Everyone will go through different stages in life.  No matter what you are walking through, St. Albans Congregational Church wants to encourage and help you on your journey.  We desire to support and help you grow into a more abundant life in Jesus Christ.

The Purpose of this Ministry is to provide emotional and spiritual support, temporary family relief if needed, and loving care to our sick and shut‐in members. Ministry has been established to help support and interface with all groups. This Ministry is to do the will of God by working together and using our spiritual gifts in the Church for exhortation and edification according to I Corinthians 12:4‐7.

The Caregivers Ministry meets on 1st Sundays at 7:00 P.M.

For more information call 1+(718) 657-8282

A dedicated group of members who love caring for the sick and shut‐in members at E.B.C. As we strive to support the sick and their family members, we are not authorized to operate as a home care agency. The members can only give spiritual and loving care support. Therefore, by law, the caregiver members are not allowed to administer ANY medical or physical assistance to sick & shut‐in members who may be hospitalized or bedridden. Since we are not certified by the State Health Department, we recommend that each family member consult a caseworker to receive the proper medical and home care assistance for their loved ones to avoid liability issues. Please get in touch with an NYS‐recognized Home Care Agency for more information.

The New Life Bereavement Support Group meets on 2nd Saturdays at 2:00 P.M. 

Conference Call 1+(681) 999-0208 / Code 179653

“The thief does not come except to steal, and to kill, and to destroy.  I have come that they may have life, and that they may have it more abundantly.” – John 10:10

Mission: To help persons experiencing the sadness and emptiness of a loved one’s passing, to find new meaning and hope in Scripture, and group support reclaiming the “abundant life” that Christ offers.

This ministry is an outreach to bereaved persons in our congregation and community to help them cope with the changes and challenges of life after losing a loved one.  This support group will provide a safe space for people to support, pray for and encourage each other, share stories and resources, explore Scripture and experience the healing power of the Holy Spirit.