Adult Caregiver Resources

If you know of other support for caregivers, please email: lrose@mgmbaptist.org 



First Baptist Church Community Ministries
Support groups sponsored by First Baptist Community Ministries are designed to equip individuals and/or families to cope with painful life situations in Christ-centered, safe, confidential environment. Dementia-Alzheimer's Support Group, the Caregiver's Support Group and Narcotics Anonymous are among the continuing support groups. The facilitators are trained or professional therapists who volunteer their time and expertise.
Contact: Jane Ferguson
              334-241-5141
     jferguson@montgomeryfbc.org 

First Methodist Church Adult Caregivers Support Group
Call: 334-838-8990 for more information

Frazer Methodist Church Caregivers Support Group


  • Support Groups: are offered for those affected by Breast Cancer, MDA/ALS, Sjogren’s, and Alzheimer’s, with opportunities to share experiences and receive encouragement from those who are going through similar journeys. See Connections for current schedule.
  • Dementia Daycare: provides a time of respite for the caregiver of a family member who is suffering from Alzheimer’s or Dementia. We provide a loving, safe place for individuals to come and enjoy a time of fellowship and appropriate group activities. Free of charge and open to the community. See Connections for current schedule.
  • Handicapable Ministry: provides mentors to assist physically challenged persons to better use their gifts and abilities as servants for Christ.
  • - See more at: http://www.frazerumc.org/care/healing/#sthash.8T5Gdmrl.dpuf
     6000 Atlanta Highway
    272-8622


    Long-term Illness + Disability



  • Support Groups: are offered for those affected by Breast Cancer, MDA/ALS, Sjogren’s, and Alzheimer’s, with opportunities to share experiences and receive encouragement from those who are going through similar journeys. See Connections for current schedule.
  • Dementia Daycare: provides a time of respite for the caregiver of a family member who is suffering from Alzheimer’s or Dementia. We provide a loving, safe place for individuals to come and enjoy a time of fellowship and appropriate group activities. Free of charge and open to the community. See Connections for current schedule.
  • Handicapable Ministry: provides mentors to assist physically challenged persons to better use their gifts and abilities as servants for Christ.
  • - See more at: http://www.frazerumc.org/care/healing/#sthash.n8GJ9bAg.dpuf
    Long-term Illness + Disability



  • Support Groups: are offered for those affected by Breast Cancer, MDA/ALS, Sjogren’s, and Alzheimer’s, with opportunities to share experiences and receive encouragement from those who are going through similar journeys. See Connections for current schedule.
  • Dementia Daycare: provides a time of respite for the caregiver of a family member who is suffering from Alzheimer’s or Dementia. We provide a loving, safe place for individuals to come and enjoy a time of fellowship and appropriate group activities. Free of charge and open to the community. See Connections for current schedule.
  • Handicapable Ministry: provides mentors to assist physically challenged persons to better use their gifts and abilities as servants for Christ.
  • - See more at: http://www.frazerumc.org/care/healing/#sthash.n8GJ9bAg.dpuf

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    MBA Ministry Directors

    Adoption and Foster Care Ministry

    Lisa Rose

    334-271-6794

    lrose@mgbaptists.org


    Conversational English School

    Director, Susan West

    334-312-7057

    montgomeryceschool@yahoo.com

    Family Resource and Counseling Ministry

    Director, Dr. Kline Johnson

    334-271-6241

    counseling@mgmbaptist.org

    Forest Park Ministry Center

    Director, Donna McCollough

    334-529-5726

    forestparkministry@gmail.com

    www.forestparkministry.blogspot.com

    Montgomery Mixtec Ministry

    Lisa Rose

    334-27106794

    lrose@mgmbaptists.org


    Samaritan Inn Ministries

    Director, Debbie Jones

    334-462-7108

    samaritaninn14@gmail.com

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    Ten Ways You Can Serve Greater Montgomery

    1. Connect with one of the 6 Cooperative Ministries listed on this blog.

    2. Do a neighborhood survey and find out what your community wants and needs.

    3. Tithe 1/10 of your garden and give to a family in need.

    4. Read to a child at one of the public schools in your area. The administration would love to have you serve.


    5. Start an Fellowship of Christian Athletes club at a local jr high or high school.

    6. Take gift bags to new neighbors around your home or church with information about the church/community.

    7. Adopt a school and be a prayer partner with them.


    8. Call Alabama Post/Pre Adoption Connections(APAC-334-409-9477) in Montgomery and find out how you can support adoptive families.

    9. Offer to host an ESL or Conversational English class in your church. Someone can come and train your church to teach ESL too.

    10. Gather in good condition clothing and take to the centers. Ask Forest Park about their "Good Samaritan Clothing Ministry".