CARE
We believe that spiritual growth and healing take place as we engage the Word of God, follow His Spirit, and walk in community with one another—rejoicing, grieving, and carrying burdens together.
One of the primary ways we live this out is through Home Groups. If you are not currently part of a Home Group, we encourage you to get connected—please visit jicc.us/homegroups to learn more.
If you need care beyond what your Home Group provides, we invite you to complete one of our gender-specific care forms, or the Marriage Care Form for marriage support.
Our Care Coordinators (see below) will review your submission and follow up with you.
One of the primary ways we live this out is through Home Groups. If you are not currently part of a Home Group, we encourage you to get connected—please visit jicc.us/homegroups to learn more.
If you need care beyond what your Home Group provides, we invite you to complete one of our gender-specific care forms, or the Marriage Care Form for marriage support.
Our Care Coordinators (see below) will review your submission and follow up with you.
Robby McGlohn - Male Care Coordinator
ABOUT:
Robby and Karren started attending JICC in 2015, they have two adopted sons (one of which has special needs) and 7 grand-children. Robby has walked with the Lord since 1974 when God called him out of the darkness and into His marvelous light. Robby and his wife Karren have been married for over 52 years and served the body of Christ by: encouraging and helping others to grow in their personal love for God, love for His Word, and love for one another. Robby has functioned as a Deacon, Homegroup leader, as a personal coach, and as a counselor in various care ministries. In 1984 he was introduced to formal Biblical Counseling and has since worked as an encourager to plant and water good seed and then to stand with others as God gives the growth. Robby and Karen have been through the Change that Sticks training with Lowcountry Biblical Counseling Center and was also trained in Nouthetic Counseling at a church he attended in 2006 while living in Virginia. Over the years, Robby has seen God change lives to overcome personal problems such as depression, anxiety, anger, bitterness, addiction, and guilt. Robby’s goal as a care coordinator and counselor is to see personal growth and maturity which allows others to walk in a manner glorifying God and enjoying Him forever.
Robby and Karren started attending JICC in 2015, they have two adopted sons (one of which has special needs) and 7 grand-children. Robby has walked with the Lord since 1974 when God called him out of the darkness and into His marvelous light. Robby and his wife Karren have been married for over 52 years and served the body of Christ by: encouraging and helping others to grow in their personal love for God, love for His Word, and love for one another. Robby has functioned as a Deacon, Homegroup leader, as a personal coach, and as a counselor in various care ministries. In 1984 he was introduced to formal Biblical Counseling and has since worked as an encourager to plant and water good seed and then to stand with others as God gives the growth. Robby and Karen have been through the Change that Sticks training with Lowcountry Biblical Counseling Center and was also trained in Nouthetic Counseling at a church he attended in 2006 while living in Virginia. Over the years, Robby has seen God change lives to overcome personal problems such as depression, anxiety, anger, bitterness, addiction, and guilt. Robby’s goal as a care coordinator and counselor is to see personal growth and maturity which allows others to walk in a manner glorifying God and enjoying Him forever.
Dawn Dausman - Female Care Coordinator
ABOUT:
Dawn Dausman and her family live on Johns Island. She and her husband, Brian, have been members of JICC for over 15 years and married for over 23 years. Her husband, Brian, has served as an elder at JICC and they have led Home Groups together. She has a Masters in Communication, and has worked in marketing, events, and administrative roles, including more recently as the former JICC Children's Director, and the former JICS Admissions Director. She also is a certified BodyBarre instructor, and currently leads classes at the church and school, as well as a studio on Johns Island. In addition to this, she has led various women’s bible studies over the years, most recently teaching the Overcoming Anxiety class to women that is provided by Share the Struggle. She has a heart for women and is deeply grateful for the opportunity to serve in her current capacity at the church as the Women’s Care Coordinator.
Dawn Dausman and her family live on Johns Island. She and her husband, Brian, have been members of JICC for over 15 years and married for over 23 years. Her husband, Brian, has served as an elder at JICC and they have led Home Groups together. She has a Masters in Communication, and has worked in marketing, events, and administrative roles, including more recently as the former JICC Children's Director, and the former JICS Admissions Director. She also is a certified BodyBarre instructor, and currently leads classes at the church and school, as well as a studio on Johns Island. In addition to this, she has led various women’s bible studies over the years, most recently teaching the Overcoming Anxiety class to women that is provided by Share the Struggle. She has a heart for women and is deeply grateful for the opportunity to serve in her current capacity at the church as the Women’s Care Coordinator.
Charles & Irene Weeks - Marriage Care Coordinators
ABOUT:
Charles and Irene live on James Island and have 3 children and 2 grandchildren. They were both born and raised in Charleston. Charles is an ordained minister and served in a pastoral role for 13 years. Charles and Irene are also home group leaders at JICC. They are certified marriage mentors as well as certified facilitators through SYMBIS (Saving Your Marriage Before it Starts.). They direct the local volunteer team for the Weekend to Remember, which is a marriage conference hosted by Family Life. Charles and Irene have led various marriage classes and have spoken at marriage workshops. They have a passion for marriages and desire to help couples have a Christ centered, Gospel portraying marriage that will leave a godly legacy for years to come.
Charles and Irene live on James Island and have 3 children and 2 grandchildren. They were both born and raised in Charleston. Charles is an ordained minister and served in a pastoral role for 13 years. Charles and Irene are also home group leaders at JICC. They are certified marriage mentors as well as certified facilitators through SYMBIS (Saving Your Marriage Before it Starts.). They direct the local volunteer team for the Weekend to Remember, which is a marriage conference hosted by Family Life. Charles and Irene have led various marriage classes and have spoken at marriage workshops. They have a passion for marriages and desire to help couples have a Christ centered, Gospel portraying marriage that will leave a godly legacy for years to come.