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Care & Support Ministries are there when you need them
There are many ways you can contribute to the success of these ministries. You can:
Cancer Support Network (CSN)The Cancer Support Network (CSN) strives to help our members who are diagnosed with cancer be matched with a cancer survivor who can support them. If you are a survivor who would like to volunteer, a patient who wants a match, or just in need of more information, please ask! Contact: Lina Green, (920) 437-9252, lgreen@fumcgb.org To learn more click Cancer Support Network Intercessory Prayer and Study GroupAll are welcome at any time to join this confidential prayer time. People mention new prayer requests and former requests are updated. Previous studies have centered on books by authors such as Max Lucado, John Ortberg, Randy Alcorn and Philip Yancy. Meets on Mondays, 1:00 - 3:00 p.m. in Wesley Hall Contact: Gerry Christoph, (920) 432-0732 Meal MinistryOur goal is to provide care for church members by providing a meal or baked goods. We serve church members or families of church members that have been hospitalized, are ill, having a difficult time, birth of a child or need/want personal contact from a Meal Ministry team member. The team might provide a meal to non-church members in crisis. Although we do not have regular meeting times, we are always welcome to new volunteers who would like to help. Contact: Lynda Hansen, (920) 434-8587 or Ellen Hanchek, (920) 469-0034 Stephen MinistryStephen Ministry is a lay ministry of Christians caring for one another. Volunteer church members have undergone 50 plus hours of instruction on crucial issues related to confidentiality, counseling and Christian support and prayer. Trained Stephen Ministers provide one-to-one support and a listening ear for those experiencing life's difficulties. Stephen ministers are assigned care receivers after referrals have been made to the clergy. Contact: Les Van Vonderen, (920) 983-2933 To learn more click Stephen Ministry The Green Bay Chapter of The Compassionate Friends (TCF)The Compassionate Friends is a non-profit, self-help support organization for families who are grieving the death of a child of any age, from any cause. There are no dues or fees and all bereaved family members are welcome. TCF exists to support and assist bereaved parents, siblings and other family members in their grief, and to foster their physical and emotional health. Monthly chapter meetings offer friendship, caring and a safe place to talk. Monthly newsletters also offer support. In addition, on the 2nd Sunday of December, bereaved parents gather at First Church at 7:00 p.m. to participate in a world-wide candle lighting event. Meets on the third Thursday of each month, 7:00 p.m. in Wesley Hall Contact: Donna Wilkinson, dpwilkins@aol.com, (920) 391-0734 To learn more click The Compassionate Friends Treasured Members Ministry (formerly known as "Caring Ministry")The Treasured Members Ministry team works to assist church members who are unable to access church activities with such services as communion, visitation, and transportation to church activities. We celebrate birthdays of our Treasured Members (ages 80 and beyond) by publishing birthdays in Spirit Alive, and hosting coffee fellowship three Sundays each year. Contact: Les Van Vonderen, (920) 983-2933 Women's Weekly Prayer GroupWomen meet at McDonald's on Webster in Allouez over coffee to read a short devotional and pray for all the concerns of our hearts, families, churches and world. Join us if you can. Can't be there? Join our email prayer ministry. Meets on Wednesdays, 6:30 - 7:30 a.m. at McDonald's located at 1903 S. Webster Ave. Contact: Geri Lewis-Nytes, gamageri@yahoo.com, (920) 469-0495
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First United Methodist Church
501 Howe Street, Green Bay, WI 54301
Phone: 920-437-9252, FAX: 920-437-0991, E-mail our Office
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