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Traditional Worship in the Sanctuary
8:30 a.m. Communion Service
9:45 a.m.
11:00 a.m.
Encounter Contemporary Worship in the Fellowship Hall
8:45 a.m.
Sunday School for all ages
9:45 a.m.
Holy Communion
12 noon in the Chapel
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St. Luke's Center for Counseling & Life Enrichment
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Located at 2719 Joanel (across Edloe from St. Luke's main campus)
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Questions & Answers
What types of counseling are offered?
Comprehensive counseling for individuals, couples, families, children, teens, adults of all ages to address any concerns or problems. St. Luke’s UMC will partner with the Carole and Ronald Krist Samaritan Center for Counseling and Education to provide counselors on site to help people find a counselor or program that meets their needs. Additionally, St. Luke’s Center will provide referral services to reputable counselors in the community.
What types of life enrichment are offered?
The Life Enrichment Program will offer groups such as: children and teens grief groups, parenting support programs, parent and family workshops, marriage support programs, topical groups for singles, social skills groups for children and teens. In addition, the Divorce Recovery Group, Grief Group, and Stephen Ministry programs will continue through the Counseling Center. See Summer Speaker Series
How is confidentiality handled?
All services provided by the St. Luke’s Center for Counseling and Life Enrichment are handled with confidentiality and great care to ensure that individuals, couples and families that access the center feel safe and secure in receiving support. The fact that a person visits the center for any reason is kept confidential and parking is provided onsite and in the church parking lot. Multiple waiting areas allow for privacy while waiting for appointments.
How can volunteers help?
There will be opportunities for a small group of member volunteers as the center starts growing and opening programs. Volunteers will be required to interview with the Director, agree to a background check, attend an orientation including the legal and ethical guidelines for confidentiality, and sign a confidentiality agreement. Adds Amy Birchill, Director, “St. Luke’s wants to reach out and say, ‘Everybody needs some help sometimes. Come here for help. We will help show you the way.’”
If you or someone you know is suffering from a mental illness or overwhelming emotional stress and could use some support, please contact the St. Luke’s Center for Counseling and Life Enrichment, 713-402-5046. She welcomes suggestions and inquiries.
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