The CARE Team
| Care Team Brochure | Sexual Ethics Policy | Safe Sanctuaries Policy | Safe Sanctuaries Check-List | Safe Sanctuaries Training Presentation |
A Covenant of Accountability and Responsibility
Upcoming Training Events
Clergy and laity are encouraged to attend any of these trainings, CEUs are offered for all
| A group of Conference clergy and laity dedicated to meeting the challenges created by alleged sexual misconduct. We marshal all available resources in support of the individuals or congregations affected in order to insure they receive the best possible:: | Care |
| Advocacy | |
| Response | |
| Empowerment |
| The CARE Team exists to help people and congregations recover from allegations of sexual misconduct, working with them to overcome the feelings of betrayal and distrust in order to move toward a condition of: | Understanding |
| Reconciliation | |
| Wholeness |
| The CARE team works with individuals and congregations to resolve crisis and foster healing. While the process that investigates complaints of alleged sexual misconduct is directed by the office of the Bishop and not part of the CARE teams mission, we are a resource to provide care and assistance to persons and congregations in order to avoid incidents of sexual misconduct or mitigate the damage caused by such incidents. | Prevention |
| Intervention | |
| Restoration |
District Safe Sanctuaries Contacts:
Dover: Jim Kells, 570-239-0365, kellsj94@gmail.com
Easton: Ms. Maggie Mayo. Member of St. Mark's UMC, Easton. Phone 410-924-3672, mmayo@goeaston.net
Salisbury:
Wilmington: