Sunday, and every other day

Church transportation, because faith communities are healthcare too

Nobody should lose their congregation because they lost their car keys

For many riders, the weekly service is the strongest social connection they have. Losing the ability to drive should not quietly end it.

Van parked outside a neighbourhood brick church on a Sunday morning

02Why this ride matters

The most under-served trip in senior transportation

Medical transportation gets arranged because a doctor is waiting. The Sunday service has no appointment reminder, no case manager and no insurance code, so it quietly disappears from a rider's week.

The health effect of that disappearance is real. Isolation compounds every other condition, and for many older adults a congregation is the only place they are noticed every seven days.

Jomia treats church trips with exactly the same structure as a medical booking: confirmed pickup, assistance to the door, and a return trip that exists before the rider leaves home.

03Who it is for

Trips within the life of a congregation

01

Weekly worship services

Standing Sunday or Saturday bookings at the same time each week.

02

Midweek gatherings

Bible study, choir practice and volunteer commitments.

03

Funerals and memorials

Trips arranged at short notice on difficult days.

04

Community events

Church suppers, holiday services and fellowship gatherings.

Passenger being helped down from a van outside a church

04The Jomia experience

What travelling with Jomia actually feels like

Weekend availability

Saturday service hours and arranged Sunday trips for regular worshippers.

Accessible

Ramp-equipped vehicles so a wheelchair is not a reason to stay home.

Same standard

The care given to a hospital transfer, applied to a Sunday morning.

05How it works

Four steps between the phone call and the front door

  1. 1

    01

    Set the weekly time

    A standing booking for the service you attend.

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    02

    Collected at home

    Assisted boarding with time to arrive before the service starts.

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    03

    Dropped at the door

    At the accessible entrance rather than across the car park.

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    04

    Home afterwards

    Return arranged with allowance for coffee and conversation after.

06Care and company

A ride that treats the person, not just the destination

The service ends at a set time; the fellowship afterwards does not. Return pickups allow for the conversations that are often the real reason the trip matters, and riders are not made to rush out mid-sentence.

Standing weekly service bookings

Wheelchair accessible vehicles

Drop-off at the accessible entrance

Return timing that allows for fellowship

Short-notice arrangements for funerals

For funerals and memorial services, arrangements are handled quietly and with the timing flexibility that a difficult day requires.

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Empty wooden pews lit by morning daylight

Section 07 · Door to door

Church Transportation handled by people who wait, walk beside you and drive you home again

08What you get

Included with church transportation

01

Connection

A weekly community stays part of a rider's life.

02

Dignified

Arriving at the door, on time, without being anyone's burden.

03

Reliable

The same arrangement every week without a weekly phone call.

04

Inclusive

Accessibility that does not stop at the clinic door.

09Related services

Rides that often go together

All services

10Where we drive

Church Transportation across Virginia, from a base in Woodbridge

Jomia operates out of Woodbridge and drives daily through the Virginia medical corridors. If your pickup address or destination sits further out in Virginia, call and we will confirm availability honestly before you rely on it.

WoodbridgeDale CityLake RidgeDumfriesOccoquanManassasSpringfieldAlexandriaFairfaxArlington
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Passenger van waiting on a quiet residential street

Questions, answered

Church Transportation: questions we hear in Woodbridge

Office hours are Monday to Friday and Saturday morning, and Sunday is listed as closed. Sunday service trips can often still be arranged in advance for regular riders, so call (571) 580-3193 during the week to discuss it rather than assuming either way.

Yes. A standing weekly booking is the usual arrangement for worship trips.

Accessible vehicles are available for church trips. Mention the chair type when booking so the right vehicle is assigned.

Return timing is flexible. Call when you are ready, or agree a generous return window at booking that allows for coffee afterwards.

Small group trips can sometimes be arranged. Call with the number of riders and their addresses and we will tell you what is possible.

Yes, including at short notice where we have availability. Tell us the service time and the cemetery if there is a graveside element.

The driver assists to the entrance and, where the church allows and it helps, just inside the door. Ushers usually take over from there.

Ready when you are

Let's get your church transportation covered

Tell us the details of your ride and we'll help you plan the transportation you need.

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