Why do we have a CCM team?

 A congregational care ministry is important because it provides a vital support system within a church community, offering spiritual, emotional, and physical care to members during life's various challenges, fostering a sense of belonging and connection by actively reaching out to individuals in need, and ultimately strengthening the bonds within the congregation through compassionate outreach and service to one another; essentially embodying the Christian principle of caring for each other as a community of faith. 

Key aspects of CCM:

• Meeting diverse needs:
  It addresses a wide range of needs, including illness, grief, loneliness, major life transitions, and everyday struggles, providing support through visits, prayer, and practical assistance. 

• Building community:
  By actively engaging members in caring for one another, it fosters a sense of belonging and strengthens the church community. 

• Spiritual nourishment:
  It offers opportunities for spiritual guidance and reflection, helping individuals connect their faith to their daily lives. 

• Empowering members:
  By providing training and opportunities to serve, it empowers individuals to use their gifts to care for others within the congregation. 

• Reflecting Christ's love:
  Congregational care is seen as a practical expression of Christian love, demonstrating compassion and support in line with Jesus' teachings.