Christian Service/Outreach Form

Ministry to the Sick

We, of Divine Mercy Parish are a ministry of men and women who volunteer their time and talent to prayerfully visit and bring Communion to all of those unable to attend mass. This service includes to Home Visits, Nursing Homes, Assisted Living Facilities and also Hospitals. As Jesus says,....As I have washed your feet, now go forth and wash each others feet, in memory of Me. If interested please contact Lynne Pritts at lynne@divinemercychurch.org or ext.120.

Prayer Chain

The prayer chain is a great service to others.  Prayers requests often include; deceased loved ones, those who are ill or suffer from chronic pain, and personal special intentions.  The prayer chain leader calls three members, they in turn call their contacts, and so on. The prayer chain members enjoy helping others in times of sadness, but they also enjoy hearing about any improvements. Contact: Julie Dunn 321-432-8548. 

Anne’s Angels

The Knitting and Crocheting Ministry meets every non holiday Monday in the Meeting House from 9am until noon. The Ministry’s objective is to knit/crochet prayer shawls for the people of the parish who are ill and home bound, or in nursing, re-hab, or assisted living facilities. Presently the presentations of these prayer shawls are handled through our Special Ministers of the Sick. A short ceremony follows, with a brief prayer, and then the passing of the shawl from the minister to the parishioner. Men and women are eligible to receive prayer shawls. Another objective is that every child baptized at Divine Mercy will receive a knitted and/or crocheted blanket as a gift from the parish family as a welcome to Divine Mercy.
All items made by Anne’s Angels have been blessed by a priest from Divine Mercy Catholic Church. All are welcome to join this very creative group of parishioners, just call the parish office and give contact information and someone from the Ministry will contact you.Donations of clean unused yarn and any books or supplies that pertain to knitting and crocheting are always welcomed.