The Care Team operates on three simple principles: noticing, responding, and remembering. Here’s what the team does:

1. Crisis & Bereavement Support: Standing alongside individuals and families facing grief, surgery, chronic illness, or sudden loss.
   
   
2. Practical Life Assistance: Providing meals, light chores, transportation, or practical relief following a birth, surgery, or family crisis.
   
   
3. Outreach & Connection: Regularly checking on homebound members, seniors, or people missing from community life to prevent isolation.
   
   
4. Prayer & Spiritual Encouragement: Offering focused prayer, scripture, guidance on next steps after baptism and personal presence during difficult seasons.
   
   
5. Triage & Referral: Identifying when a situation requires professional counseling, financial assistance, or formal pastoral intervention, and routing the request appropriately.
   

Important Boundary: Care Team members act as supportive listeners and friends—not licensed counselors, doctors, or legal advisors.

Care Team Roles