How should a visit to the sick be done? Be ready to listen, have the right attitude, and share a relevant message with prayer.

This article looks at the consolation of the sick through the ages. The author also discusses a treatise, The Consolation of the Sick, that was written for the purpose of guiding people on their death bed. The article ends with important pastoral guidelines when counselling a dying person.

Everyone who is sick longs for healing. What happens if healing does not come? How can a Christian live with sickness? This article gives comfort by pointing us to the hope we have in Christ.

This series of articles calls Christians to display the works of mercy described in Matthew 25:31-46. This article focuses on the call to visit the sick.

Part of the task of elders in caring for the church is visiting the sick. In this article the author shows why such a house visitation is needed, and what should be the purpose of it. The author discusses the role of the elder in bringing the Word and praying for healing for the sick.

The work of the deacons is primarily to show how God addresses the needs of His people through the Word. Therefore, their work is linked with the Word. This article shows how the deacons must bring the Word to the needy, the poor and the sick.

Caring for the dying and the mourning is the pastor’s and the church member's loving duty.

This article is about showing the love of Christ for someone that is ill or in hospital. It talks about the effects of hospitalization, and good etiquette when visiting the sick.