Technically, we do offer counseling to those in need – mostly relationship and financial counseling. The truth is, we have a fairly small congregation, and many of our members lead productive and labor-intensive lives. There just aren’t enough of us available on a consistent enough basis, and nowhere near enough who have the proper experience and training, to develop and maintain programs for drug addiction, alcoholism, rape victimhood, etc. However, there are a few relevant services available in the area, such as the Switchpoint Community Resource Center, which can offer some assistance. While we can’t offer a solution to every problem, we’ll do as much as we can for anyone who asks (within reason). Whether it’s food, clothing, moving help, career guidance, encouragement, finding and/or developing financial resources, relationship advice, or whatever else…we’ll do what we can to assist you.