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.

Click Here to Submit a Prayer Request Online.

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

• BuddyBreak is for children with special needs ages 3 years - 16 years and their siblings ages 4 years through fifth grade.
• Provides free on-site respite care once a month in partnership with St. Luke's and Nathaniel's Hope to bring hope and encouragement to families that have children with special needs ages 3 to 16 and their siblings up through the 5th grade.
• For volunteer information or to register a child click here.

• 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

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

• Allows the person to rediscover hope in life, process the emotions of loss, accept the changes that loss brings, release the adverse effects of grief and loss, and learn to trust in the goodness of life anew.

• Knits and crochets prayer shawls, newborn and preemie hats and blankets, and prayer squares.
• You don't have to be experienced in knitting or crocheting, just have a willingness to learn and an eagerness to create.
• Monthly meetings are held at 7:00 p.m. on the second Tuesday of the month in the Special Events Dining Room in Building C to collect, bless and distribute completed items.

• 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
• Hosts a monthly day program for adults with developmental disabilities. Volunteers and participants are welcome. Opening Doors Ministry Flyer

• 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
• Helps meet the needs of those who are facing illness, loneliness, bereavement, job or spiritual crisis, etc.
• Performs hospital visitations
• Serves communion
• Receives extensive training in how to provide distinctively Christian care
• Meeting time is from 6:30 p.m. to 9:00 pm in Building C Room 205/207.