All Saints Episcopal Church, Salt Lake City, Utah

Mission and Ministry

Pastoral Care

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Pastoral care is a ministry of comfort and care in both good times and bad that occurs within the context of Christian community. Through pastoral care, both from clergy and from members of the congregation to one another, needs are met and the love of God is felt.

E-mail Prayer Ministry—The E-mail Prayer Ministry has been providing a network for prayer for over 4 years. The ministry supplements the general intercessory prayer of the congregation by distributing prayer requests to members of the congregation who have agreed to pray specifically for the needs of persons who request the ministry.	Stephen Ministry—Stephen Ministry is a one-to-one caring ministry to those who need a trained care giver for a period of time due to illness, divorce, grief, etc..

Lay Eucharistic Ministers—Lay Eucharist Ministers provide a ministry of care to homebound parishioners by taking the sacrament of Holy Communion from our Sunday morning celebration. This provides not only a sacramental ministry but the opportunity for homebound members to have a personal connection with an active member of the congregation.

Caring Connections—The ultimate goals of Caring Connections are to share Christ's love with each other and to let that love spill into the world. Caring Connections coordinates many separate ministries into a system to touch people in need in many different ways. If there is need of Caring Connections in your life, or you are interested in offering your time and talents to this ministry, contact the parish office at (801) 581-0380 or e-mail allsaints@allsaintsslc.org

. Clergy Crisis Care—As a core part of the pastoral ministry of the ordained staff provide ministry to persons in acute crisis. The bulk of this ministry is provided by the Rector and supplemented by the associate clergy of the parish.

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