Pastoral Care
St. Cyprian's provides comfort, encouragement and support to all of its members through various ministries of care and concern within the Parish. Pastoral Care ministries send parishioners out to call on other parishioners. The result is a wide reaching blessing hand during times of great joy and times of great sorrow.
St. Clare's Guild and Saturday Stitch-In
Anyone who is a stitcher or would like to become one is invited to join us on Wednesdays from 1:00 to 4:00. Free lessons available in knitting, crochet and cross stitch. We encourage all ages to come for fellowshp and crafting! (10 and under must be acompanied by an adult). Also, St. Clare's accepts donations of yarn for our prayer shawl ministry and potential Seafarer's Scarf ministry.
Contact Suzi Powell at 637.5922 or suzi.powell@suddenlink.net
Order of St. Luke the Physician
OSL is made up of lay people, clergy, and health care professionals who believe that healing is an essential part of the teaching and practice of our Lord Jesus Christ and that the healing ministry of Crist belongs in the Church
today. We believe that God uses many avenues for healing-some spiritual and some medical-ad that they should be supportive of one another. OSL meets Tuesdays at 7 PM.
Contact Jan Peterson at 240.1663 or janpete@suddenlink.net or Jayne McCurry at 632.2760 or pmccurry@consolidated.net
St. Martha's Guild
In the example of Martha, whose immense faith was allied with determined practicality, we in St. Martha’s Guild, by and through our faith in the Lord, seek to serve our fellow parishioners at St. Cyprian’s. Members of the Guild prepare and deliver a home-cooked meal to parishioners during times of need.
Contact Allison Moss at 853.3316 or allisonbatesmoss@gmail.com
Daughers of the King, St. Teresa of Avila chapter
The Order of the Daughters of the King® (DOK) is a spiritual sisterhood of women dedicated to a life of Prayer, Service and Evangelism. We have made a commitment to Jesus as our Savior, and we follow Him as Lord of our lives. We are an Order for women who are communicants of the Episcopal Church, churches in communion with it, or churches in the Historic Episcopate. Today our membership includes women in the Anglican, Episcopal, Lutheran (ELCA) and Roman Catholic churches.
St. Cyprian’s Chapter of DOK is committed to pray for those who ask. Our discipline is to pray daily for the rector and the parishioners who are on the church and confidential DOK list. If a parishioner wants the DOK to pray for them, confidentially they can complete a prayer card in the Narthex, and place in the locked box. We also provide service as the rector calls us to do to those in the parish. Evangelism is also part of our role as we wear a Greek cross as our ‘habit’ to demonstrate Christ’s light to the world.
Contact Laura Logan at 634.3058 or llogan@suddenlink.net
Lay Eucharistic Visitors
The clergy and lay pastoral ministers of St. Cyprian's Church visit hospitalized and shut-in parishioners to bring them news of the parish, to pray with them, and to administer the elements of Holy Eucharist. Each is a reminder of God's aiding presence through the hands and feet of His lay ministers in the parish.
Contact Deacon Ashley at 635.0758 or deacon@stcyprianschurch.org
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