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Opportunities to Care for Others

Intercessory Prayer Group
A group of members that meets every Monday to pray over the confidential Intercessory Prayer List. If interested in joining this group, please contact Ashley McNamara.  

Deliver a Meal
Our Board of Deacons deliver meals to members who are returning home after a hospital or rehab stay or to members who are just going through a difficult season. If you have a heart for cooking, we can add your name to the email list. Please contact Ashley McNamara to be added.   

 

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    Congregational Care Network Team

    Second has partnered with IU Health to be part of the Congregational Care Network (CCN). We have a trained CCN team that, alongside other local Christian, Jewish, and Muslim congregations, seeks to address loneliness and social isolation in our community.

    Prospective CCN volunteers receive training in listening skills, understanding HIPAA laws and community resources, and more. After receiving training, CCN volunteers, called “connectors,” are matched with IU Health patients, called “companions,” who have self-identified as lonely and desiring of additional support after being discharged from the hospital. Through regular conversations with their Companions, Connectors provide a compassionate, listening ear and help patients ease back into their normal, at-home routines, identify sources of support in their existing circles, and connect to new sources of support and community.

    Read more about CCN here, or watch the video testimonial below featuring Second member Deborah Tobias.

    To learn more about serving as a Connector, please contact Lead Connector Brittany Babbitt.

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    Knitting and Crocheting Ministry
    Join us in the parlor as we show appreciation and support for those in need with prayer shawls, winter caps, lap blankets, and more. All ages are welcome!

    Twice a month, Parlor

    Do you like to knit or crochet? Are you looking for ways to share your beloved hobby in service to others? Join us as we work together to create prayer shawls, winter caps, lap blankets, and more. These prayerfully made items are shared with church members, neighbors visiting our Food Pantry, veterans, and others who might appreciate a tangible reminder of the love and prayers of our faith community. All ages are welcome!

    We typically meet on Wednesdays from 10 -11:30 AM, but our schedule varies. To learn more, contact Group Facilitator Beth McKee.