This ministry is for those dedicated to Christ, who want to serve by preparing the church and altar for worship service. Responsibilities include the care of vestments, linens, and hangings, filling the candles with oil and preparing the altar for Communion. Special duties also include preparations for weddings, funerals and High Holy days around Christmas and Easter.

Cursillo is a method for Christians to become empowered and grow through prayer, study, and action, to share God’s love with everyone.  This retreat is typically held twice a yar and is available for Episcopalians who desire a deeper walk with Jesus.  Worship, discussions, prayer, sharing , fun, and good food are all part of the experience that seeks to bless participants with the unconditional love of God.

The DOK is a lay order for women who are communicants of the Episcopal Church, or who belong to a church in communion with the Episcopal Church.  We are called an order because each Daughter pledges herself to a life of prayer, service, and evangelism with the mission of extending Christ’s Kingdom in the world.   Our meetings consist of a Daughter Check-In, intercessory prayers, a short business meeting, and a book study.

All women of the church are automatically members.  The ECW gathers to share fellowship, study, pray, and serve the Lord, Church and community. ECW's fundraising enables outreach to ministries both local and global. As the business portion of our meetings has diminished, our gatherings are primarily for fellowship.  Members contribute food, funding, and assistance for the many events throughout the year.

We support Hemet Community Pantry in providing critical food assistance to residents facing food insecurity.  This food pantry serves as a vital resource, offering nutritious food and support for individuals and families struggling with hunger in need.  They often provide fresh produce, dairy, and protein, supporting healthy diets during tough times.

Valley Restart (VR) focuses on those individuals that want to help themselves and restart their lives. VR provides families and individuals who find themselves homeless, due to individual circumstances, with shelter, food and clothing. VR is supported by a collaboration of the public, private and religious sectors.  VR provides emergency shelter and services to the residents of the Hemet - San Jacinto Valley.

Valley Restart (VR) focuses on those individuals that want to help themselves and restart their lives. VR provides families and individuals who find themselves homeless, due to individual circumstances, with shelter, food and clothing. VR is supported by a collaboration of the public, private and religious sectors.  VR provides emergency shelter and services to the residents of the Hemet - San Jacinto Valley.

If you love to knit or crochet, this ministry is for you.  Our crafters create prayer shawls and lap robes for those congregants who are suffering from illness, recovering from surgery, or are in need of solace to overcome physical, mental, or spiritual distress.  Each crafted item is blessed and given to the person as a token symbolizing strength and comfort to its recipient.

This ministry is designed for people who wish to help folks feel at home. In addition to greeting and helping people know their way around the church, ushers and greeters also collect the offering during Sunday worship. Lastly, members of this ministry may also serve at weddings, funerals, and music programs throughout the year.