Care Team Training April 6

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Join Us for All Saints Care/Support Team Ministry Training Sunday, April 6!

Do you know someone who could use a little extra help—now or in the future? Maybe they need a ride to the store, help with childcare, financial support, or just a friendly visit. The All Saints Care/Support Team Ministry is a group of volunteers who work together to provide practical, emotional, and spiritual care for those facing health challenges.

Rev. Malcolm Marler (husband of Rev. Mary Bea Sullivan) will lead a special training during the Sunday School hour on April 6, in the Great Hall entitled: “Working Together to Share the Care: How to Develop a Support Team for Someone Who Needs or Wants It.”

Everyone is welcome—whether you’re looking for ways to help or might need support yourself. Come learn how we can share the care together!

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