Congregation Care

  The Congregation Care Committee helps build community among our members, promoting Christian growth by fostering personal relationships, nurturing devotional life, and providing a system of support, as we accompany one another through life’s joys and challenges.

The Congregation Care Committee volunteers to assist our members in these ways:

• Provide meals and assistance to ill, home-bound or bereaved parishioners
• Visit the hospitalized and residents of assisted living communities
• Offer meals and support to families with newborn infants
• Provide transportation to the elderly and those who do not drive
• Support family and friends at the loss of a loved one
• Distribute Holy Communion to the home-bound 
• Facilitate a congregation email and telephone prayer chain
• Provide encouragement and support to The Well Campus Ministry students
• Promote member well-being through special events including a recent “Virtual 5K”

  Luther Memorial’s Mutual Ministry Committee affirms, strengthens and supports the pastor and staff of our congregation. This team may be called upon to confidentially listen and clarify staff member concerns or help resolve conflicts, at the request of any staff person or congregation member. In an atmosphere of trust and empathy, the Mutual Ministry volunteers seek to advocate for the pastor and staff for the good of our faith community. Team members also lift up the pastor and staff in prayer.

For more information about Mutual Ministry at Luther Memorial, contact the church office (luther@lmlc.org).

 Our senior adults Exercise Group meets in the Fellowship Hall each Wednesday morning at 10:30 am, to exercise. The group uses instructional DVDs which featuring exercises done in a chair.  A few exercises involve using light weights and/or stretch bands.   

For more information about the Senior Adults Exercise Group at Luther Memorial, contact the church office (luther@lmlc.org).