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Spiritual

Care
In difficult times, our well-trained staff and volunteers are here to provide spiritual care, support, direction, and resources.
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Connect with Our Team
Our Care Response team is here to listen, pray, and connect others with resources and relationships that are needed when life is hard. They serve as the first point of contact for those in need. You can reach a care responder Monday through Thursday from 11 am to 3 pm at 608.828.4230 or email us at [email protected] Schedules vary so please feel free to leave a message.

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Urgent Pastoral Care

For emergency care needs, call the church office at 608.828.4200. Follow the prompts to reach an on-call pastor if you are calling after office hours.

Let Us Pray for You

Blackhawk’s Prayer Team receives prayer requests and sets aside time each week to pray for you. Your prayer requests are prayed over for four weeks and are listed anonymously or by first name only, depending on your preference. To submit a prayer request, click request care or call our Care Response Team at 608.828.4230.
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Alongside: Someone to Listen, Someone to Pray
Our Alongside Team is made up of compassionate volunteers from diverse backgrounds who understand life’s challenges. They are trained to listen, pray, and walk with you through difficult times.

They are not counselors or problem-solvers but are here to offer grace, comfort, and a supportive presence until you are ready to take the next steps forward.

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Counseling Recommendations
Dane County has numerous Christian counselors that provide quality support. For recommendations to assist you with your specific situation, complete a Counseling Recommendations Request or call our Care Response Team at 608.828.4230.

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One-to-One Care
Are you going through a difficult time and need someone to care, listen and share God’s love with you, one-on-one and confidentially? Are you hurting due to loss of a spouse, retirement, loneliness, unemployment, despair, childbirth, hospitalization, grief, separation and divorce, terminal illness, being shut in, faith issues or other problems? If so, a One-to-One Caregiver could help.

One-to-One Caregivers are trained, caring volunteers who have responded to Christ’s call to “carry each others’ burdens, and in this way you will fulfill the law of Christ.” One-to-One Care provides you with someone who cares, supports, listens, shares, and prays.

A One-to-One Caregiver is:

  • A Christ-follower who walks beside a hurting person
  • A caring Christian who listens and supports
  • A volunteer who has received 50 hours of training in how to provide compassionate care

A One-to-One Caregiver is not:

  • A counselor, therapist, or mental health professional
  • A person who will solve all your problems

Requesting One-to-One Care for Someone Else?
Before reaching out for another person, go to the person in need, let them know about One-to-One Care, and pray with them about it.

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Join a Group

If you’re walking through a difficult season, you don’t have to do it alone. Our Care Ministry has groups that offer spiritual, emotional, or relational support.

Funerals & Memorial Services

The death of a loved one can lead to intense grief. Planning a funeral or memorial service to honor, remember, and celebrate loved ones can feel overwhelming. Please know that the Care Ministry is here to help. Download a resource guide for planning a funeral. Contact Us for more information.

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Recent & Upcoming Services
On October 4, longtime attender, Kathy McClusky went home to be with the Lord. A memorial service will be held at Brader Way on Tuesday, October 29, 2024 at 11 am. Kathy’s obituary can be read here.

On December 2nd, long time Blackhawk attender David Schiefelbein, went home to be with the Lord. A Celebration of Life will be held at Blackhawk Fitchburg on 12.14.24. David’s obituary can be read here.

On Friday, December 13th, Pam Sullivan went home to be with the Lord. Pam’s obituary can be read here.

On December 19, Jay Baldwin went home to be with the Lord. A memorial service will be held at Brader Way on Saturday, January 4, 2025 at 2 pm. Jay’s obituary can be read here.

Marge Swissler, long time Blackhawk Brader Way attender, passed away this week. A service will be held at Blackhawk sometime this spring.