MISSION OF THE MONTH

Missions at St. Benedicts

At St. Benedict’s Episcopal Church, we believe in the power of generosity and coming together as a community to make a difference in the lives of those around us and the world. That’s why, every month, We will be highlighting a ministry as we work to partner with them and help continue their work growing God’s kingdom. 

“Declare his glory among the nations, His marvelous deeds among all peoples.” – 1 Chronicles 16:24

THIS MONTH

Seafarers’ House is a multi-faith and hospitality center for crew members of ships that visit Port Everglades.  Seafarers spend months at a time, year after year, away from their family and friends.  The work is hard, and the hours are long.  Seafarers’ House offers a small store, free transportation, internet access, access to multi-faith clergy, and safe money transfer services. They are open throughout the year as a safe, friendly place where mariners can connect to their families, relax, learn about the community, and get emergency help if needed.

Volunteer Opportunities:  Administrative Assistance, Chaplains, Greeters, Shoebox Christmas Donation Drive, Shoebox Christmas box packing, Ship Visitors, Special Events and Projects Volunteers, Community Ambassadors/Speakers, SFH Cleaning and Maintenance, Drivers. 

Volunteer forms are located above the Mission box at the back of the church. For additional information, contact Seafarers’ House Email:  erica.s@seafarershouse.org  . Seafarers House is located at 1800 SE 32nd St, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33316  954-734-1580.

JANUARY

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FEBRUARY

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MAY

Women of Madagascar

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SEPTEMBER

Nami

NAMI *(National Alliance on Mental Illness) is a nationwide community-based not-for-profit organization providing education and support to persons with mental illness and their families. One in five people suffers from a mental health disorder at any given time. The disorder not only affects the individual but also impacts their family/circle of others. Sadly, the ongoing stigma associated with mental illness negatively impacts the availability of services and those affected seeking those services. Florida ranks among the lowest for the provision of wrap-around services. COVID dramatically increased the number of persons needing help/service, and our ever-increasing issues of homelessness are also fueling the need for care.

OCTOBER

Kairos Outside Prison Ministry

Kairos is a Christian-based prison ministry that started in the mid-70s in Florida.  It is offered in 37 US states as well as seven countries.  There are programs within this ministry for both Inside (prisoners) and Outside Incarceration (family members).  St Benedict’s is involved in Kairos Outside by assisting women impacted by other’s incarceration. 

NOVEMBER

Seafarers' House

Seafarers’ House is a multi-faith and hospitality center for crew members of ships that visit Port Everglades.  Seafarers spend months at a time, year after year, away from their family and friends.  The work is hard, and the hours are long.  Seafarers’ House offers a small store, free transportation, internet access, access to multi-faith clergy, and safe money transfer services. They are open throughout the year as a safe, friendly place where mariners can connect to their families, relax, learn about the community, and get emergency help if needed.

DECEMBER

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