Providence Soul Care is the biblical counseling ministry of Providence. Our counselors bring Scripture and the good news of Jesus to bear on real struggles, helping individuals and couples know and trust Christ in the middle of them.
“…the Father of mercies and God of all comfort, who comforts us in all our affliction, so that we may be able to comfort those who are in any affliction.”2 Corinthians 1:3–4 (ESV)
Soul Care offers personal, Scripture-based help with struggles such as suffering, conflict, anxiety, addiction, grief, patterns of sin, and challenges in marriage or parenting. The goal is to help you understand your situation in light of Scripture and take genuine steps of faith and obedience, with the support of your church family.
Soul Care is not medical care, psychiatry, psychology, or licensed therapy, and our counselors do not diagnose mental illness. Biblical counseling can continue alongside medical or clinical care, and we encourage you to seek that care when it's needed.
Fill out the interest form or email us, and a team member will follow up about next steps.
Your counselor begins by listening to your story and your concerns.
Sessions include prayer, conversation, and Scripture, addressing what you love, fear, believe, and worship.
You'll leave with practical homework. Meetings are usually weekly at first, then every other week. However, these are always assessed case-by-case.
Soul Care currently prioritizes members and regular attendees of Providence. We counsel adults, couples, and children or teens (with a parent or guardian involved and an advocate present at every session). Those who aren't Christians are welcome if they're willing to engage with Scripture, though our counsel is explicitly Christian.
Counseling is free for members of Providence. For non-members, sessions are $75 each. We do not accept insurance or provide documentation for insurance reimbursement.
Our counselors are trained members of Providence serving under the oversight of church leadership. Their training ranges from lay counselors to counselors certified through the Association of Biblical Counselors (ABC).
Conversations are handled with care and discretion. Church leadership may be involved when there are concerns about safety, abuse, harm to self or others, or serious unrepentant sin. When counseling ends, ongoing care continues through the wider church body.
Fill out our interest form, or email soulcare@providencetx.org, and someone from our team will follow up with you.
Interest formSoul Care is not equipped for emergencies. If you or someone you know is in danger, call 911. You can also call or text 988 to reach the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline any time.
Our next ABC Equipped to Counsel course begins in January 2027. Training is open to members of Providence. Questions? Email Eric Rokohl at eric@providencetx.org.