For Faith Communities

In the midst of the pandemic, our Church Health patients, health care team and community need your help more than ever. Please consider helping in the following ways:
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Donate Medical Supplies

We are in need of protective masks and medical supplies. We would be grateful for your donation of the following items.
  • Any type of clear, plastic face shield, safety glasses or goggles
  • Any type of disposable isolation gowns, paint gowns or disposable coveralls
  • Hand sanitizer (60% alcohol)

Prayer

Join our community of faith to pray for the healing and safety of the world, our friends and neighbors, including Church Health patients, and the brave health care teams who are treating the disease.

Volunteer

Volunteers are the lifeblood of Church Health. We’re able to best serve those in-need because of the service provided by congregations like yours that are connected to our mission of hope and healing. Visit our volunteer page. 
Volunteer Opportunities

Meals for Health Care Workers

Our health care team has completely transformed to sustain care for sick and injured individuals while responding to the COVID-19 crisis. Our teams would be grateful for meals.

Contact Melissa Petersen to arrange the purchase of meals and delivery. petersenm@churchhealth.org

Start a Health Ministry

For more than 30 years, Church Health has helped create and expand health ministries in faith communities throughout Shelby County and the US.
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Financial Support

Join our community of faith to pray for the healing and safety of the world, our friends and neighbors, including Church Health patients, and the brave health care teams who are treating the disease.
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Pray for us.

Join our community of faith to pray for the healing and safety of the world, our friends and neighbors, including Church Health patients, and the brave health care teams who are treating the disease. Here are specific ways you can lift us up in prayer.

  • Please lift up Church Health in prayer so that we may sustain healthy, safe health care workers who provide compassionate care and counsel for our vulnerable uninsured and underserved neighbors.
  • Please lift up Church Health in prayer that we may remain a safe place for our immigrant brothers and sisters— who are often overlooked, under-served, and especially vulnerable in these times– to find care and comfort.
  • Please lift up Church Health in prayer so that, with their guidance, our faith community may confront this crisis with integrity and calm while thoughtfully ministering to the physical, emotional, and spiritual health of members and our partners in faith.
  • Please lift up Church Health in prayer so that our community works together to keep people well and comfort those feeling isolated, fearful and ill; so that we may recover quickly and return stronger and more empathetic to the needs of others.

Make a gift.

Through the generous support of faith communities and organizations, we provide health and prevention services to thousands of hardworking people in Shelby County who lack access to health insurance.

Contact the Church Health Development Team for materials, event support and ideas at 901-272-7170.

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Start a health ministry.

For more than 30 years, Church Health has helped create and expand health ministries in faith communities throughout Shelby County and the US.

Health Ministry Training & Support

Our Faith Community Engagement team offers a variety of trainings to help you launch or enhance your congregational health ministry. Designed with churches in mind, these workshops, training and events cover topics like cancer, caregiver support, men’s health, healthy parenting, grief and clergy health.

Contact FCE

Replication Workshops

Whether your faith community is in the dreaming stage of starting a charitable clinic or desiring to expand, Church Health can help. Our Replication Workshops help people across the nation move from visions to actions. Replication workshops are held three times a year at Church Health and consist of two, half-day sessions. The workshop includes a complete tour of our facilities, a meeting with Church Health founder and CEO, Dr. Scott Morris.
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