The Mental Health Ministry works to educate our congregation, destigmatize mental health issues, and provide resources for folks who are struggling in our congregation, as well as the community beyond our walls.
Contact: Christine McMinn or Roger Hughes
Racial Justice Ministry This group is committed to forming new relationships with other groups of color in our area, educating ourselves and the congregation on this issue, and finding ways we can get involved in the community in meaningful ways to promote racial justice, and work against racial injustice in all its forms. We will meet monthly on Wednesday evening. For more information, contact Rev. Kyle Roggenbuck (kyle@fccge.org or 630-469-3096 ext. 11).
The Ministry of Meals provides meals to church members during times of illness or crisis.
Contact: Jenny Fischer
The Stephen Ministry is composed of trained lay people who journey alongside those in the congregation who are going through a difficult transition. Stephen Ministry is not therapy, nor is it a brand of professional counseling. Rather, it is faith-centered care giving, a pastoral relationship offered to those who may need more regular and ongoing care than our pastors can provide.
Contact: Rev. Kyle Roggenbuck
Central DuPage Pastoral Counseling Center (CDPCC) FCCGE is an affiliate church for the Central DuPage Pastoral Counseling Center, a non-profit organization that provides affordable, professional pastoral counseling services to the public in an ecumenical setting.
Contact: Rev. Seth Ethan Carey
Precious Blood Ministry of Reconciliation is an FCCGE affiliate, an organization that works with young men and women in the Back of the Yards neighborhood of Chicago, providing job training, counseling, group support, and restorative justice. Our ministry team works closely with them to identify opportunities for engagement and to nurture our partnership. Donate supplies here.
Contact: MaryBeth Sackett.
Open and Affirming Ministry The purpose of the Open and Affirming Ministry is to keep the tenets of the O&A Statement before the congregation. To help educate members of the church on various issues brought forward in support of the O&A Statement, the following events were held: Ally Awareness, Transgender Day of Remembrance, the addition of All-Gender Restrooms in the church, addition of Pride Banners and the celebration of Pride Month. Contact Dorothy Powers with questions or for further information.
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