Our Parish is a family and we do our best to celebrate each others lives and help in times of darkness. Prayers, meals, a listening ear, and a helping hand are part of who we are.
This vibrant community of Spanish-speaking families has significantly grown and added a multicultural dimension to our parish. The 1pm service in Spanish is in keeping with Central and South-American influences and tradition. First Communion and Confirmation classes are offered.
Contact Mimi Guerra for more information.
The Daughters of King are a group of women whose purpose is to bring others into a living, loving relationship with Christ and to help strengthen the spiritual life of our church and missions. A Daughter can be recognized by the silver cross she wears daily. Our very active chapter of this Episcopal order provides “Request for Prayer” cards for the congregation and supports many church and community ministries, including the annual NCM Merry Market Toy Drive.
Our Monthly Meetings, 10am-noon on the 3rd Saturday of the month, are open to all interested women.
For additional information, please contact Sue Friedrichs.
Our Helping Hands committee provides food and rides for parishioners in need of temporary help. Examples include: transportation to our parish, assistance getting to the doctor and church after surgery, meals following surgery, and other temporary circumstances brought to our attention. If you need help or if you would like more information about becoming a Helping Hand at Christ Church, please contact Kristie Bernard.
“For where two or three are gathered in my name, I am there among them.” Matthew 18:20
Trained Eucharistic Visitors take communion to those who are sick, home bound, unable to attend services, and to care facilities when requested. Training is required; for more information, please contact The Rev. Edgar Otero.
Members of our church lovingly create beautiful prayer shawls that are blessed by our priest and given to a person suffering illness and/or grief. These shawls literally and figuratively wrap someone in the love of Christ Church. Some shawls go to recently bereaved parishioners, some to the ill, some to new moms, and some to someone who is just feeling blue. Please contact McKenzie Wortman for more information.
The Stephen Ministry is a confidential one-on-one caring ministry. Each minister participates in 50 hours of intensive and structured training, works under supervision, and observes strict confidentiality. Ministers are available for services as a listener and will provide support to anyone seeking help in times of transition, loss, anxiety, grief, or trouble.
If you are interested in becoming a Stephen Minister or if you have need of a Stephen Minister, please contact Leslie Wengenroth, or the church office.
The Order of St. Luke, Healing Hands Chapter
Our healing prayer ministry consists of Christ Church folks who are members of the Order of St. Luke and Daughters of the King. Sharon Pitman is the convener for the healing community at Christ Church. Contact Sharon Pitman to request healing prayer or obtain more information about the Order of St. Luke.
See the Volunteer page for more opportunities to serve.