Support TCC with your donation
Your regular donation helps us continue to provide essential training and resources. For example, here are some specific ways we can use your donations to support care ministry:
- Provide a Care Training Manual for a Hispanic Pastor ($50)
- Discount for a Seminary Student to attend our Care Conference ($100)
- Scholarship a Small Church Pastor to take our online course ($250)
- Scholarship a Certified Lay Minister to receive a specialization in Congregational Care ($300)
- Provide Podcasts for an entire season ($1,000)
- Train a church care team of 10 at a Webinar Watch Party ($2,500)
- Translate our Training Video into Spanish ($5,000)
- Sponsor a Care Training Seminar for a church or district ($10,000)
MORE WAYS TO HELP:
- In all things, pray first!
- Pledge a donation: text the word PLEDGE to 855-725-7111.
- Donate by phone: text the word GIVE to 855-725-7111.
- Mail a support check to The Caring Congregation INC, 11184 Antioch Road #283, Overland Park, Kansas 66210.
- Stock or IRA Distribution - Email info@thecaringcongregation.com for instructions.
- Make an endowed Legacy Gift through Midwest Trust or the Kansas Methodist Foundation by emailing info@thecaringcongregation.com.
- Volunteer! We need to grow our team. Volunteer to serve at our local events, join the national CCM team, or become a seminar leader, by emailing your interests and credentials to info@thecaringcongregation.com.
Rev. Karen Lampe, Founding Pastor
TESTIMONIALS:
"Rev. Karen Lampe’s grasp on both the theological and formational significance of Congregational Care and the practical tools and strategies needed to provide good care are so helpful! She connects quickly and deeply with workshop participants so that they walk away not only equipped but feeling empowered to provide this ministry." --- Rev. Tracey Beadle, Senior Pastor, Westlake UMC
"In her role overseeing the care of 18,000 parishioners at the United Methodist Church of the Resurrection, Karen Lampe has developed what many consider to be the best congregational care practices in the United States... and will dramatically improve the quality of pastoral care while engaging laity in ways that will enrich and bless them and those they care for." -- Rev. Adam Hamilton, Senior Pastor, Resurrection UMC
"Thanks for putting together such an accessible, relevant, professional and Spirit-led curriculum for assisting churches in ministering to our congregants. I knew at the outset of this journey that I couldn't and didn't want to be a "Lone Ranger" pastor doing this all by myself, so this pastor/lay team approach is perfect." --Roger Allen, West Valley Church of the Nazarene, Yakima, Washington