CARE & SUPPORT

YOU DON’T HAVE TO CARRY IT ALONE

There are seasons when life is heavier than we can manage on our own — a diagnosis, a loss, a marriage under strain, a month where the bills don’t work. Our Care team is here for that.

IF YOU NEED HELP RIGHT NOW

Our Care team responds during office hours, so we’re not able to help in an emergency. If you need someone immediately:

• Life-threatening emergency: call 911
• Suicide or mental health crisis: call or text 988, any time
• Pierce County Crisis Line: 800-576-7764, 24 hours a day
• Food, housing, utilities, or other urgent needs: call 211

We’d still love to walk with you. When you’re ready, we’re here.

How we can help?

Prayer, time with a pastor, lay counseling, a support group, a visit at home or in the hospital, care after a loss, or help with a financial need — it’s one short form, for yourself or for someone you love.

REQUEST CARE

No account or login needed. Your request reaches our Care team right away, and someone will follow up within one to two business days. What you share stays with our team — it isn’t posted or added to a prayer list without your permission.

LAY COUNSELING

Trained volunteers offering short-term, confidential support for adults 18 and older — grief, anxiety, relationships, parenting, anger, questions of faith. Open to our church and our community.

Meet our lay counselors and learn what to expect

SUPPORT GROUPS

Groups for grief, divorce, cancer, and caregiving — a place to be understood by people who’ve walked something similar. See current groups and times on our calendar, then use the form above to join one.

Celebrate Recovery — a Christian 12-step group for any hurt, hang-up, or habit. Mondays at Harbor Covenant Church: dinner 5:30, teaching 6:30, small groups 7:30 pm.

Need something today?

TALK TO US

Care Office — 253.853.0291

Benevolence / Deacon’s Aid — 253.853.0224, Monday–Thursday, 9:30 am–3:30 pm

Feel called to walk with others? Our Care team trains lay counselors, prayer team members, and support group facilitators — learn how to serve.