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The Daughters of the King is an Order for women in the Episcopal Church with Chapters in the Roman Catholic Church and in the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. Daughters are dedicated to prayer and service for Christ's sake.  DOK normally meets twice a month on Monday evenings. 
  They engage in study, prayer and service, including a ministry of writing to those for whom they pray.  They also provide receptions after funerals and memorial services. 

For more information
please contact Pam Boston at 476-2493.

St. Luke's Guild - This social and service organization for women has been part of St. Luke's from its earliest days.  .  Meetings are held quarterly.  The Guild also sponsors rummage sales and other money-making projects.  Funds raised go to ministries within and beyond the Church   For information about the Guild, contact Krista Yilek at 955-5282. 

Parish Nurse Ministry Francis Osborne, R.N. is our Parish Nurse.  The program is designed to promote good health practices among parishioners and to assist in helping anyone with health difficulties.  It is not here to replace any existing health care, but to compliment the health care you receive.  The work of the Parish Nurse includes helping parishioners access the Sacraments and the prayers of other members of the congregation.  

Our Francis is available after services on the first Sunday of each month and every Thursday, from 10 AM till noon.    

 

  Enabling them to remain as active within the parish as their individual health allows, so that they may receive love and support from all members; helping parishioners interpret and understand medical issues; and promoting good health through classes, projects, and the dissemination of general information on health-related issues.

Francis also writes a column in Luke's Log, our monthly St. Luke's Church newsletter.

Prayer Chain and Intercessory Prayers.  Members of the Prayer Chair are ready to pray in cases of urgent need:  accidents, serious illnesses, and other life-disrupting events.  Prayers continue until no longer needed.  For prayer requests call the church office at 465-2493.    For information on participating in the Prayer Chain call Sheilah McCrackin at 476-8240. 

Lay Eucharist Ministers - Licensed by the Bishop, LEM's assist the priest. They serve Eucharist, read lessons and lead the congregation in the prayers of the people. With additional training, LEM's may take communion to shut-ins after church on Sundays.    For more information, contact Sheilah McCrackin at 476-8240.

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