Our Programs that come alongside the Church
Biblical Counseling Support
Delayed diagnosis, isolation, financial strain, limited treatments, and caregiver burden are common in the world of rare disease and special needs.
Individuals, families, and marriages can face significant emotional challenges
We want to strengthen the faith of individuals and families while supporting married couples to remain committed to Christ.
For Counselors: Join our referral network of Biblical Counselors so that we can direct those who need the wisdom and skills that the Lord has given you.
For those seeking counsel: Please select the “Need Prayer” button on this site or contact us here.
Ultimately, our goal will be to provide funding for these sessions and to also raise enough resources to sponsor individuals interested in training in Biblical Counseling.
Hope-Filled Publications & Resources
Our passion is that every Church, special needs ministry and care ministry is successfully discipling and supporting families and individuals with rare needs.
We believe that we can come alongside the Church to better support them and their members who are facing a multitude of challenges, differences and disabilities.
We are surveying individuals with rare disease and special needs as well as churches to understand what is working well and what areas of need exist in special needs and care ministries. We are systematically collecting this information and will use the the input to develop a best practices guide for churches as well as building our church-based curriculum, titled, A Rare Faith.
We are working on a series, titled, Strengthening Rare Faith Through Hope. These booklets address the unique journeys of individuals and where the comfort of God’s sufficient Word can provide hope for the soul.
Our first booklet, Strengthening Rare Faith through Hope: A Guide for Pastors, Counselors and Others Coming Alongside Individuals and Families Facing Neurofibromatosis, will be published soon!
Christ-Centered Patient Advocacy Communities
Traditional Advocacy organizations do a great job of rallying support to create awareness of a specific condition, support the development of new therapies and connect individuals with financial assistance. Those are great and necessary purposes that connect patients and caregivers to the cause.
We seek to create a community of spiritual encouragement that reaches into the church as well as shares the hope that we have with those outside the church.
Our initial goal is to develop virtual community meetings that meet quarterly and provide a time of connection, sharing, support, prayer and discussion of how we can grow in our faith and how we can serve in our local churches.