Congregational Care Ministry

We are a group of devoted volunteers who compassionately assist the pastor in supporting the congregation.

Congregational Care Ministry provides care for members and friends of DCC both in times of difficulty and during important life occasions. There are many ways we provide support!

Join Us

There are many ways to be involved: you can help just once, or sign up to help on a regular basis.

We meet on the first Monday of the month at 5 p.m. in the DCC library. If you are interested in participating in the ministry please contact the DCC office: office@dccpres.org or (530) 753-2894.

Here are just some of our ongoing programs:

  • RIDES

    We help our church family who are temporarily or permanently unable to drive by providing a ride to appointments.

  • MEALS

    Be one of our amazing cooks who Provides a meal to a church family in need at a time of crisis or transition.

  • CompassionaTe Care Deliveries

    Three times a year we provide a small bouquet and a visit to those who have had a hard time lately or who cannot come to church for various reasons. 

  • EXTENDED COMMUNION

    Elders take communion to home bound members who are unable to attend the first-Sunday of the month communion services.  If you have ever been ordained as an elder in the Presbyterian Church, this ministry would welcome your service.

  • NEw Baby Gifts

    We provide a baby blanket and books  for a new child born or adopted into our church family. members of the congregation also knit or crochet prayer shawls (church hugs), which are given out for comfort during difficult times.

  • MEMORIAL RECEPTIONS

    Be part of the guild that coordinates and leads memorials at our church for members of our church.  we bake and set up/clean up the events. 


    For More Information, contact Deborah Jory:


    office@dccpres.org

  • MEMORIAL LETTERS

    Cards are written to those featured in All In The Family, over 80 birthdays and memorials.


"And let us consider how to stir up one another to love and good works, not neglecting to meet together, as is the habit of some, but encouraging one another, and all the more as you see the day approaching." Hebrews 10:24-25