ACTS Counseling Center
ACTS Counseling is for all hurting people in the greater Hilton Head and Bluffton area. This ministry exists to provide professional counseling to individuals, couples and families with an emphasis on Biblical standards for relationships and God’s desire for the total healing of body, mind and spirit. Through the power of the Holy Spirit, we hope to help clients receive healing and comfort from the behaviors and/or circumstances that have caused them pain.
For information on ACTS, contact Sharon Smith at sharonsmith@stlukeshhi.org. |
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Columbarium
The purpose of the St. Luke's Columbarium is to provide an appropriate, consecrated and maintained place for the interment of ash remains of St. Luke's members and their families. The Columbarium is located in the Memorial Garden. The Columbarium also has a memorial wall in the garden.
Please contact the church office at 785-4099 for an informational pamphlet.
Please contact the church office at 785-4099 for an informational pamphlet.
Lay Eucharistic Ministry
The Lay Eucharistic Ministry provides Holy Communion at home to parishioners who are unable to attend the weekly worship service at St. Luke’s, whether because of hospitalization or recuperation at home. The ministry assists the pastor of pastoral care.
Volunteers in the Lay Eucharistic Ministry also provide weekly worship services at the Fraser Center, Tidepointe (Broad Creek ), and twice monthly at Palmetto Court. Elderly people in these residential facilities are not able to travel to St. Luke's so we bring worship to them.
Volunteers in the Lay Eucharistic Ministry also provide weekly worship services at the Fraser Center, Tidepointe (Broad Creek ), and twice monthly at Palmetto Court. Elderly people in these residential facilities are not able to travel to St. Luke's so we bring worship to them.
Seabrook Worship Service
Worship at the Seabrook residences is led by Tom Hefty every Sunday morning at 10:30. The primary purpose is to provide a worship experience for people who live there and are not able to leave the building for worship. We carry the consecrated bread and wine from the Lord’s Table at St. Luke's directly to them.
On special occasions, their worship service is held in the auditorium and the residents invite their family and friends to join with them in celebration.
The chapel at the Seabrook house was outfitted by Eleanor Leavitt, a longtime parishioner of St. Luke’s and a regular attendee of the Seabrook service.
On special occasions, their worship service is held in the auditorium and the residents invite their family and friends to join with them in celebration.
The chapel at the Seabrook house was outfitted by Eleanor Leavitt, a longtime parishioner of St. Luke’s and a regular attendee of the Seabrook service.
Stephen Ministry
Stephen Ministry is for those people that would benefit from the close care of a Christian. The Stephen Minister is compassionate, trustworthy, skilled, and full of faith. This ministry exists to bring pastoral care back to the roots of one Christian caring for another. Our goal is to mobilize the lay people of our church with the real ministry of caring for each other. A successful Stephen Ministry can engender true community with the dual focus of caring for members of St Luke’s as well as an outreach to the broader community.
Sunday Prayer Teams
“This is the assurance we have in approaching God: that if we ask anything according to his will, he hears us. And if we know that he hears us -Whatever we ask- we know that we have what we asked of Him.” (1 John 5:14-15)
Each Sunday at the second worship service prayer teams are available for those who wish individual prayer in addition to those spoken within the liturgy of the worship setting.
Prayer team members are available specifically for that purpose; to pray for and with worshipers who have prayer requests for health concerns, healing, intercession for others, joy, thanksgiving, or whatever the Spirit has put in their hearts to be lifted to the Lord. Prayers are received in love and faith and remain strictly confidential. Team members meet regularly with Pastor Tom Hendrickson who provides guidance for this ministry.
Each Sunday at the second worship service prayer teams are available for those who wish individual prayer in addition to those spoken within the liturgy of the worship setting.
Prayer team members are available specifically for that purpose; to pray for and with worshipers who have prayer requests for health concerns, healing, intercession for others, joy, thanksgiving, or whatever the Spirit has put in their hearts to be lifted to the Lord. Prayers are received in love and faith and remain strictly confidential. Team members meet regularly with Pastor Tom Hendrickson who provides guidance for this ministry.
Walking the Mourner's Path
Walking the Mourner’s Path is a ministry designed to help people who are experiencing grief because of the death of a loved one. We “walk” with people through the process of grieving and gently show them that Jesus Christ offers them life after loss.
Prayer Request
Please let us know how we can pray for you.
