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Pastoral Care & Prayer

Every need seen, every commitment kept.

Pastoral care is the ministry that happens one person at a time. Faith360 gives pastors and care teams a private space to log prayer requests, record care visits and counselling sessions, and maintain the ongoing notes that make the difference between a one-off visit and genuine, sustained care. All records in this module are confidential, visible only to those with the care team role, and never surfaced in general member views.

  • Prayer request management
  • Care visit logging
  • Counselling session records
  • Confidential pastoral notes
  • Open and resolved cases
  • Care team assignment
  1. 1Receive and track prayer requests
  2. 2Log care visits with detailed notes
  3. 3Manage counselling sessions
  4. 4Maintain confidential pastoral records
  5. 5Assign care cases to team members
  6. 6Close cases and review outcomes
1

Receive and track prayer requests

Members submit prayer requests through the member portal, or a pastor enters them directly from a conversation. Each request is logged with the member, the nature of the need, and the date received. The prayer team sees all open requests and marks them answered when the situation resolves.

2

Log care visits with detailed notes

Before or after visiting a member in hospital, at home, or in difficult circumstances, a pastor opens a care visit record and writes up what was shared and agreed. Visit notes are timestamped and attached to the member record so any care team member picking up the case has the full picture before they go.

3

Manage counselling sessions

For members going through an ongoing process — grief support, marriage preparation, recovery, or another journey requiring multiple sessions — a counselling case holds all session notes together in one place. The pastor sees the arc of the relationship, not just the last visit.

4

Maintain confidential pastoral records

Everything in the pastoral care module is confidential: only users with the care team or pastor role can open it. Member profiles in the general directory show no trace of care activity, and there is no route by which a fellow member, administrator, or volunteer sees pastoral notes that are not theirs to see.

5

Assign care cases to team members

When a need is beyond one pastor’s capacity or falls into a specialist’s area, it can be assigned to another care team member. The assigned person sees it in their queue and is responsible for the next follow-up. Reassignment is tracked so there is always an owner.

6

Close cases and review outcomes

When a care need is resolved — a member recovers, a counselling journey concludes, a crisis passes — the case is closed with a closing note. Closed cases remain in the record as historical context and can be reopened if the need returns. Leadership can review care activity over a period to understand the pastoral load the team is carrying.

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