Pastoral Care
“Rejoice in hope, be patient in suffering,
persevere in prayer. Contribute to the
needs of saints; extend hospitality to
strangers." Romans 12: 12-13
Angel Meals:
Provides
meals to members when needed due to
crisis. Angel Meals are available to
anyone in the Annunciation family whenever
they are dealing with an illness, surgery
or family death. Please contact the
church office at 972-221-3531 or
churchoffice@annunciationlewisville.org
when you have a need.
Or Contact Darlin Hamblin
by e-mail
rjhamblin@comcast.net if you would like
to help with Angel Meals.
Daughters of the
King:
International women's order committed
 to
prayer, Bible Study and Outreach; this
ministry meets on the third Thursday
of each month, following the 7:00 pm
Eucharist in the Oratory Chapel. For information contact: Mary Beth
Butler
at
marybeth@unt.edu.. For
information regarding the next DOK
Study to become a member of Daughters
of the King
please click here. You may
also visit the national DOK
website at www.dok-national.org
JR Daughters of the King:
is forming at Annunciation!
Training started on Saturday, March 5.
All interested young ladies age 7-20
are invited to join. Contact Jen Adame at
queenjenhv@msn.com.
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Brotherhood of St. Andrew:
Annunciation
is excited to begin a new
chapter
of the Brotherhood of St. Andrew. The
Brotherhood of St. Andrew is an
international ministry of men within the
Anglican Communion dedicated to bringing
men and boys to Jesus Christ. Members are
required to accept and observe the
Brotherhood disciplines of Prayer, Study
and Service.
Meetings are regularly held on the first
and third Thursday evenings of each month evening at
7:00pm in the Oratory Chapel. Please
contact John Schofield
johnanshirl@verizon.net,
or the Church
Office for more information. Visit the
Brotherhood of St. Andrews website at
www.brotherhoodstandrew.org
LEV (Home Communion):
Lay Eucharist Visitor is important for
maintaining the ties of all parishioners
to our parish. Each Sunday, a different
team takes Home Communion Kits, that have
been filled with the Holy Sacrament during
that morning's church service, to those
who are unable to attend due to health,
disability, or other reasons. We carry the
body and blood of our Lord, we provide and
receive fellowship, and our lives are
enhanced so much from those we visit. For
more information, please contact Amy
Haynie
by e-mail
amyphaynie@verizon.net
for more information.
