The Kendal Care Ministry of Christ Covenant Church serves members and regular attenders who suffer from long-term health issues. Volunteers also support and encourage those homebound, caregivers, and the elderly.

Why do we need this ministry?

Individuals with long-term care needs may feel forgotten or abandoned. Their caregivers often experience exhaustion and discouragement. It is the goal of this ministry to come alongside these individuals and their families with assistance and encouragement.

How did this ministry start?

The Kendal Care Ministry began after the Carrick family at Christ Covenant welcomed a daughter named Kendal who had Down Syndrome and multiple long-term care issues.

What are the requirements for serving on a Kendal team?

Any adult who has a heart for the Lord can volunteer to serve in this ministry. Every effort will be made to match each volunteer’s interests and gifts with a suitable team assignment upon completion of a short online training. Volunteers will be scheduled to serve one day each month for approximately two to three hours. They are expected to commit to a minimum of a one-year team assignment.

What types of support do Kendal Care Ministry teams provide?

  • Companionship
  • Errands and shopping
  • Meals
  • Respite for caregivers
  • Lawn care
  • House cleaning

Whom do I contact to get on a team to serve or if I would like to request care?

For more information, please contact the Kendal Care Team and fill out our online form by clicking here.

Leadership Team:
Margie Engle
Fran Englert
Marguerite Hogan

Ready to Serve?

After speaking with a Kendal Care leader and committing to serving on a ministry team, you will be asked to complete Kendal Care Ministry Training. This training, in part, covers C.A.R.E. training (Children and Adults in a Responsible Environment).

If I then, your Lord and Teacher, have washed your feet, you also ought to wash one another’s feet. For I have given you an example, that you should do just as I have done to you. – John 13:14-15