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Eucharistic Visitors

Extending the church's pastoral care by bringing Holy Communion and prayer to those who cannot attend worship in person.

What are Eucharistic Visitors?

Eucharistic Visitors extend the church's pastoral care by bringing Holy Communion and prayer to parishioners who are unable to attend worship in person. This ministry helps members remain connected to Christ and to the St. Andrew's community through regular visits, prayer, and compassionate presence.

Whether due to illness, mobility challenges, or other circumstances, no one should feel separated from the Body of Christ. Our Eucharistic Visitors carry the sacrament from the Sunday altar directly to those who need it most.

Eucharistic Visitors are licensed through the diocese and trained to offer communion, scripture, and prayer in a home or care setting.

Request a visit

If you or someone you know would benefit from a Eucharistic Visit, please contact us.

HOW IT WORKS

Eucharistic Visitors at a glance

Communion from the altar

The sacrament is carried directly from the Sunday service to the homebound.

Prayer & presence

Visitors offer scripture, prayer, and compassionate companionship.

Staying connected

Members remain part of the St. Andrew's community even when they can't be physically present.

Interested in joining?

We welcome new members to this ministry. Reach out and we'll help you get started.

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