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*Our mission is to coordinate the efforts of the pastoral care ministries providing support primarily within the Bruton community*
		Prayer Request Prayer Requets Prayers for individuals and families, and for important issues, are offered on a regular basis at Bruton Parish. To make a prayer request please complete this form or call 757-229-2891 (the number is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week). Give your name, the prayer request, and any other pertinent information. Pastoral Emergencies (Clergy On-Call) Please leave your name, phone number and brief description of emergency. During Parish Office Hours (9 a.m.-5 p.m.): (757) 229-2891 and ask for Christine Britton, Parish Life Coordinator. After Parish Office Hours: Please call the Parish House (757-229-2891), choose Option 6 for the Pastoral Emergency Line, and leave your name, a number where you can be reached, and a description of your pastoral emergency. A clergy-person will contact you as soon as possible. Current Prayer Request: Click here for this Sunday's prayer list, and please keep them in your daily prayers. The Order of the Daughters of the King® The Order of Daughters of the King® provides "the extension of Christ's Kingdom through prayer, service and evangelism" Pastoral Care The Pastoral Care Committee provides services to parishioners in need. Stephen Ministry The Stephen Ministry provides confidential one-on-one Christian care to those experiencing difficulties in their lives
		Lay Eucharistic Visitors Trained by clergy and are sent forth from the altar where the community has gathered and shared Communion, carrying the Body and Blood of Christ to parishioners whose illness, disability, or injury keep them from being physically present in church on Sundays.