PRAYER MINISTRY

If you need others to pray for you, or would like someone to pray with you, click the button below. You will also find a list of others to pray for by clicking below. 

PEOPLE IN NEED RESOURCE DIRECTORY

If you or someone you know would benefit from assistance or support provided by our greater community, a directory of available resources may be accessed via the button below.

iCARE MINISTRY

REQUEST AN iCARE ALLY • YOU ARE NOT ALONE: In the midst of life's moments, sometimes we need someone to walk beside us and to help us feel God's love and care. The iCare Ministry offers an iCare Ally to walk alongside a person as he/she navigates their personal path, whether as a one-time prayer partner or for ongoing support. The trained, non-judgmental, and confidential iCare Ally offers a listening ear, a heart of care, and someone to pray with you.

Request your iCare Ally via the button below, and Pastor Kendall will connect with you to match you with the right iCare Ally. 

PLEASE NOTE: iCare Allies are not intended to take the place of a professional mental health provider.

AA

AA (Alchoholics Anonymous) is a fellowship of men and women who share their experience, strength, and hope with each other so that they may solve their common problem and help others to recover from alcoholism.

Meetings:  

• Wednesdays at 7 PM (Online) Contact Glenn at 224.805.9175
• Thursdays at 5:30 PM (at LOC) Contact John at 847.809.0413
• Saturdays at 10am (Online) Contact Glenn at 224.805.9175
• Sundays at 10 am (Online) Contact Glenn at 224.805.9175

AL-ANON

Al-Anon (for family members of alcoholics) is a place for friends and family members of problem drinkers to share their experiences and learn how to apply the principles of the Al‑Anon program to their individual situations, sharing their experience, strength, and hope in order to solve their common problems. Al-Anon meets on Fridays at 6pm. Contact Greg 312.213.2198 or Philomena 847.452.5978. There will be both an in-person and online option to attend this group.

HOPE FOR PARENTS

We have children who struggle with some form of addiction or mental illness; drug or alcohol, eating disorders, self harm, etc. Our primary purpose is to provide a non-judgmental place for parents to find acceptance, insight, and hope for their own journey. We meet Mondays, 7pm (Online & In-Person). Contact Kathleen at 847.414.6408.

TURNING POINT OF MCHENRY COUNTY

Turning Point provides programs and services for individuals and families impacted by Domestic Violence. To learn how they can help, please visit their website. 

ALGONQUIN / LAKE IN THE HILLS INTER-FAITH FOOD PANTRY

The Algonquin / Lake in the Hills Interfaith Food Pantry can help provide access to food for families in need living within the boundaries of Algonquin and Lake in the Hills. For pantry hours and information, please visit their website.

F.I.S.H. FOOD PANTRY

The F.I.S.H. Food Pantry provides a five to ten day supply of food to families in need. However, in some cases, it is necessary to help more often until their situation improves. The families they serve come from the communities of Carpentersville, East and West Dundee, Sleepy Hollow, and Gilberts, Illinois. To learn more, please visit their website.

COMMUNITY UNIT SCHOOL DISTRICT 300 FOOD PANTRY

The D300 Food Pantry serves families in need who reside in CUSD 300, employees of CUSD 300, and Elgin Community College students who were formerly D300 students. Students and families in need can visit weekly and pick up fresh produce, milk, meat, snacks, bread, and many other shelf-stable food items as well as some toiletries. Children are welcome and encouraged to visit with their parents. Families need to bring something that verifies their address within District 300 (ID preferred) as well as bags/boxes for food. For more information, please visit the D300 website.