ALL SOULS GUILD

A ministry to help ease the burden and pain of death, this group provides food assistance around the time of a funeral. Contact DeAun Warfield.

Campus ministry is a call to be present with and for our brothers and sisters in college and university communities, as we invite students, faculty, and anyone interested to grow with us in faith, to love and seek God, to seek out and foster healthy relationships, and to encourage positive self images. This is a time in the lives of students for asking soul-searching questions about life, their world, and themselves. As students embrace new explorations and freedoms in their intellectual and social development, the Church is called to walk with them in faith. The St. James Outreach Committee is interested in furthering college campus ministry in the Wichita area. For further information, contact Jeff Roper at 733-6175.

When there is a disaster ERD is there, helping right along with other special groups. We collect money at the time of disaster to assist in rescue, feeding, and relocation of people affected by the disaster. ERD also helps the area to redevelop and recover once the crisis is over. If you would like to donate to Episcopal Relief and Development, please contact the church office.

We collect food, toiletries, and cash donations (Penny Sunday) for ESS to help the needy in our community. These donations are placed in the Deacon's Basket by the entrance doorway in the garden corridor. Your generosity is always needed and appreciated.

Of all the experiences faced by individuals and families, one of the most stressful is that of death. The Grief Support Groups are designed to create a confidential and supportive atmosphere in which those who grieve can find healing. A person does not need to be a member of St. James to participate. Each Wednesday throughout the year, the morning group meets at 9:30-10:30 a.m., and the evening group meets at 6:30-7:30 p.m. Contact Deedee Evans

Our clergy visit the hospitals every weekday. If you are sick or having surgery, please call the church office at 683-5686 and let us know. We want to be there for you. Be sure to inform us so that can come and visit you as soon as possible.

The purpose of this ministry is to send the weekly newsletter or service bulletin to members who are homebound. Participants are assigned one week per month to pick up a packet of 6-12 addressed and stamped envelopes along and newsletters or bulletins. Short personal notes are included before the piece is mailed on Sunday or Monday.

There are times when people need temporary help with meals, such as after surgery or an injury or illness. If you would like to help provide meals, please contact Nancy Bell Ringer. If you need some temporary help with meals, contact the church office.

Offerings of food are asked for on a routine basis to help feed the hungry of our community, and our boys and girls in the After School Program. Our youth collect food for the 5th Saturday Sack Lunch Program they support which occurs four or five times a year. An announcement along with a list of needed items will be in The Tower.