At Grace Church, we believe in the power of caring for one another. Our Care Ministries are dedicated to providing compassion and support to individuals and families facing various life challenges. Whether you're in need of prayer, guidance, or a helping hand, our Care Ministries are here to walk alongside you. Together, we are a source of comfort, encouragement, and hope.
Are you carrying the heavy burden of grief, hindering your ability to fully live and love? We're here to offer support and understanding. Join us on Tuesdays at 5pm, starting August 15, as we delve into the resources of the Bible, powerful videos, and our shared experiences, allowing God's healing Spirit to guide us towards a place of restoration. You're not alone.
Afternoons of fun and fellowship for those with memory loss.
The Exceptional Entrepreneurs foster a safe, nurturing environment where the issues of poverty, unemployment, and the stigma of insignificance are being impacted through job training, supportive transition, and entrepreneurship opportunities.
Grace Church's Respite Night is a special evening designed to provide parents and caregivers of individuals with special needs a much-needed break while sharing the love of Jesus. Our program is tailored to support both children and adults, ensuring everyone has a fun and engaging time in a safe and welcoming environment.
Each children's respite night is themed, offering a variety of exciting activities and entertainment that cater to their interests and needs. From arts and crafts to interactive games, themed parties, and sensory-friendly experiences, our dedicated team ensures that every child has a memorable and enjoyable evening.
Our adult respite night, known as the VIP Party, offers a relaxed and social atmosphere where adults with special needs can connect, unwind, and enjoy a variety of activities. From music and dancing to games and socializing, the VIP Party provides a vibrant and inclusive space for adults to have fun, make new friends, and feel the love of Jesus in a supportive community.
The emotional well-being of individuals can be significantly uplifted by the presence of pets. PAWS members bring their furry companions to nursing homes and family centers to engage with residents, providing a platform for listening, storytelling, and even offering prayers when requested.
Amy Mcglynn
Director of Care and Special Needs
(239) 574-7161
