Capernaum Community health
About Us
OUR MISSION
We seek to serve the South Lyon area community who, for whatever reason, currently find themselves uninsured or unable to access medical care.



Clinics & Care
We strive to demonstrate the love of Jesus in South Lyon, MI by providing caring and compassionate medical and dental services for the people of our community who otherwise may not have access to it.
Our clinic is for anyone in the South Lyon area who does not have adequate health care coverage to meet their needs. We seek to serve those people who, for whatever reason, currently find themselves uninsured or unable to access medical care.
To this end, we offer several week-long clinics each year. Our services are free for those in need. For appointments or more information, please call (947) 229-0903.
Our History
In 2011, churches across South Lyon and Metro Detroit joined together to share the love of Jesus through kindenss, by providing free medical and dental clinics to people in the community for the E.A.C.H. (Everyone a chance to hear) initiative. In 2013, many of those providers, pastoral staff, and community members decided to create a nonprofit entity with the purpose of helping the local community heal.
Over time, the organization has seen many changes, set backs, and jouyous celebrations, but the mission remains the same.
Each year, our clinics impact hundreds people and our financial impact is in the hundreds of thousands of dollars.
Board of Directors

Rev. Mary McInnes
President

Pastor Joe Muzzi
Vice President

Dr. Cherie Trembath
Medical Director

Katy Doyle-Hohf
Executive Director

Joni Castelli
Secretary

Tim Yarde
Treasurer

Char Baker
Board Member

Rev. Alan Conrow
Board Member

Gordon Kummer
Board Member
Board Members Not Pictured
Our vision for the future
With the help of donors, volunteers, and community members, we hope to continue our mission to serve the underserved in our community to the best of our ability and to share Jesus’ love through sacrifice, kindness, and continued support.
