CARE
Platte Woods Church shares the celebrations, sorrows, and challenges of life with one another in a community of faith. Through prayer, support, and opportunities for growth, we endeavor to meet the spiritual, emotional, and relational needs of the community.
Care Ministries
Platte Woods Church offers a variety of care ministries designed to provide compassionate support to those struggling with relationships, spiritual questioning, and emotional issues. We also seek to make available opportunities for growth in these areas.
For more information about the Care Ministry, please contact Cassie O’Brien, Associate Pastor.
Cassie O’Brien
Vicki Krehbiel
Care Ministry Team
Platte Woods Care Ministry provides volunteers training to visit the sick and lonely; to pray with others; and how to provide the best spiritual support and care possible.
G.A.P. (God Answers Prayers) Team
The G.A.P. (God Answers Prayers ) Team prays with the weekly prayer list which is provided by the Platte Woods pastoral team. Submit prayer requests.
Sunset Ministries
Homebound Visitation Volunteers visit members who are no longer able to participate in church activities, including worship, in person.
Bereavement Volunteers work with members and their families from the time Hospice is involved through the funeral.
Living With Loss Support Group
The Living with Loss Support Group provides support and connection to anyone going through a season of grief. No registration needed if attending in person. For Zoom link, request here.
Wexford Communion Service
Devotions and Communion are provided the first Sunday afternoon (2:00 PM) of each month to residents at the Assisted living/Memory Care unit at Wexford.
Community Assistance Resources
If you or someone you know needs assistance, please refer them to the form below and see this list of community resources.
Platte Woods Assistance
Community Resource List
Platte Woods Church partners with local organizations to provide care to the Northland. We are not currently resourced to provide emergency assistance. If you are experiencing crisis, call 988. You are not alone.