Caring in Times of Need
Our CCV Care Team seeks to demonstrate Christ’s care for parishioners during times of spiritual, emotional or physical need. We hope you can receive the support you need from our pastoral staff and laypersons, and experience God’s love and healing power. See below for different care services we offer.
Pastoral Care
- Personal or Family Situations: childbirth, surgery, addiction, abuse, death
- Hospital and Home Visitation
- Spiritual Doubts/Questions
- Special Needs Children
- Marriage Mentoring
- Terminal Illness and Funeral Assistance
- Home Communion
Practical Assistance
- Meals provided for after childbirth, surgery, etc.
- Visits to the homebound, lonely, elderly
- Rides offered to church services/activities and medical appointments
- Emergency financial assistance
Individual Support
Confidential, one-to-one care for people who are experiencing a time of difficulty. A trained Care-Giver meets weekly with individuals for six weeks to six months. Life situations include depression, job loss, death in family, divorce, straying children, prolonged illness, and complicated pregnancy.
Referrals to Counselors & Support Groups
- Professional Christian Therapists
- Pastoral & Addiction Counselors
- Domestic or Sexual Abuse Support
- Grieving a Death – Griefshare.org
- Divorced or Separated – DivorceCare.org
- Addictions – AAVirginia.org
- Suicide Hotline: 800-273-8255
Prayer Support
We would love to pray for you. There are many ways for you to receive and participate in prayer at Christ Church Vienna.
Share Prayer Requests
You can share prayer requests on Sunday by talking with a pastor, or by using a Get Connected card and placing it in the collection basket at communion. You may also email prayer requests (or praises!) to Corky Eddins and the confidential prayer team.
Now to him who is able to do far more abundantly than all that we ask or think, according to the power at work within us, to him be the glory in the church and in Christ Jesus throughout all generations, forever and ever. Amen.
-Ephesians 3:20-21