ABOUT CANCER CARE MINISTRY
Cancer care ministry is a hope ministry. While it involves prayer, counsel, visits and assistance, it is centered on bringing God’s hope to patients and their caregivers, family and friends. This requires an understanding of the impact of cancer, how people react to it and how God has called His people to respond. Above all, it requires us to have within ourselves an unfeigned hope that we can take to those in need.
This ministry training program was created because of the significant need in our nation, as well as in the body of Christ, to care for those dealing with cancer. In 2023, approximately 2 million Americans were diagnosed with cancer, according to the American Cancer Society.
Testimonials
Paul Brittain & Raj Sandhu. Hamilton, Ontario.
Two Hamilton, Ontario Congregations
Pastor Paul Brittain and Pastor Raj Sandhu decided that joining their two Hamilton, Ontario, congregations would benefit many people in their city. But they didn’t stop there. Sandhu had bigger plans, and it involved Brittain, who had recently been diagnosed with kidney cancer...
Testimonials
Norma Miller. Ft. Lauderdale, FL.
First Baptist Church of Ft. Lauderdale
First Baptist Ft. Lauderdale already had a cancer ministry in place for 20 years. So, what would a church with an established cancer ministry need in Our Journey of Hope?
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Mark Phillips. Amarillo, TX.
Faith Southwest Methodist Church
Mark Phillips has pastored his own churches. He has ministered to cancer patients and acknowledged their caregivers’ contributions to their recovery...
