At McBIC, we believe that counseling, healing prayer, and support within community are a significant part of the freedom and good news that Jesus came to preach to the poor and oppressed.
A team of volunteers partners with McBIC’s pastoral staff to provide care to our congregation through hospital visits, meeting practical needs, and through prayer. To share your prayer and care requests with our pastors and care team, email care@mcbic.org.
Healing Prayer Ministry
McBIC’s Healing Prayer Ministry is a ministry of the Holy Spirit moving through a Christian facilitator, bringing the healing presence of Jesus Christ into the place of pain and brokenness within a wounded person. This ministry is available on an individual basis or through our Healing Care Groups. Contact Pastor Susan for more information.
Healing Care Groups
The Healing Care Group curriculum is a small group experience designed to help people who are struggling with emotional and spiritual brokenness. The group offers individuals a safe place to heal from deep wounds, false beliefs, damaged emotions, and dysfunctional behaviors in a confidential small group setting.
Groups are for both men and women. We typically offer new groups every spring. Contact Pastor Susan for more information.
Counseling
Several of McBIC’s pastors are available to provide individual counseling. McBIC also maintains a directory of local licensed professional counselors and counseling practices that operate from a Christian worldview. Contact our office for more information.
At the Cross Recovery
Tuesdays, 7–8:30 p.m. • McBIC
Sundays, 6:30 p.m. • Table Life Church (16th & Brandt, New Cumberland)
At the Cross Recovery is a living, organic community of Christ followers committed to helping people break the bondage of addiction through the power of the Holy Spirit as they meet God at the cross of Jesus Christ.
Deeper Still: Healing from Abortion
Our Heavenly Father is full of mercy, grace and compassion. He longs to see the wounded and grief-stricken healed and set free from their captivity. Visit godeeperstill.org for more information about their ministry and upcoming events.
