"A new commandment I give to you, that you love one another, even as I have loved you, that you also love one another. By this all men will know that you are My disciples, if you have love for one another.”
John 13:34-35
At Arborlawn United Methodist Church, we strive to provide the highest level of care and love to our members, guests, and the greater community. Our Congregational Care Ministries offer support for all aspects of life from baptism to end-of-life care. Some of the many support services that we offer include baptisms, weddings, funerals, financial assistance, support groups, hospital visits and prayer, and support from Congregational Care Ministers.
For more information or assistance, contact the Associate Pastor of Congregational Care, Rev. Christie Robbins, at 817-731-0701, Christie@ArborlawnUMC.org.
CONGREGATIONAL CARE MINISTERS
We strive to do ministry with excellence. With a church of our size, we rely on Congregational Care Ministers (CCMs) who are lay volunteers specifically trained to serve alongside our pastors and staff, making hospital visits, homebound visits, praying, listening, and providing one-on-one comfort and encouragement to our congregation. The ministry of Congregational Care is designed to connect the church with people during their difficult times. Learn More.
PRAYER
The vision of the Arborlawn Prayer Ministry is for prayer to saturate and permeate every aspect of individual and corporate church life. Our goal is to have the whole congregation involved in a lifestyle of drawing near to God as we talk and listen to God, spend time in God’s presence, and move into a deeper relationship with God.
“My house will be called a House of Prayer.” – Isaiah 56:7
Prayer is an integral way of life at our church, and we invite you to explore and participate in ways that are meaningful to you. Learn More.
SUPPORT GROUPS
Arborlawn has several different care and support groups help provide care and support recovery. These groups, led by both clergy and lay leaders, meet many of the diverse needs of Arborlawn. If you are interested in starting a group, contact Christie Robbins, Associate Pastor of Congregational Care, at christie@ArborlawnUMC.org.