Moving from fear to hope
A diagnosis of cancer or obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) can trigger an avalanche of questions and feelings:
"I can't believe it."
"I'm scared."
"What's treatment like?"
"Is God punishing me?"
"How will this affect my family?"
"Will I get through this?"
But Willow Creek's support groups (hosted at our South Barrington location) can help you survive and thrive during your journey. Whether you are directly or indirectly affected by a cancer or OCD diagnosis, Willow Creek's support groups are a safe place for individuals—and their families—to share with one another, support one another, and learn together from their experiences.
CANCER SUPPORT
Cancer Support helps adults cope with the emotional, spiritual, relational, and physical challenges that may accompany a cancer diagnosis. Through large-group teaching, a devotional time, and small-group discussion, participants can experience joy, hope, and healing in this caring, Christ-centered community.
Cancer Support gatherings
Cancer Support meets from 10–11:30 a.m. on most second and fourth Saturdays of each month in Room B205 at Willow South Barrington. Confirm room location at lobby monitors.
2018 Dates: January 13 & 27; February 10 & 24; March 10 & 24; April 14 (no group April 28); May 12 (no group May 26); June 9; June 23 (annual picnic); July 14 & 28; (no group August 11) August 25; September 8 & 22; October 13 & 27; November 10 (no group November 24); December 8 (no group December 22).
Questions?
Email [email protected] to learn more.
Bi-weekly meetings
OCD Support meets from 1:15–3:15 p.m. on the second and fourth Sunday of every month, in Room F175 at Willow Creek’s South Barrington campus, unless otherwise noted on lobby monitors.
Pastoral Care at Willow Wheaton
Willow Wheaton pastor-on-call: (630) 221-9500
