The ministry of outreach—heeding God’s call to serve our community and the world—is central to our vitality and health as the Body of Christ. Christ’s command to care for the least among us is not the only reason for our care and acts of faith: We are promised new life when we give of ourselves by following Christ and participating in the kingdom of God by breaking out among us and in our lives.
Join us in working, praying, and giving to spread the kingdom of God. Your time, your prayers and your gifts are all needed as we strive to be Christ’s hands and feet in the world.
This lay-led pastoral care team, is guided by the Rule of St. Benedict, and especially his call to cultivate balance and harmony in prayer, worship, silence, holy reading, and serving others. These trained care givers extend the capacity of our parish to nurture a community centered on spiritual encouragement, grace, comfort and hope. Contact: Terri Horanic
LEVs bring the sacramental presence of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, to members of our parish who cannot come to church at regular service times because of illness or infirmity.
They receive training from the Diocese. Before a LEV is assigned to visit, they must undergo a background check and complete The Episcopal Church's Safe Church training on engaging with at-risk and vulnerable populations.