North Park Church is a place where people care for one another in time of need. Each member can serve through a coordinated care ministry known as the Network of Care. The Network of Care was established and functions under the auspices of the Deacons Mercy Team and currently, the Network of Care has focused on five (5) areas of physical needs: 

1. Meals (providing meals in the appropriate manner and schedule to serve the individual)

2. Visitation (scheduling those who want to visit so it best fits the schedule of the person in need)

3. Transportation (providing transportation to visit a loved one, for doctor visits, go to the pharmacy, go to church)

4. Home Cleaning (sweeping, dusting, laundry, etc.)

5. Simple Home Maintenance and Yard Work (changing filters, small repairs, winterizing, mowing, leaf raking, etc.)

The current focus is on serving those who have limitations or special needs due to family illnesses, hospital stays, prolonged recovery or rehabilitation, or who are otherwise homebound or in long term care facilities.

Developing the Network of Care process is assuring that:

• Needs are being met in a timely and efficient manor.

• People in need clearly understand what will be provided. As we focus is on coming alongside the person, not just supplying for the need, we are avoiding any misunderstandings/confusion, duplication of efforts, and/or unintentional burden to the person/family needing assistance.

• The members of NPC are more confident that needs are being met.

• The members of NPC share the opportunity of meeting the needs.

Other care ministries for the members of North park church include:

• Good Samaritan Fund – temporary financial aid for special needs

• Care Packages – goods donated and sent to military personnel and college students

• Life Resources – booklets on a variety of life issues, such as anger, grief, and suffering