Ministry Areas

Sickness & Recovery

Sickness, injury and addiction should never leave anyone alone by the roadside (Luke 10:33–34). We visit, drive, bring meals and, with proper clinical oversight, serve.

“I was sick and you visited me.”

(Matthew 25:36)

Class I Class III

The sick & injured

Make sure sickness and inability to pay never leave people abandoned (Luke 10:33–35).

Scriptural basis

Matthew 25:36; Luke 10:30–37; James 5:14

Class I for care and visitation. Class III for modern clinical delivery.

What we do

Hospital and hospice visitation, and prayer with the sick (James 5:14)
Comfort and company for the dying
Rides to appointments and prescription pickup
Meals and household help during illness
Volunteer medical, nursing, dental and podiatry clinics, only under licensed clinical leadership

Who serves

Visitors
Drivers
Nurses
Physicians
Dentists
Pharmacists
Translators
Clinical leaders

Our commitment. We honour the physician’s calling (Colossians 4:14) and never blur pastoral care with licensed medicine.

Class II Class III

Addiction & recovery

Walk with people whose dependence is damaging their health, work and family, restoring them gently (Galatians 6:1).

Scriptural basis

Ephesians 5:18; 1 Corinthians 6:12; Galatians 6:1–2

Class II for sobriety, self-control and restoration. Class III for modern recovery programmes.

What we do

Trained peer support and Christian mentoring
Rides to treatment
Practical help during recovery
Support for families, and referral to licensed treatment

Who serves

Peer supporters
Mentors
Drivers
Family-support volunteers

Our commitment. The sick need a physician (Luke 5:31): prayer and mentoring go alongside medical treatment, never in place of it.

Serve in Sickness & Recovery.

Whatever gift you have received, use it to serve others, as good stewards of God’s varied grace (1 Peter 4:10).

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