re supporting aging parents; walking with someone through chronic illness, dementia, or mental health challenges; or helping a loved one who has experienced trauma—you are not alone. We want to come alongside you with encouragement, resources, and community support.

The journey through chronic illness is often isolating, because most people who are sick soon recover and move on with their lives. Very few people truly understand what it’s like to face pain and physical limitations every day for an extended period of time. Yet we know Jesus had a special place in his heart for those suffering from ongoing illness (Matthew 5, Mark 2).

If you are going through separation or divorce, you know what a difficult season it can be. Our divorce support ministry meets weekly to help participants process all the unique challenges and emotions that come along with divorce and find perspective rooted in Scripture. We hope you can find community and hope through this ministry.

After the death of someone you love, it may be hard for you to feel optimistic about the future. If you have lost a spouse, child, family member, or friend, you have probably found that there are not many who understand the deep hurt you feel. This can be a confusing time when you feel isolated and have many questions about things you have never faced before. Find hope and community through our grief support ministries.

Legacy—it is something that we all want to leave, but what does it mean and how do we ensure that it happens? To equip our members for this journey, we have created an all-encompassing ministry rightfully named Legacy. It is for those who are in a current season of caregiving or empty nesting and for those who want to learn how to finish well. Legacy not only provides information on relevant topics through various classes and discussions, but also helps connect people in each of these seasons to each other through fellowship and community.

What is a natural burial? Natural burial is a way to shepherd our hearts and minds as we surround our loved ones in death. As a peaceful, less expensive, and simple alternative to traditional burial methods, there is no vault, coffin, or embalming. As a result, costs of a funeral are kept low, and we become better stewards of the environment. Natural burial presents an opportunity for the church to take a more active role in the death and burial process.

Support for Single parents and Foster and Adopt parents

Re:generation is a 12-step discipleship process oriented around life change and hope through the application of God’s Word. By working through these 12 biblical steps of looking to God, honestly self-evaluating, and sharing with others in authentic community, many people have found freedom from substance abuse, codependency, pornography, disordered eating, depression, fear, control, emotional/physical abuse, same-sex attraction, anger, obsessive thoughts, and many other personal struggles.