Comfort and Care

Comfort & Care is a ministry that seeks to encourage and equip Peace members to be effective, distinctive Christian caregivers, thereby continuing the earthly ministry of Jesus through word and deed.  C&C coordinates practical help for people when they face challenging times.  Your participation offering care and support for our church family, and in the community, is welcomed and needed in the following ways:

 

Meals-for someone who is ill or following a death of a relative

Visits-for someone in the hospital or who is isolated

Childcare-temporary care in emergencies

Respite care-relieve a family caregiver and act as a companion to a senior or adult with a disability.

Transportation-drive to medical appointments, drive at nighttime for those with vision issues.

Chores-light housekeeping, laundry, shopping for those temporarily disabled

Handyman Ministry- home repair needs, car repair, home and yard maintence, help moving

Mentoring-newly married, new parents

Monthly Support groups: Single Moms; Caregiver Support

Team meetings to plan, prioritize and coordinate care each month

 

 

Would you be willing to serve in any of those opportunities?

Would you benefit from receiving any of those services?

 

IF YES, then please click on the link to our SURVEY.

You can indicate the areas you are willing to serve or need help. 

 

Please feel free to contact comfortandcare@peacepca.org or Brenda McFarland at brenda@jamawkinaw.com or Lou Paules at rpaules@earthlink.net to volunteer, request services, or for more information.

 

Additional ways to provide comfort & care at Peace:

PRAYERCHAIN-if you would like to be contacted by email when members request prayer for specific concerns, then ask the church office to add your name to the PeaceLine.

 

STEPHEN MINISTRY-trains and supervises lay caregivers to provide one on one care to people facing a crisis or life challenge.  If interested, contact Debbie Abrams or Jan Coates.

 

FIRST WESLEYAN CHURCH of DELIVERANCE, Raleigh. Our Deacons partner with Peace's sister church in downtown Raleigh. If you would like to help them minister to this congregation, contact Kurt Rundle.