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"All praise to the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ.  He is the source of every mercy and the God who comforts us.  He comforts us in all our troubles so that we can comfort others.  When others are troubled, we will be able to give them the same comfort God has given us."
  -- 1 Corinthians 11:27-28

 

PrayerMany times in life we...

  • encounter difficulties that seem overwhelming

  • face decision and are unsure of how to best proceed

  • need someone to help guide us in how to move forward according to God's principles

 

That's why the church is here.

 

 

HOW DO I RECEIVE PRAYER @ PLEASANT VALLEY?

Our desire is to pray for the needs of those in our church and community:

  • Prayer is available at the conclusion of most of our services.

  • If you have a need that you would like our intercessors, staff, and congregation to pray for, send us an email.  Please be sure to include your full name and phone number.

  • If you have a need for physical healing and would like the Elder's to pray with you, please contact the church office so that an appointment can be arranged.

  • We have a Praise & Healing Service on the first Sunday intended specifically to meet prayer needs.

  • If you have an EMERGENCY prayer need, please contact Pat (860-536-0693) or Ruth (860-442-9293)with your prayer requests.

 

HOW DO I RECEIVE PASTORAL CARE @ PLEASANT VALLEY?

If you have a need beyond prayer, you can meet with one of our pastors and/or deacons to discuss your need and determine a course of action.

To receive pastoral care at Pleasant Valley, simply call the church office (860-446-1616) and describe your need for assistance.

  • The pastor and/or deacon best suited to help will be assigned to you.

  • The assigned person will call you to speak with you personally about your situation and will schedule a time to meet, if necessary.

  • Together, you and the assigned person will prayerfully assess the best steps/course of action for you to take.

  • If deemed appropriate, you may be referred to a professional Christian counselor for more in-depth and on-going counseling.

 

NOTE: 
Pleasant Valley pastors will not meet privately, behind closed doors with members of the opposite sex.