Pastoral Christian Counseling
50-Minute Biblical Guidance, Compassionate Support, and a Path Toward Healing
Your Pastoral Counseling Session
Your one-on-one pastoral counseling session is a compassionate, confidential time dedicated to listening, biblical guidance, prayer, and spiritual encouragement. Whether you're navigating emotional struggles, relationship challenges, grief, or difficult seasons in life, this session provides a safe place to share what's on your heart, gain clarity, and explore practical steps toward healing and restoration through Christ.
When you choose your appointment time and complete your payment, your session is booked and confirmed, and you will receive your confirmation details automatically.
We encourage you to come prayerfully and expectantly. We will also be praying for you as you prepare for this time of ministry.
“He heals the brokenhearted and binds up their wounds.” Psalm 147:3
Please Note
Your appointment is reserved specifically for the date and time you select. All payments are final and non-refundable. Appointments cannot be rescheduled, transferred, credited toward another appointment, or moved to another date or time.
If you cancel, miss your appointment, arrive too late to complete the session, or are otherwise unable to attend at the scheduled time, the appointment and payment are forfeited. No refund, reschedule, replacement appointment, or credit will be issued.
By completing your booking and payment, you acknowledge and agree to these terms.
Pastoral Care & Ministry Disclosure
Services provided by Timothy Tomlinson Ministries are pastoral and spiritual in nature and are limited to Christian pastoral care, prayer, inner healing, spiritual guidance, and spiritual deliverance.
Pastor Timothy Tomlinson is a non-licensed Christian pastoral counselor. Services are not provided as a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) or Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT) and do not constitute psychotherapy, professional mental-health treatment, medical treatment, diagnosis, or other licensed clinical services.
These ministry services are not intended to replace care from a licensed mental-health professional, physician, or other qualified healthcare provider when such care is appropriate.
Oregon law provides an exemption from professional counseling and marriage-and-family-therapy licensing requirements for a recognized member of the clergy acting in a ministerial capacity under ORS 675.825(3)(b).
Arizona law likewise provides an exception from behavioral-health licensure requirements for a rabbi, priest, minister, or member of the clergy when the services performed are within the scope of regular or specialized ministerial duties and the person remains accountable to the established authority of the church, denomination, or sect under A.R.S. § 32-3271(A)(3).