BCC Care Network · Care Partner
Walk alongside someone
through a counseling season
A Care Partner is one person — a pastor, elder, deacon, group leader, lay biblical counselor, or trusted friend — who walks alongside someone receiving counseling at BCC, so their care stays connected to the life of the church.
- Free · no cost to join
- About 10 minutes · start to finish
- For individuals · no churchwide decision required
How becoming a Care Partner works
Create your free BCC Cares account, complete the brief orientation, and begin walking alongside someone with practical support from BCC.
Step 1 · Join
Create your free account
Tell us a little about yourself and create your Care Partner account. Your account gives you a place in the BCC Cares Training Community.
Step 2 · Orient
Complete the brief orientation
Watch the two short orientation videos and complete the required Care Partner forms. The orientation prepares you for a clear and healthy partnership.
Step 3 · Walk
Start walking alongside someone
Support someone through a counseling season so their care remains connected to prayer, discipleship, friendship, and the life of their local church.
What Care Partners receive
There is no cost to be a Care Partner. BCC wants everyone receiving counseling to have someone from their own church walking with them.
Partnership
- Referral partnership with BCC counseling centers
- Someone at BCC to ask when you are unsure what to do next
Training & Resources
- Care articles and practical tools from BCC
- A place in the BCC Cares Training Community
- Free and low-cost training opportunities
Ongoing Support
- Invitations to Care Network trainings and webinars
Counseling should support the church,
not replace it.
Become a Care Partner and help someone’s counseling remain connected to the people who will know and care for them long after counseling ends.
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