We believe God calls everyone – not just the pastor – to care for each other in the ministry of the church.
Caring & Support Ministry
Serving the community as a church doesn’t happen without learning how to do so. Everything we do is because people like you felt moved to help others, which is what being a church is. From clerical tasks in the office to landscape maintenance to notes you receive when you’re sick, someone volunteered to do that for the church – and for you.
Look over this list of caring and support ministries. It might never have occurred to you that someone needs to do that! It might even occur to you that this is something you would like to do!
Reach out to office@pinnacleviewumc.org to get signed up!
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Trained laity provide care to members and guests in difficult times of stress, illness, and death as well as celebrating joyful times of the birth of a baby or enjoying a new home. Communion as well as Advent and Lenten baskets are delivered to homebound members The Congregational Care team also stays connected with all members through regular communication of calling, writing notes, texting or emailing. For more information contact Gayle Fiser.
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Volunteers gather at least quarterly to clean up campus inside and out, including raking leaves, power washing, and adding plants. Others assist with minor repairs, from plumbing to painting.
To join this group, contact the church office.
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Each year in early fall, our pastor leads a group of persons who would like to learn more about ministry excellence, enjoy spiritual renewal, and fellowship. We travel to the United Methodist Church of the Resurrection in Leawood, Kansas, host of the Leadership Institute.
To get involved, contact Rev. Betsy.
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The Arkansas Conference of the UMC offers online courses to equip members of our faith community for leadership in a variety of ministries, from how to start a small group to understanding younger generations or how to start a podcast or innovative ways to serve the community. Click here to learn more.