“The experience of being a member of our Congregational Care Team has given me two great gifts: the ability to spiritually serve our community and the growth of my compassion. Being a witness, holding space and walking beside those through their difficulties and joys of all kinds and sizes is life-giving to all involved.” —Lay Chaplain Tina Adams
Serving as a Lay Chaplain means embracing a sacred calling. One that requires deep compassion, empathy, and the ability to listen with care. Lay Chaplains confidently and gently hold space for the spoken and unspoken moments in others’ lives, both big and small. In this way, they embody the heart of shared ministry.
If this resonates with you, we encourage you to reach out to Congregational Care Coordinator Yvette McDonnell to explore whether this ministry might be a good fit.