Crestview Compassion seeks to engage people with the gospel by providing
relational life coaching, discipling, and connecting applicants to helpful resources.
LIFE COACHING
Crestview Compassion is a gospel-centered program that trains men and women in a theology of work, job readiness, soft skills, and conflict resolution; prepares them for the workforce; and provides counseling and help with many other areas of life:
Job Training
Counseling Services
Addiction and Substance Abuse
Pregnancy Resources
Food and clothing assistance
Financial Education
Our program focuses primarily on holistic life coaching by connecting you with a mentor. Immediate financial assistance is not our primary purpose. Our desire is to help resource you to build a solid foundation for your future that is grounded in the gospel.
Over time, applicants who engage in our process, develop relationships with their mentor, and meet consistently may be able to receive financial assistance. These decisions are made by a team, not by the mentors themselves. Financial assistance is considered in situations where applicants show consistent initiative in establishing core elements of a solid future.
In need of immediate assistance?
We love developing relationships with applicants and their families that lead to long-term, sustainable health. However, we also know that not everyone desires to engage in this process. If you need immediate, urgent assistance, utilize the following resources for a variety of assistance programs: Spalding County Collaborative, Pike County Family Connection. Many of the resources listed in these directories are able to assist applicants no matter their county of residence.
READY TO APPLY?
Step One:
Submit a Crestview Compassion Application:
Step Two:
You will have an initial meeting with one of our pastors, who will get to know you, hear your story, and help to determine your needs.
Step Three:
Afterward, you will be paired with a trained mentor who will contact you and set up times you can begin meeting to discuss your needs and read the Bible together.
Step Four:
As you meet with your mentor, our Compassion Team can determine the next steps to best assist you with building a foundation for your future.
“But Peter said, “I have no silver and gold, but what I do have I give to you...”
members of crestview
Does a friend or family member need help with adoption costs, or maybe a family has experienced a terrible tragedy like a house fire?
As a member of Crestview, you can submit a recommendation to the Compassion team on behalf of someone else whom you know is in need.
Use the link below to get started.