Counseling & Care
Personal, Family, and Marriage Counseling
- Pastor PJ (pastor.pj@renewaldenver.org) and Pastor Andrew (pastor.andrew@sjdenver.org) offer counseling. Please contact them directly by email or call the church office at 303-729-3692 to schedule an appointment.
- Counselor Wendy Leu, LCSW (Licensed Clinical Social Worker), LMFT (Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist), CSPT (Certified Systemic Play Therapist), also works at the St. John's Church building. To schedule an appointment with Wendy, please call 303-808-4368 or email wendy.leu@sjdenver.org.
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Stephen Ministry
Stephen Ministry offers a proven and effective way to organize, equip, and supervise a team of congregation members—called Stephen Ministers—to provide high-quality, one-to-one, Christ-centered care to people in the congregation and the community experiencing life difficulties.
Stephen Leaders are church staff, lay leaders, and pastors trained to provide ongoing leadership for their congregation’s Stephen Ministry. They are equipped for this key role through the Bridge Leader’s Training Course offered by Stephen Ministries St. Louis.
Stephen Ministers are congregation members trained by their Stephen Leaders to offer care to people who are hurting. A Stephen Minister typically has one care receiver at a time and meets with that person once a week for about an hour.
Care Receivers are individuals in the congregation or community who are going through a crisis or life difficulty. Potential care receivers first meet with a pastor or Stephen Leader, who assesses their needs for care, and matches them with a Stephen Minister. The caring relationship lasts for as long as the need persists.
If you or a loved one are interested in finding out more about receiving care or becoming a Stephen Minister, please contact Laurie Hamilton at laurie.hamilton@sjdenver.org, or call the St. John's church office at 303-733-3777.
Stephen Ministers are congregation members trained by their Stephen Leaders to offer care to people who are hurting. A Stephen Minister typically has one care receiver at a time and meets with that person once a week for about an hour.
Care Receivers are individuals in the congregation or community who are going through a crisis or life difficulty. Potential care receivers first meet with a pastor or Stephen Leader, who assesses their needs for care, and matches them with a Stephen Minister. The caring relationship lasts for as long as the need persists.
If you or a loved one are interested in finding out more about receiving care or becoming a Stephen Minister, please contact Laurie Hamilton at laurie.hamilton@sjdenver.org, or call the St. John's church office at 303-733-3777.