Care Team
Peace's Care Team is made up of individuals who volunteer their time to walk alongside members of our faith community and their families during times of illness (short or long term), crisis, grief, and other life transitions, or members who are homebound or hospitalized. They provide care and support through active listening, comfort, prayer, scripture, providing Holy Communion, and by sharing God’s love. Team members are caring, compassionate people who have been equipped to provide care and support to those who are hospitalized, in long term care facilities, rehab, or who are homebound.
A Care Team volunteer is someone who has a passion and heart to love and listen to others and has the time to commit to either a short-or long-term relationship (depending on the individual) with someone from our faith community. Team members are not alone as they support members in our faith community; they can receive guidance and support from Peace's pastors and from others on the Care Team.
Various Ways to Get Involved:
A Care Team volunteer is someone who has a passion and heart to love and listen to others and has the time to commit to either a short-or long-term relationship (depending on the individual) with someone from our faith community. Team members are not alone as they support members in our faith community; they can receive guidance and support from Peace's pastors and from others on the Care Team.
Various Ways to Get Involved:
- Visit with an individual about once every two weeks (varies depending on situation)
- Help provide transportation to or from appointments, Sunday Worship and/or Church-related functions.
- Prepare and/or deliver meals to homebound members