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Ministry is a sacred privilege.
But sometimes it feels like balancing on a unicycle while juggling – and the unicycle is on fire.
One moment you are preparing sermons and discipling people. The next you are troubleshooting a livestream that sounds like a helicopter, digging through cables, or realizing the bulletin still says “Happy Easter” in July.
Pastors and leaders often carry more than they can handle. Small churches especially face the weight of limited staff and stretched budgets. “Good enough” becomes the ceiling. And burnout follows.
One moment you are preparing sermons and discipling people. The next you are troubleshooting a livestream that sounds like a helicopter, digging through cables, or realizing the bulletin still says “Happy Easter” in July.
Pastors and leaders often carry more than they can handle. Small churches especially face the weight of limited staff and stretched budgets. “Good enough” becomes the ceiling. And burnout follows.
Foundation.
I have been there.
My journey started as a teenager at a small Calvary Chapel church just outside Seattle. With no paid staff beyond the pastor, I led worship, ran sound, set up chairs, and learned the nuts and bolts (literally) of church-based ministry.
In the early 2000s, my wife and I traveled the country with our band, serving churches of every size. Later, I became a Music and Media Pastor and Elder in larger churches. The contexts changed, but the challenges were the same. Leaders were juggling too much and often lacked the support they needed.
Through every season one truth became clear: churches need help behind the scenes so they can stay focused on people and mission.
My journey started as a teenager at a small Calvary Chapel church just outside Seattle. With no paid staff beyond the pastor, I led worship, ran sound, set up chairs, and learned the nuts and bolts (literally) of church-based ministry.
In the early 2000s, my wife and I traveled the country with our band, serving churches of every size. Later, I became a Music and Media Pastor and Elder in larger churches. The contexts changed, but the challenges were the same. Leaders were juggling too much and often lacked the support they needed.
Through every season one truth became clear: churches need help behind the scenes so they can stay focused on people and mission.
Mission.
That is why I started Church Care.
We provide practical help in the areas churches struggle with most: websites, technology, administration, and operations. We are not here to replace your team but to walk beside you, offering support for one-time projects or ongoing needs.
Today, Church Care is a growing network of pastors, administrators, technologists, and creatives who bring both experience and a heart for the local church. We know the weight you carry because we have carried it too.
Our passion is simple: to strengthen churches of every size and season so that in everything, big or small, people see Jesus.
We provide practical help in the areas churches struggle with most: websites, technology, administration, and operations. We are not here to replace your team but to walk beside you, offering support for one-time projects or ongoing needs.
Today, Church Care is a growing network of pastors, administrators, technologists, and creatives who bring both experience and a heart for the local church. We know the weight you carry because we have carried it too.
Our passion is simple: to strengthen churches of every size and season so that in everything, big or small, people see Jesus.
To learn more about how we can serve your church specifically, please email me, call me, or schedule a discovery call. I’d love to meet you, hear how God is working in your church and see how we can help.
So grateful to serve, Rob Loomis; Founder Church Care
So grateful to serve, Rob Loomis; Founder Church Care
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"Rob at Church Care understands the needs of the Church, and he’s been consistently reliable to provide top-notch service.”
- Matt K.
Our Savior Lutheran Church
Tacoma WA.