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At United Christian Church there are several avenues of pastoral care for church members and the wider community. This care can range anywhere from home visitation to formal counseling provided by a pastor who is trained to offer counseling services.
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United Christian Church gladly opens it doors to families during times of transition, celebration, and grief. The church welcomes couples preparing for marriage and unions. The church doors are open to families for funerals and memorial services.
For more information about weddings and funerals at United Christian Church contact Lee Williams-Miller, Minister for Spiritual Wellness, at 218-8110 (church office). |
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Stephen Ministers are trained lay people who walk beside a hurting person. Stephen Ministers are church members who have received over 50 hours of training to provide emotional and spiritual care.
They listen, care, pray, support and encourage. Stephen Ministry is a free service that provides trained volunteers to "be there" for a person in need about an hour week. A Stephen Minister can help during times of loss, hospitalization, illness, unemployment, aging, birth, adoption, relocation, and other times.
For more information about Stephen Ministry at United Christian Church contact Lucia White at 218-8110 (church office). |
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From time to time, individuals may need in-depth pastoral counseling or guidance. The pastoral counselor at United Christian Church offers assistance for people during times of need: depression, spiritual crisis, terminal illness, divorce, family struggles, relationship matters, and more. To make an appointment for pastoral counseling, contact Jeana Martin at 218-8110 (church office).
The fee for pastoral counseling is $25.00 per session. If you have questions, or you are curious about counseling, Jeana would be happy to answer your questions.
About the Pastoral Counselor: Jeana Martin provides pastoral counseling services at United Christian Church. Jeana is a graduate of Angelo State University and Princeton Theological Seminary (M.Div). She is pursuing a Master's degree in counseling at the Seminary of the Southwest. She serves as pastor of a local United Methodist Church in Austin. |
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