1. Urgent Care
While we care deeply about our congregants, we are not equipped to provide immediate crisis care. Please see the list of resources below to walk through urgent care needs.
If you need immediate assistance, please call the valley-wide behavioral health crisis line at 602-222-9444.
If you need immediate assistance, please call the valley-wide behavioral health crisis line at 602-222-9444.
2. Care, Counseling, & Support (Longer Term)
We provide an integrative, faith-based approach to healing the whole person – spirit, soul, and body, through healing prayer, pastoral counseling, and coaching. When referred out, professional services are provided by independent contractors and are typically private pay.
Please note – We are not able to provide immediate crisis counseling or care. If you need immediate assistance, please call the valley-wide behavioral health crisis line at 602-222-9444.
Please note – We are not able to provide immediate crisis counseling or care. If you need immediate assistance, please call the valley-wide behavioral health crisis line at 602-222-9444.
3. Care & Support (Shorter Term)
In cases of shorter-term, more immediate practical needs (i.e., meals, moving, needed items) we will do our best to help coordinate help. To submit a request, click the link below.
4. Care for Financial Assistance
Funds for financial assistance are very limited, and when available, are given in gift cards for food. There are a number or outside emergency services that may prove helpful. For a list of these resources, click the link below.
5. Care for Aging – (More Than Care for Seniors)
Working with seniors in need is only part of this care initiative. This is a long-term, holistic approach to aging well. Our desire is for this to be a valuable resource for individuals & family members from their mid-twenties and up. Click below for our “Age Well” checklist
Care in Community
There are a variety of Discipleship Groups within the Bethel family of churches designed to improve and restore mental, physical, and spiritual health, including groups focused on marriage, parenting, finances, inner healing, health, and grief.
5 Ways to Contribute
Money
Give financially to help meet practical needs and provide care for members of our spiritual family.
Time
Give your time by offering companionship, encouragement, prayer, or practical help to someone in need.
Material Goods
Food
Transportation
Donate needed clothing, household items, or other goods to help provide for individuals and families in our community.
Prepare or provide meals and groceries to bless those walking through seasons when extra support is needed.
Offer rides to church, appointments, errands, or other essential activities for those without reliable transportation.
