Lay Eucharistic Ministry  We who are many are one body as we share one bread, one cup
Overview Purpose: Take communion to those unable to attend regular services so that
they can participate in our worship community. Remember, that it is not
just giving communion to the sick. It is a reminder to the person, the
family, the nurses, and aides that they are still part of the body of
Christ’s church in general and St. Peter’s in particular How do I arrange for communion in the home or hospital? - If you or someone you know is homebound or in the hospital and
would like to receive communion, notify the Reverend George Young at
261-4360, or FAX (904) 277-1617.
Is this ministry for me? - Contact our Rector, George Young (261-4360) or call Margaret Tassey at 491-1135.
- Make arrangements to go out with the Lay Eucharistic Minister on a few Sundays. You can see what this ministry is like.
Time Involved: 3 to 4 hours on Sunday about once a month plus 2 hours at a quarterly meeting. Requirements: - Communicant in good standing
- Attend diocesan training class
- Licensed by Diocese
Benefits: - One on one direct ministry
- Recipients look forward to your coming
- Short, structured visits
Participants: Toby Atkinson, Ben Buck, John Dyal, Laura Farmer, Bobbi Fowle, Ginny
Harrison, Emelie Liebendorfer, Liz McCall, Carolyn Phanstiel, Ilona
Preliou, Margaret Tassey, Gladys Tison, Rose Slattery, Bob White
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 Carnegie window, the third window from the chancel on the north side of
the nave. Dedicated to Bertha & Andrew Carnegie, Lucie Carnegie,
and Jack Rice. The figure is thought to be St. Peter attempting to walk
on the water as he is holding a net.
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