CARE & SUPPORT
The Pastoral Care ministry cares for the hurting and those in need and shepherds God’s people in a loving, Christ-centered way. Throughout the week, Hunter Street ministers travel to Birmingham area hospitals to visit members. Ministry contact Brian Hinton.
At-Home Ministry
These volunteers bring the church home to members who are physically unable to attend worship or activities. They visit; send cards and letters; remember birthdays and anniversaries; and pray for members who may live in assisted living, nursing homes, or their own home. Ministry Contact: Barry Daniel
Home-
school
Homeschool families in our church or those considering homeschooling will find this is a place to connect with other homeschool families. Ministry Contact: Andy Wilbanks
Hope & Healing After Divorce
This is a support group to minister to those who have experienced the loss of a marriage. Participants are encouraged to apply the gospel to their situation of brokenness and seek to find wholeness in Jesus Christ alone. Discussion topics include loneliness, bitterness, anger, making godly choices for the future, and what the Bible teaches about divorce and remarriage.
Group size is limited. You do not need to be a church member to participate. Ministry Contact: Brian HInton
Infertility Support Group
Hunter Street now has a unique care ministry for those experiencing infertility called Comfort and Hope: Infertility Support Group for Women. If you are walking through a season of infertility, please know that you are not alone. This group meets one Sunday once a month. Contact Carla Long at 205.985.7295 for more information.
Nursing Home Ministry
These volunteers visit local nursing homes to encourage, comfort, and minister to the elderly. Ministry Contact: Barry Daniel
Prayer Ministry
Prayer Ministry volunteers pray weekly for specific spiritual, emotional, relational, and physical needs of the Hunter Street family and community. Ministry Contact: Carla Long, 205.985.7295
Heart Reach
Volunteers in this ministry demonstrate God’s love to families during sickness or death by preparing and delivering a simple meal (casserole), praying for the family, and sending a note of encouragement. Contact the Church Office, 205.985.7295.
Special Needs Support Ministry helps families whose child may have a chronic illness, disability, or mental handicap. Ministry Contact Andy Wilbanks
Business Owners
This Ministry is for business owners and those who may be thinking of starting a business. They meet to encourage and support one another and to learn from other business owners in a Christian environment. Ministry Contact: Spencer Knight
WOMEN'S MINISTRIES
Always Loved Widow’s Ministry
If you have experienced the pain that comes from the death of your husband, the Always Loved Ministry may be for you. The group offers encouragement and friendship with other women who know what it is like to be a widow. Contact Carla Long at 205.985.7295 for more information.
Grief Support Ministry for Women
This is a ministry for any woman of any age who has suffered the loss of a family member or a close friend. The group uses a biblically-based GriefShare study in a small class setting. Contact Kelly Parker for more information about GriefShare and the class schedule.
Orphan Care
Orphan Care exists to love and serve orphans and the families who have answered the call to care for them through adoption and/or foster care. Volunteers raise awareness and respond to needs locally and globally. They help equip the church and our families with the necessary tools to follow James 1:27. Contact: Dave Lewis
Men’s Ministries
New Life Men's Bible Study
This is a group Bible study for men who are struggling with or in recovery from alcoholism. The group meets on a regular schedule to grow in Christ-likeness by studying God’s word, to minister to one another, and to share common experiences. For more information about time, location and materials, contact Brian Hinton. All information is kept confidential.