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Saint James’ Stephen Ministry equips lay people to provide confidential one-to-one Christian care to individuals in our congregation who are experiencing difficulties in their lives.

The Saint James’ Stephen Ministers are lay members who have been carefully selected and have received 50 hours of training to provide emotional and spiritual care to an individual facing a crises or difficulties. Some of those challenges may be: illness or loss of a loved one, unemployment or job change, divorce or separation, spiritual crises, new child, or loneliness or discouragement.

Stephen Ministry is a confidential ministry. The identity of those receiving care and what takes place in each caring relationship remain private.

Stephen Leaders are trained leaders of the congregation who help direct the Stephen Ministry program that meets the first and third Thursdays of each month.

Stephen Ministry Multiplies Ministry. By assisting the pastors who are always on the front lines of care, especially during times of crisis, Stephen Ministers provide the extended support and care as it is needed.

Saint James Stephen Ministers:

  • Jim Browne 
  • SuAnne Cobb
  • Bill Collins
  • Chris Hurt
  • Dennis Jarvis 
  • Maria Mooring
  • Mike Patterson
  • Steve Pierce 
  • Stephen Leaders:  Becky Hare, Carroll Minor & Jill Monroe
  • Clergy: David Hackett

For more about Stephen Ministries, click on the national Stephen Ministry logo, above. The Stephen Ministry logo symbolizes that we all are broken people and that it is through the cross of Jesus that we are made whole.

Resources/ Links

National Stephen Ministries

Lotsa Helping Hands: created to support family caregivers and volunteers by empowering their circles of community who are eager to help those in need.  Provides a communication resources where caregivers feel empowered to ask for help, and volunteers can become part of the solution.

Caring Bridge:  a 501(c)(3) nonprofit web service that connects family and friends during a critical illness, treatment or recovery.  

 

 

Resources/ Links

National Stephen Ministries

Lotsa Helping Hands: created to support family caregivers and volunteers by empowering their circles of community who are eager to help those in need.  Provides a communication resources where caregivers feel empowered to ask for help, and volunteers can become part of the solution.

Caring Bridge:  a 501(c)(3) nonprofit web service that connects family and friends during a critical illness, treatment or recovery.  

 

 

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Please send all website updates or corrections to Elizabeth Burman : teburman@bellsouth.net 

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Please send all website updates or corrections to Elizabeth Burman : teburman@bellsouth.net 

 
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