If you are facing a challenge, have any questions, or want to serve as a volunteer, please call Carol Crowley at 407-876-4991, ext 262 or Dr. David Stephens, Minister of Nurture and Growth at 407-876-4991, ext. 233.

In case of an emergency involving the death of a loved one or a hospitalization, call 407-468-9418.

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• Offers support to our church family and the community
• Offers monthly meetings with information, resources, and fellowship
• Promotes community-wide cancer awareness events

• Visits nursing homes and medical facilities as a dog/owner team
• Conducts yearly a 12-week training program for therapy dogs with certificates upon successful completion
• Recruits participants from the community at large
• Requires a one year commitment

• Sends cards to those hospitalized and to bereaved families
• Arranges communion for shut-ins
• Places flowers in the sanctuary on Sundays in honor or in memory of loved ones
• Delivers sanctuary flowers to shut-ins on Mondays
• Places Care Notes and Upper Room devotional guides in information racks on campus
• Creates and places a weekly printed list of individuals' prayer requests in information racks on campus

• Offers support to our church family and the community
• Helps the chronically ill and their families cope
• Offers monthly meetings with information, resources and fellowship

• Provides support to anyone at any stage of divorce through weekly gatherings
• Helps the individual/family understand the stages and challenges of divorce

• Provides a reception for bereaved families and friends following a funeral or memorial service held at St. Luke's

• Provides care and support for families and individuals in crisis
• Provides meals and transportation as requested through a team of volunteers

• Provides emotional and spiritual support for those from our congregation or their family members who choose to serve in the United States military
• Offers prayers, emails and notes of encouragement, and care packages to those stationed throughout the world

• Promotes opportunities for full participation in worship and programs for persons with special needs
• Is dedicated to making the church campus and programs safe and accessible to all

• Assembles and distributes an information folder to new parents
• Places a rose on the baptismal font in celebration of a baby's arrival
• Offers parenting courses in conjunction with the Community Counseling Center
• Participates in monthly MOPS (Mothers Of Pre-Schoolers) meetings

• Prays in the chapel on Sundays between and during worship services
• Receives prayer requests submitted on the church website (see form below)
• Prays in the chapel on Monday mornings for those on the prayer list and submitted prayer requests

• Are children of God who walk beside a hurting person
• Are caring Christians who really listen and provide confidential one on one support
• Help meet the needs of those who are facing illness, loneliness, bereavement, job or spiritual crisis, etc.
• Perform hospital visitations
• Serve communion
• Receive extensive training in how to provide distinctively Christian care