The Mothers’ Union at St. Luke’s Church focuses on outreach, especially care for children, elderly members, and the sick. They organize medical exams, civic awareness activities, and special services, while participating in church events. The Union raises funds through pastry sales and aims to recruit new members and support church ministries. Learn more


Mission

The mission of the Mothers' Union is to promote Christian family life, nurture relationships, and support communities by advocating for the well-being of children and families. Through prayer, service, and outreach, the Mothers' Union seeks to strengthen faith, provide care for the vulnerable, and foster transformation in individuals and society. Their work is rooted in the teachings of Christ, with a focus on family life, social justice, and community development.


How to Join Mothers Union?

To join the Mothers' Union Anglican Church, you can follow these steps:

  1. Express Interest: Contact the Mothers' Union branch at your church or diocese and express your desire to join. You can speak with the branch president or a current member.
  2. Attend Meetings: Participate in Mothers' Union meetings or events to learn more about their activities and mission. This also allows you to meet other members and get involved.
  3. Complete Membership Application: Complete a membership form or application to officially join.
  4. Commit to the Mission: Agree to uphold the values and mission of the Mothers' Union, which focuses on Christian family life, prayer, and community service.
  5. Induction or Enrollment: New members may be officially welcomed through an induction or enrollment ceremony, which could take place during a church service or a special Mothers' Union event.
  6. Become an Active Member: Once enrolled, you can actively participate in meetings, outreach programs, and other initiatives the Mothers' Union organizes.


Can I volunteer for MU ?

Here’s how you can get involved:

  1. Attend Events: Participate in Mothers' Union events such as fundraisers, prayer meetings, or outreach programs to offer your help.
  2. Assist with Outreach Projects: Volunteer for community outreach initiatives, such as visiting the sick, helping with care for the elderly, or participating in children’s welfare activities.
  3. Support Fundraising: Help organize or contribute to fundraising events like bake sales, breakfast events, or other charity drives that support MU projects.
  4. Offer Specific Skills: If you have specific skills, such as event planning, administration, healthcare, or teaching, offer your expertise to help the MU in those areas.
  5. Volunteer at Special Services: Assist with church services organized by the Mothers' Union, such as Mothering Sunday, Lady Day, or other church-based events.
  6. Get in Touch with Leaders: Contact the MU branch president or members at your local church to express your interest and find out where volunteers are needed most.


Common outreach initiatives and projects include:
  1. Support for Children’s Welfare: Organizing health checks, providing school supplies, or offering educational support to children, particularly those in underprivileged communities.
  2. Care for the Elderly and Sick: Visiting homebound or hospitalized members, offering companionship, prayer, and care packages.
  3. Parenting Programs: Hosting workshops or classes to support parents in raising children with strong moral and Christian values.
  4. Community Health Initiatives: Collaborating with healthcare professionals to provide medical services or information on health and wellness to the community, such as health fairs or screenings.
  5. Support for Women: Offering assistance to women facing domestic violence or those in need, providing safe spaces, emotional support, and resources for empowerment.
  6. Feeding Programs: Running or supporting feeding programs for the homeless, vulnerable families, or communities in need.
  7. Fundraising for Church and Community: Organizing events such as bake sales or charity breakfasts to raise funds for church initiatives, family support programs, and social outreach.
  8. Prison Ministry: Providing spiritual support, counseling, and material aid to inmates and their families.
  9. Environmental Projects: Participating in community clean-up efforts, tree planting, or awareness campaigns to promote environmental stewardship.
  10. Crafts and Skills Training: Offering skills training, such as sewing, baking, or other crafts, to help women and families become self-sufficient and improve their livelihoods.

 


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