Care

Church Care Resources

Care doesn’t just “happen” at The Journey Church. Care works best when we work as a team. We care better when we see you every week. We care better when you’re part of a Journey Group. We care better when we know what is happening in your life. Here are ways to connect or contact us about care.

  • Make a decision for Christ. Discover what it means to belong to Christ and His Church by visiting “Your Next Steps of Faith”
  • Grief – Listen as Dr. Jerry Sittser shares about his own story of loss and his journey of healing. Or visit Kate Bowler’s Grief Care Package.
  • How can we pray for you? Email us at care@onthejourney.ca
  • TJC Church Care. We want you to be aware of how we “share the care” here at The Journey Church. If you or someone you know is sick, in hospital, has had a death in the family or has other care concerns, you need to “share the care” by communicating to us here at TJC as soon as possible. Email us at care@onthejourney.ca
  • Read this CARE document presented at our AGM 2023. How can you help with care? How can you show care? How can we care for you?

Outside Care Resources

  • Virtual Counselling (the first 15 minutes are free)
  • Chimo Youth and Family Services provides a variety of supports and services to meet the mental health needs of children, youth and their families. www.chimoyouth.ca
  • Coverdale Counseling provides faith based individual and group counselling, equine assisted psychotherapy, mental health workshops, webinars and customized corporate training programs.
  • Crossroads for Women helps women and children transition from crisis to empowerment by providing safe housing, education, counseling and support.
  • Depression view this online resource.
  • Difficult Diagnoses Here is a a link for someone you love when facing difficult medical news
  • Domestic Abuse
  • Financial Guidance is a 4-part video series with Andy Stanley, who approaches money management in a way that will make your life better, and make you better at life. His insights are challenging, refreshing, and extraordinarily practical.
  • Food Banks
    • Albert County Food Bank works to address hunger in the Riverview community by providing food and related assistance to those experiencing food insecurity.
    • Peter McKee Food Bank helps provide individuals and families in the Moncton community with better access to healthy and well-balanced food options.
  • Harvest House Atlantic provides emergency shelter; Addiction Recovery Programming; and Transitional Housing to 150 individuals each day.
  • Marriage
    • This study by Tim and Kathy Keller is for anyone from singles to couples considering marriage to those who have been married recently or for a long time.
  • Mental Health 
    • Brett Ullman’s videos on mental health: Navigating Everything
  • Mobile Mental Health Crisis Team  
    • Addiction and mental health social workers and/or nurses provide timely and well-coordinated responses to people who are experiencing a mental health crisis and who require assessment or intervention in the community.
  • Naomi & Ruth Rehabilitation and Wellness Center
    • A nine month faith-based residential rehabilitation program for women ages 18 and over.
  • Pregnancy Health and Wellness Center
    • A support to women, men, and families focusing on sexual health and unexpected pregnancy.
  • Teen Challenge
    • A 12-month in-residence alcohol and drug addiction rehabilitation program