The Order of the Daughters of the King® (DOK) is a spiritual sisterhood of women dedicated to a life of Prayer, Service and Evangelism.

In the gospel, we are called to reach out beyond ourselves to bring the compassionate love of God to all people.  St. Patrick seeks to be responsive to the needs of our local community and the world through a variety of ministries based at the church and elsewhere.  

Over the years, we have contributed to many worthy causes, and continue to do so.  Our parish members give generously of their time, talent and treasure to make a difference in the world in the Name of Christ.

The following organizations are supported by St. Patrick Outreach Committee.

God's Food Pantry of Somerset, Kentucky, in operation since 1978, has been helping to provide food for the hungry of Pulaski County.  With the help  of volunteers, an average of 770 families are served monthly.  If you want to learn more about God's Food Pantry, click here

Lake Cumberland Children's Advocacy Center is a non-profit organization that provides support services that will prevent further victimization of sexually abused children.  If you would like to learn more about this organization, click here.

Bethany House is a local spouse abuse shelter that provides a safe, secure environment for victims/survivors and their children.  A part of the Kentucky Domestic Violence Association, Bethany House offers programs committed to preventing future domestic violence through public awareness and community education efforts.  If you would like to learn more about Bethany House and it's services, click here.

Camerron

 

     The vision and mission of the Pastoral Care Network at St. Patrick is to celebrate life's joys and bear one another's burdens and           sorrows in fulfillment of God's command to love one another as God loves us.  We seek to connect parishioners within the St.       Patrick community to provide a network of care in times of need.

The Pastoral Care Network is divided into four teams, organized and directed by a Team Leader, whose job it is to find out what individuals or families might need. Each team, serves for three months per year on an "on-call" capacity, to respond to whatever needs might arise.  

In the Episcopal Church, the Altar Guild is a group of men and women who are called to serve God by preparing and tending the places where we worship. The purpose of the Altar Guild is to support and assist the rector and other clergy in assuring all services of the church are conducted in proper order and beauty for the worship of God and His Son, Jesus Christ.  We take care of vestments; buy wine, wafers and altar linens.  The candles and flowers are also the responsibility of the Altar Guild.  In addition we prepare the Sanctuary for Baptisms, Weddings, and Funerals.