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Spiritual Care is "one-to-one" conversation where life’s challenging issues can be addressed. It provides biblically-based guidance for the purpose of healing, restoration and living lives honoring to God, in a safe and caring environment.

SPIRITUAL CARE I TRAINING for YOUNG ADULTS - Thurs. at 5 pm in D221 starting Jan. 26, 2012

     (Click here for Young Adults Training Schedule)

Receiving help ONE-TO-ONE
Would you like to talk with someone ONE-TO-ONE about a difficult area of life?
Would you like to improve in the following?
• Your relationships
• The way you deal with stress
• Understanding the role of God in your life
We are open to talking about any subject including:
Marriage and Parenting Issues, Spiritual Questions/Confusion, Anger, Past Abuse, Feeling Depressed, Challenging Habits,Fear, Grief, and more...

Spiritual Care is available for anyone in the community
There is no cost to receive Spiritual Care.Spiritual Care does not provide professional therapy. If you are interested in getting help, please call the Spiritual Care ministry at Grace Baptist Church or complete our intake form.

Learning How to Help
Spiritual Care Training/Classes…
Learning how to help someone who is struggling

Would you like to learn how to be more effective in helping someone who is hurting?

Throughout each year we offer Spiritual Care training.
The purpose of this training is to:

• Help you be more effective in helping people who are hurting.
• Give you greater understanding of God’s perspective on helping others.

Spiritual Care II training is on Tuesday mornings or Wednesday nights starting in January.  Spiritual Care I training will begin in September.  Anyone may come to the training at anytime.  Click Here For 2011/2012 Training Schedule.

If you are interested in Spiritual Care Training please contact Spiritual Care at 296-8737 Ext. 150 or dan.broyles@gracebaptist.org

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Spiritual Care Staff

Dan Broyles
Director of Spiritual Care

Spiritual Care Intake Form


Spiritual Care Conference
How to Start a Spiritual Care (Lay Counseling Ministry) At Your Church