Adult ministries

 The Care Team oversees home communion visits (Eucharistic Ministry), bereavement ministries (LOVE & LOSS), welcoming new members, small group ministry and congregational events. 

  Small groups of people that gather together to grow in discipleship.  These groups meet regularly to share and support one another, read God’s word, talk about life, pray together, bless one another, and grow.  Times and locations vary.  

 PLAY Team works to plan opportunities for the congregation to gather and build relationships. From Game Nights to Campfire and Carols we strive to play together as the Body of Christ. 

 Members adopt a flowerbed or part of the grounds to upkeep. The group also has yard work days to spruce up the property. 

 This Women's ELCA Circle meets to share in programs of interest, share concerns and find projects to raise financial support for.

Meets regularly for the studying of scripture using Bible study series by various authors, to provide opportunity to grow in knowledge and intimacy with God. 

 Pastor guided studies, in which passages are discussed, different interpretations are read and then seek to apply it to our lives. 

 A guided class using a select workbook, for discussion.

  A gathering of preparing/eating breakfast followed by a Bible study. 

 Church members trained by Stephen Leaders to offer high-quality, Christian care to people going through tough times. A Stephen Minister usually provides care to one person at a time, meeting with them once a week for about an hour. Stephen Ministers gather with their Stephen Leaders for supervision and continuing education.  

 A team of Needlers creates and prays over beautiful prayer shawls. Deliverers then take the shawls to those in need of healing and pray with them. It is a wonderful way to wrap others in love and prayer during a time of need. 

  Members who look to care specifically for the elderly, shut-ins and members who are in local long-term care facilities. They regularly provide visits, treats, and luncheons for seniors.