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MISSION STATEMENT
The mission of the Resurrection Ministry is to meet people at their time of emotional need and provide them with support that helps them to heal, from the trials and tribulations that are a natural part of living.

VISION STATEMENT

Support people emotionally, in a group setting, who are experiencing grief/loss/bereavement, based on the seven steps of the grief process.
Support Caretakers emotionally, in a group setting, as they seek revival from the draining responsibility of taking care of a disabled loved one.
Provide emotional support, in a group setting, for people who are in relationships that are in some stage of divorce; support for people who are in relationships with a significant other who is abusing alcohol or other substances; support for people who are in relationships where there are domestic violence issues; and support for people who are in relationships where they are experiencing conflict.
Provide support for victims of domestic violence.

HOW WE SERVE CASCADE

Provide those in need of emotional support with information, education and referral to available community social service resources and referral to in-house support groups.
Identify and disseminate relevant resource materials for study. These materials will have the ability to promote insight into grief/loss/bereavement; caretaker support and challenged relationships.
Support caretakers toward availing themselves of various forms of respite. Respite is a way of rejuvenating and revitalizing a person who is drained by the responsibility of taking care
Provide support group for the victims of domestic violence.

GENERAL INFORMATION

Provide a support group for people who are experiencing grief, loss and or bereavement, using the seven steps of the grief process.
Provide a support group for care takers who have the responsibility for taking care of a disabled loved one.
Provide a support group for people who are experiencing difficulty in their relationship; for people who have domestic violence issues; for people who have a significant other who is a substance abuser and for people who are in any stage of the divorce process.
Provide a support group for victims of domestic violence.

GROUP DESCRIPTIONS

• Caretaker's Support Group
  There is an old adage which says that "If the caretaker does not take care of him or herself; they may be in the grave before the one that they are taking care of." Caretakers need respite (relief) from their duties. They need time to revitalize themselves. (recharge their batteries). This group will serve as a focal point where caretakers can come together and share what their needs are with people who understand. The expressed needs of the group's members will determine the direction the group goes in, with the help of the group leaders/facilitators.
  
• Grief and Loss Support Group
  Death is a part of living. All will experience the death of someone that they care about, during their lifetime. Sometimes one will be able to resolve their grief, on their own. There are times, however, when one needs help to work through the seven stages of the grief process. This group will facilitate healing from the loss of a significant other. Lead Facilitator/Group Leader-Richard Harris.
  
• Challenged Relationships Support Group
  Conflict in relationships is normal; if people are being honest with each other. The issue is whether conflict is resolved constructively or destructively. Sometime input from someone outside of the relationship can be helpful. If a relationship involves domestic violence; then group is the recommended mode of support. If a relationship involves a significant other who is a substance abuser; then once again group is the recommended mode of support. If you are involved in any stage of the divorce process; then this group is where you can get support. This group will provide opportunities for healing and problem resolution from the types of relationship issues previously addressed.
  
• Partnership Against Domestic Violence [PADV]
  Relationship abuse or domestic violence can happen to anyone. It can happen to couples who are married, living together or just dating. A women's support group will provide assistance to victims who left violent relationships or continue to live with the abuser. This group for women will provide a safe place for victims to come together and share experiences, offer encouragement, prayer and support. Women can freely express themselves, vent and discuss their past experiences or current situation, without fear or judgment but with the expectation of results and spiritual uplift.