Care for your lonely & elderly — without burning out your volunteers
I'm Pastor Simon — and I know exactly how it feels. After decades in local church ministry, I've seen the gap we all carry in our hearts: we want so deeply to wrap love around our elderly, our housebound, our lonely ones… but we're stretched too thin. Volunteers are few. Schedules are full. And too often, precious people get overlooked.
That's why I created MyChurchCalls — a simple, warm daily befriending service that helps your church:
- Keep consistent, loving contact with every vulnerable member
- Free your volunteers to focus on meaningful visits
- Give families true peace of mind — every single day
Or reply to me directly — I will answer you personally. I'm not a bot, just another pastor who cares.
Simple, gentle, reliable
A genuine daily call
A short, encouraging devotional followed by a warm wellbeing check-in — a call they look forward to, not another ring to ignore.
Missed-call alerts
If someone doesn't answer, your pastoral team and their family are notified straight away — so no-one is ever overlooked.
Your team freed
Volunteers focus on visits and fellowship, not daily check-ins. The routine contact is quietly taken care of.
Hear your free call in the next minute
Pop in a phone number and email and we'll ring straight away with a real sample — a warm greeting, a short devotional and the one-key check-in. It's completely free, and there's no better way to see why families and churches love it.
Not another burden — a true partnership
This isn't meant to be something else to manage. It's meant to be something that serves you. There are people already in your congregation who will love being part of this ministry. And as they step forward, others in your church family are freed up to champion new areas of service and outreach. Everyone gets to play their part.
We provide everything you need:
Peace of mind for the families who love them
So many sons and daughters lie awake wondering: did anyone speak to Mum today? Is Dad okay? MyChurchCalls answers that question every single morning — a warm call marks their loved one safe, and if a call is ever missed, the family is told at once. It's the quiet reassurance that lets a whole family breathe again.
- You know they're okay — every single day
- You're the first to know the moment a call is missed
- They feel loved and remembered — never monitored
Reach the people your church would never otherwise meet
Here it becomes something far greater than a check-in. Offer MyChurchCalls free to the lonely and elderly right across your town — not only your members, but the forgotten ones with no church at all. Every day, a gentle devotional and a caring voice reaches into homes the gospel has never entered. Doors open that no knock ever could. People who might never step through your doors are met, loved and remembered — in Jesus' name, every single day.
This is how a whole community discovers that the church still cares.
Faithful. Doable. Loved.
This is exactly what we've been looking for — simple, faithful, doable.
— Pastor James, Tennessee
We tried organising calls ourselves and it fell apart. MyChurchCalls made it possible in an afternoon.
— Pastor Elaine, Alabama
It's not the technology that matters — it's knowing someone cares enough to call every day.
— Pastor Mark, Georgia
Several of our housebound folk now say the daily call is the highlight of their morning. It's given our whole fellowship a gentle way to keep everyone included.
— Rev. David, Yorkshire, UK
It has quietly transformed how we care for our older members — and freed our volunteers for the visits that really matter. A blessing to our parish.
— Rev. Michael, County Cork, Ireland
From one pastor to anotherNo one should feel forgotten in God's house
I'm retired from local church ministry — but God hasn't finished with any of us yet. I built MyChurchCalls because I believe no one should feel forgotten in God's house. And I believe you shouldn't have to carry it all alone. Let's make sure every precious member in your church knows they truly belong.
Questions? Just reach out — I write back personally. With warmest regards, Pastor Simon.