Our Mission
Ministry is the Christian vocation to serve. At St. Mary’s Episcopal Church, this life of service takes many forms. Whether it’s raising money for local charities, teaching youth, helping veterans or visiting patients in hospitals and nursing homes, members of the church actively participate in various ministries that represent a life of service by all who are baptized. It is through ministry that the Episcopal Church carries out its mission to restore all people to unity with God and with other in Christ.
Women of St. Mary’s
Every woman who attends St. Mary’s Church is a member of the Women of St. Mary’s (WSM), so if you’ve never been to a meeting, or participated in an activity, don’t be shy. We’ll give you a warm welcome and guarantee you’ll find friends here. Pick up your copy of the events brochure in the narthex or parish hall.
Recovery Eucharist
The Recovery Eucharist is a 12-step program for anyone struggling with addiction. The innovative service brings the 12-step recovery program into the traditional liturgy of the Episcopal Church, using the steps and the Serenity Prayer as part of the service.
Daughters of the King
Members of the DOK wear the order’s distinctive cross (design pictured above) and focus on prayer, evangelism and service in their parish, their community and the world.
Christian Formation
Christian formation is designed to foster Christian maturity among members through programs such as youth education, bible studies, social and spiritual gatherings.
Order of St. Luke
The International Order of St. Luke the Physician is an ecumenical organization dedicated to the Christian healing ministry. Members meet in local chapters, of which the Ecclesia Chapter at St. Mary’s Episcopal Church is one, to study Scripture.
Pastoral Care
Church members of the pastoral care team visit people who are not able to attend church services because they are in the hospital, nursing home or homebound.
