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Cherished Child Ministry
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- What is the Cherished Child Ministry?
- What kind of help is provided?
- Who can I contact for help?
- What is Morgan's Place Cemetery
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A compassionate group of volunteers from our Family of Parishes have formed a new ministry with the mission to help families feel seen and supported as they navigate the trials of pregnancy and infant loss. This ministry is partnering with Mollie Verdier of Morgan's Place Cemetery to provide physical, emotional, and spiritual care throughout the loss process, and in the days, weeks, months, and years to follow.
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MIscarriage kits are available at each parish office. Families can either call their parish office to arrange for a kit to be brought to their home.
Please pay attention to the bulletin, as we will be periodically releasing educational articles, materials, and resources. For topic suggestions or general inquiries, you can email [email protected].
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The following ministry members serve as a first point of contact for families experiencing loss and seeking immediate guidance/support in the process:
- Deacon Mike: Text/call anytime at 937-638-0969 or email [email protected]
- Elizabeth Henry: Text anytime, call weekdays between 5:00-8:00 p.m. or weekends anytime at 937-423-8152
- Laura Bohman: Text anytime at 937-417-3438, phone call by schedule
- Cassie Subler: Text/call anytime at 419-953-1081
- Erin Monnin: Text anytime, call Tuesdays and Thursdays between 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. at 480-845-8238
- Trina Winner: Text anytime at 567-224-2045, phone call by schedule
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Morgan's Place Cemetery
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Our MissionTo provide support to all families experiencing infant loss through miscarriage and stillbirth. This ministry was created to provide families with spiritual, physical, and emotional care throughout the grieving process.
“Well, your child may have departed from you, but he has gone to Christ the Lord. For you his eyes have been shut, but they are opened to the eternal light: he is gone from your table, but is now added to the table of angels. The plant was uprooted from here, but planted in paradise." ~St. Gregory of Nyssa
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