Pastoral CarePastoral CareLay Visitation Lay Visitation MinistriesMinistries

Pastoral CarePastoral CareLay Visitation Lay Visitation MinistriesMinistries

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Lay Visitation TeamsLay Visitation Teams

Hospital and Nursing Home VisitationAfter Care VisitationBereaved Care VisitationHomebound VisitationLay Eucharistic MinistersNew Life Ministries

Hospital and Nursing Home VisitationAfter Care VisitationBereaved Care VisitationHomebound VisitationLay Eucharistic MinistersNew Life Ministries

Hospital Care andHospital Care andNursing Home VisitationNursing Home Visitation

Hospital Care andHospital Care andNursing Home VisitationNursing Home Visitation

Along with the clergy, lay volunteers visit parishioners in local hospitals, rehabilitation centers, nursing homes and senior residential facilities.

Along with the clergy, lay volunteers visit parishioners in local hospitals, rehabilitation centers, nursing homes and senior residential facilities.

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Volunteers are assigned parishioners who have been recently discharge from the hospital. The lay minister telephones the person at home and will often visit with food prepared by the Daughters of the Holy Cross.

Volunteers are assigned parishioners who have been recently discharge from the hospital. The lay minister telephones the person at home and will often visit with food prepared by the Daughters of the Holy Cross.

Bereaved Care VisitationBereaved Care VisitationBereaved Care VisitationBereaved Care Visitation

At the time of death of a parishioner a visitor is assigned to go to the home of the family and carry a bag of paper supplies. Often the lay visitor will offer support in many ways, from answering telephones, greeting people as they come by the house or preparing a meal for the family. Notes of condolence written on behalf of the parish are also apart of this ministry.

At the time of death of a parishioner a visitor is assigned to go to the home of the family and carry a bag of paper supplies. Often the lay visitor will offer support in many ways, from answering telephones, greeting people as they come by the house or preparing a meal for the family. Notes of condolence written on behalf of the parish are also apart of this ministry.

Homebound VisitationHomebound VisitationHomebound VisitationHomebound Visitation

For parishioners, who cannot come to church, lay visitors are assigned. These visitors go and see these people as often as they feel it is necessary. Food is also available for this ministry.

For parishioners, who cannot come to church, lay visitors are assigned. These visitors go and see these people as often as they feel it is necessary. Food is also available for this ministry.

Lay Eucharistic MinistersLay Eucharistic MinistersLay Eucharistic MinistersLay Eucharistic Ministers

Lay Eucharist Ministers are trained and licensed by the Diocese of Upper South Carolina. Each week following the 9:00 o’clock service (10:00 in summer) these ministers are sent from the altar to carry the sacrament to those who cannot attend church. They visit hospitals, nursing homes and individual homes, reminding the person visited by our action that though not present at worship, they are still an important part of Christ's body Trinity.

Lay Eucharist Ministers are trained and licensed by the Diocese of Upper South Carolina. Each week following the 9:00 o’clock service (10:00 in summer) these ministers are sent from the altar to carry the sacrament to those who cannot attend church. They visit hospitals, nursing homes and individual homes, reminding the person visited by our action that though not present at worship, they are still an important part of Christ's body Trinity.

New Life MinistriesNew Life MinistriesNew Life MinistriesNew Life Ministries

Lay Volunteers are assigned to shepherd expectant and new parents (via birth or adoption) through normal pregnancies and childbirth, difficult pregnancies, the birth of a special needs child, or the loss of a child. Families are nurtured through prayer, phone calls, literature, home and hospital visits, and meal preparation.

Lay Volunteers are assigned to shepherd expectant and new parents (via birth or adoption) through normal pregnancies and childbirth, difficult pregnancies, the birth of a special needs child, or the loss of a child. Families are nurtured through prayer, phone calls, literature, home and hospital visits, and meal preparation.

How to JoinHow to Join

The Rev. Canon Charles M. Davis Jr.+

Canon Pastor and Subdean

771-7300

If you would like to talk about any of these ministries and how your gifts may be best

used please call.

The Rev. Canon Charles M. Davis Jr.+

Canon Pastor and Subdean

771-7300

If you would like to talk about any of these ministries and how your gifts may be best

used please call.

The Rev. Canon Robert G. RiegelCanon Associate for Pastoral Care

771-7300

The Rev. Canon Robert G. RiegelCanon Associate for Pastoral Care

771-7300

Ellen LinderParish Nurse

771-7300

Ellen LinderParish Nurse

771-7300

Betty Humphries

After Care and Bereavement Care Visitation

781-8929

Betty Humphries

After Care and Bereavement Care Visitation

781-8929

Calvert Klopp

Hospital Care and Nursing Home Visitation

Homebound Visitation

736-5748

Calvert Klopp

Hospital Care and Nursing Home Visitation

Homebound Visitation

736-5748

Kaki Ziegler

New Life Ministries

799-2180

Kaki Ziegler

New Life Ministries

799-2180