Care

Our Care Ministry is here to help you find hope, healing, and belonging to become a mature disciple of Jesus Christ. We hope to serve you with trauma-informed care that leads to liberation and celebration in Christ.

We Gather

Topic

Recovery

When

Weekly, Wednesdays 6:30-8:30pm

Where

Flower Mound Worship Center

Our Care Avenues

We have several avenues at TVC where you can receive hope, care, and encouragement. Open share groups, curriculum-based groups, one-on-one discipleship, corporate teaching, corporate worship, and classes are available for connection and care.

If you are seeking immediate help, reach out to crisis lines and local shelters.

As part of fulfilling our mission, The Village provides financial assistance to those in need among our church. As part of this process, we ask that you submit a benevolence request.

The Art of Care

The Art of Care is a two-semester foundational class that explores the beauty and nuance of caring for one another through seasons of loss, suffering, or oppression and equipping you with TVC's trauma-informed philosophy of care. We teach through topics such as depression, anxiety, grief, abuse cycles, dysfunctional relationship patterns, addiction, marriage conflict, and family of origin.

The local church has a vital role to play in care, advocacy, and support. If you would like to better understand and respond to the care needs of our church and community or serve in our Care Ministry, we invite you to join us for The Art of Care. Registration opens July 1 and closes August 15.

Recovery

Recovery offers a safe place to pursue healing and freedom in Christ due to sin, suffering, or oppression. We use three broad categories to help inform us on how to provide care and foster healing:

Suffering as a result of personal sin (addiction, committing infidelity, self-righteousness, gossip)
Suffering and/or oppression as a result of a person being sinned against (abuse, abandonment, racial trauma, unfaithful spouse, codependency)
Suffering primarily as a result of a person living in a fallen world (death, disease, loss)

We know it's not as simple as three categories. Pain and heartbreak don't fit neatly into each one. However, in the midst of any upheaval, we want to highlight Jesus as the source of steadiness. He is unchanging, loving, and forgiving.

What to Expect:

Recovery meets every Wednesday from 6:30 p.m. – 8:30 p.m. The first hour includes large group teaching, testimony, and a time of worship. During the second hour, we break into open share groups based on gender and topic for connection and sharing. These groups can be a great entry point for seeking healing, support, or freedom from the bondages of sin.

All groups are considered “open” groups, which means you can join at any time. We meet year round and we don't require registration—come as you are! Childcare is available on a first-come, first-served basis for children up to 12 years old.

Open Groups:

Men's: Newcomers, General Life Issues, Non-Chemical Addiction, Chemical Addiction, Marriage Reconciliation
Women's: Newcomers, General Life Issues, Abuse, Addictions, Marriage Reconciliation
Couples: Marriage Reconciliation

The groups offered can change depending on availability of attendees and leaders.

Care Groups

Care Groups provide support and connection through biblically-based curriculum on specific topics of suffering, loss, or oppression.

GRIEF SUPPORT (COED)

Grief Support provides an opportunity to gather and enter the sacred space of bearing witness to the pain of losing a loved one. Our desire is for your loss to be known in the context of community and processed through the hope we have in the gospel of Jesus Christ.

This group lasts for ten weeks and meets twice a year on Wednesday nights from 6:30 p.m. – 8:30 p.m. in the spring and fall semester.