People who are hospitalized.

Individuals who ar terminally ill.

Close family members who are termanilly ill.

People who are experiencing divorce (before, during, and after).

Parents who have children leaving home for the military, college, marriage, or work in another geographical area.

New congregation or community members who are experiencing transition difficulties.

Inactive church members who are in need of care.

Parents and families with children who have disabilities.

People convalescing at home or in an institution after an illness or injury.

Those who are homebound or in a nursing care center.

Family members of someone who is homebound or in a nursing care center.

People with a chronic illness or a long-term disability.

Primary caregivers for those with a chronic illness or a long-term disability.

People facing birth-related issues such as infertility, adoption, an unplanned pregnancy, or the birth of a child.

People being treated for cancer.

People who have suffered a significant financial setback.

People who have lost their jobs.

People experiencing significant financial setback.

Family members of deployed military personnel.

People in the process of moving out of town or downsizing to a smaller house.

People who are preparing to retire, who have recently retired, or who have been forced to retire early.

People affected by disasters or acts of violence.

People experiencing spiritual crisis.

People with other critical needs or major life transitions that you know about.