"Suppose one of you has a hundred sheep and loses one of them. Does he not leave the ninety-nine in the open country and go after the lost sheep until he finds it?"
Luke 15:4
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"Suppose one of you has a hundred sheep and loses one of them. Does he not leave the ninety-nine in the open country and go after the lost sheep until he finds it?" Luke 15:4 |
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Pastoral Counseling MinistryPastoral counseling is offered to those who need to grow spiritually through individual meetings with a member of the Clergy or other qualified persons. Referral to mental health professionals is also available. Contact: Church Office (858-538-1267) Hospital and Homebound VisitationPlease notify the Church Office when you or a family member will be in the hospital since they do not make that information available to us. Clergy and Lay Visitors will visit regularly if called upon. Lay Eucharistic Ministers or a priest may bring Holy Communion to homebound and hospitalized parishioners following the Eucharist on Sunday morning. Contact: Church Office (858-538-1267) Intercessory Prayer and Prayer ChainEach Sunday bulletin lists the names of persons who have requested prayers for strength, healing, thanksgiving and other special needs. These prayers are offered at worship services on Saturday and Sunday, and daily, by individuals on our prayer chain who pray for those who request it. Contact: Church Office (858-538-1267) Email DevotionalA weekly devotional can be emailed to you at your request. Contact: Church Office (858-538-1267) Order of St. LukeThe International Order of St. Luke the Physician (OSL) is made up of clergy, health professionals, and lay people who believe healing is an essential part of the teaching and practice of our Lord Jesus Christ and that the healing ministry of Christ belongs in the Church today. It is an interdenominational Christian order of faith, prayer, and service. The order believes that God uses many avenues for healing - some spiritual and some medical - and that they should be supportive of one another. The order seeks to restore the apostolic practice of healing as taught and demonstrated by Jesus Christ; promote the practice of holding healing services and extended healing ministry in every congregation; develop local chapters that will promote healing seminars, workshops, and prayer groups in their areas; teach Christians how to pray for healing of themselves and others; and encourage a sound pastoral and counseling ministry. It purposes to do this in and through the established churches and in cooperation with the health professionals when their gifts and talents are needed and can be utilized. Written by Bill White, Longview, Texas Teams from the Order of St. Luke are available for prayer after every worship service. In addition, the service Wednesday evening at 6:30 emphasizes healing. Please contact the church office at (858-538-1267) if you are interested in joining the order.
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