Spiritual Care is a vital, encouraging, and compassionate ministry at Prince of Peace. It is a ministry that empowers those gifted as caregivers by equipping and commissioning them to be a caring, Christian presence as they relate with others who are experiencing life’s challenges. Commissioned spiritual care ministers provide spiritual and emotional support through conversation, prayer, devotions, reading, communion, anointing and, most importantly, listening. As individuals face transitions in their lives, these Prince of Peace disciples walk with them on their journeys. These challenges include illness, hospitalization, surgery, chronic pain, loss of a loved one and other grief issues, terminal illness, Alzheimer’s, separation, divorce, depression, anxiety, and others. Additionally, spiritual care ministers visit the elderly and serve communion to the homebound.

These one-on-one commitments may range from a one-time visit to an ongoing supportive relationship that may span a number of months and even years if mutually agreed upon.

For additional details call 952-435-8102

Spiritual Care Equipping Sessions

Sessions are held on Tuesday evenings and some Saturdays are scheduled. Topics  include Prayer, Communication, Ministering to Seniors, Life Review, Christian Care Giving Basics, Ministering to the Terminally Ill and Their Families, Recovering from Loss, Serving Communion, Ministering to Those with Alzheimer’s and Their Families, and Becoming a Financial Mentor.  Commissioning will take place on Sunday, December 2.    Those who feel led to prepare for this amazing ministry, 952-435-8102 please call to schedule an interview and consent to a background check.

Healing the Wounds of War

Healing the Wounds of War, an initiative under the Spiritual Care umbrella, is a ministry to reach out to military families. Its mission is: Prince of Peace is a Church where the healing love of Jesus Christ is made available in focused, intentional actions toward helping military personnel and their families make a healthy and successful reintegration into the civilian community.