SAFETY PROTOCOLS
Masks are REQUIRED FOR ALL while inside the church buildings at all three campuses.
WORSHIP IN PERSON OR ONLINE
Join us for worship Sundays at 8, 9:30 and 11 a.m. in the Village on Mission Sanctuary; 5 p.m. The Gathering in Friendship Hall or at 9:30 a.m. at Village on Antioch. CLICK HERE to worship with us online Sundays at 8, 9:30, 11 a.m. and 5 p.m.
resources
COVID-19 RELIEF FUND
Has the pandemic left you unemployed and struggling to make ends meet? The Village Church Session has established a COVID-19 Relief Fund. Funds are are available to assist any in our church family or beyond who are in need in this difficult economic time. Email pastoral-care@villagepres.org to learn more about the relief fund or to make a donation.
job search assistance
If you have been laid off or lost your job due to COVID-19, there are employers in our community who are hiring immediately. Workforce Partnership has a number of resources and positions listed on their website. You can also check out Catholic Charities Employment Resources.
Caring for Self and Others
SELF CARE - In these days, many of us are experiencing heightened uncertainty, fear and stress amidst the changing landscape of the COVID-19 pandemic. In times like this, it can be easy to neglect our basic self-care, to forget how connected we are, or to feel distant from God and each other. And yet now is exactly the time we need to step up our wellness practices, in physical, spiritual, emotional and mental ways.
KEEPING YOUR TANK FULL - For many of us, our spiritual, emotional and physical "tanks" have been emptied. CLICK HERE for a series short videos with Rev. Melanie Hardison and Rev. Sally Wright offering tips for your physical, emotional and spiritual health.
One good resource for tending to our spiritual self-care in these times is Caring for Self and Others in Times of Trouble: Some Spiritual Tools and Tips, by Alexander Levering Kearns, director of the Center for Spirituality, Dialogue, and Service at Northeastern University.
Perhaps you have additional ideas and practices of your own. Be gentle with yourself and others in these days. Above all, remember that God loves you and you are not alone.
GRIEF DURING CRISIS - Read “Why Grief Feels Worse Right Now” courtesy of the El Paso Faith & Grief Group, a helpful article on the unique journey of grief we are experiencing in these days especially for those who are grieving the death of a close loved one. Peace be with you, and please reach out to your church family if you feel the need to talk or receive support.
KEEPING YOUR TANK FULL - For many of us, our spiritual, emotional and physical "tanks" have been emptied. CLICK HERE for a series short videos with Rev. Melanie Hardison and Rev. Sally Wright offering tips for your physical, emotional and spiritual health.
One good resource for tending to our spiritual self-care in these times is Caring for Self and Others in Times of Trouble: Some Spiritual Tools and Tips, by Alexander Levering Kearns, director of the Center for Spirituality, Dialogue, and Service at Northeastern University.
Perhaps you have additional ideas and practices of your own. Be gentle with yourself and others in these days. Above all, remember that God loves you and you are not alone.
GRIEF DURING CRISIS - Read “Why Grief Feels Worse Right Now” courtesy of the El Paso Faith & Grief Group, a helpful article on the unique journey of grief we are experiencing in these days especially for those who are grieving the death of a close loved one. Peace be with you, and please reach out to your church family if you feel the need to talk or receive support.