Our SoulCare program provides chaplaincy services for those in need. With SoulCare, no matter who you are or where you’ve been, or how much you believe — there is a place for you. Our chaplains are specially trained Christian ministers who facilitate support groups, seminars, webinars and retreats. Go to our Registration page to sign up.
Adult Grief Support — a grief recovery support group where you can find help and healing for the hurt of losing a loved one.
Children & Teen Grief Support — grief recovery support groups for children ages 5-12 and Teens 13-18. A place to find answers and explore the feelings behind loosing a loved one.
Caregiver Support — Support groups for caregivers to share information, insight, advice and encouragement. These sessions are an opportunity to learn from others who face the same challenges, and allow you to talk about your experiences.
Recovery Support Group — this is a support group for those overcoming addiction. It utilizes the 12 step model of recovery but focuses on the spirituality of each step.
Cancer Support — Having cancer can be isolating. Even if you’re surrounded by friends and loved ones, you may feel that no one understands what you’re going through. That’s why it can be helpful to join a support group attended by people who face a similar diagnosis, or are in your peer group. Specialized male/female/fluid groups are hosted throughout the year.
Spirituality & Art therapy — individuals explore their emotions, improve self-esteem, manage addictions, relieve stress, improve symptoms of anxiety and depression, and cope with a physical illness or disability using art and spirituality as tools.
“ Carve out and claim the time to care for yourself and kindle your own fire.”
Group Spiritual Direction — Group spiritual direction is a process in which people gather together on a regular basis to assist one another in an ongoing awareness of God in all of life. Individuals come together for their responsiveness to God and they agree to support others in that same responsiveness.
Guided Meditation — In guided meditation participants listen to a chaplain who guides you through visualizations and relaxation techniques to reduce stress, depression, and anxiety naturally.
Lectio Divina [Divine Reading] — Lectio Divina, literally divine reading,’ is an ancient Christian practice of praying the Scriptures. During Lectio Divina, a person listens to or reads the text of the Bible with the ‘ear of the heart,’ as if he or she is in conversation with God, and God is suggesting the topics for discussion. The method of Lectio Divina includes moments of reading (lectio), reflecting on (meditatio), responding to (oratio) and resting in (contemplatio) the Word of God with the aim of nourishing and deepening one's relationship with the Divine.
Labyrinth Walking — Labyrinths have been used worldwide for over 4,000 years. They represent pilgrimages, symbols of a journey both inward and outward. The single path labyrinth allows you to enter a space where you can feel safe and vulnerable. Unlike a maze, a labyrinth is not a problem to be solved. There are no decisions to be made. You just experience a walking meditation knowing the path will take you safely to the center and when you are ready, it will lead you back out into the world. Walking the labyrinth can help us with challenges in quieting our minds and be a tool for prayer and meditation to help us be more centered with our thoughts. Walking it requires an open heart and an open mind.