The St. Clare Order of the Daughters of the King
The Daughters of the King is a religious order whose members seek to enrich their relationship with Christ by following the Rule of Life. A Rule of Life is a considered pattern of activities designed to embody and focus our relationship with God. A Rule of Life may be thought of as a covenant between God and yourself; a way to provide “prime time” for God in your life.
Our National Handbook states (pg 5):
“We are a group of women living a Rule of Prayer and Service to our neighbors. We are women to whom parishioners can look for love and help in time of need, loneliness or strangeness. We seek to walk with God as our guide and try to draw those with whom we come in contact into the Church. We are women who work to spread Christ’s Kingdom here on earth. We can never forget that prayer is the foundation from which our service grows.”
If you are interested in becoming a member of the St. Clare Chapter Daughter’s of the King women’s group associated with St. Francis Episcopal Church, please call Sandra Dugan for more information.
The Daughters of the King is a religious order whose members seek to enrich their relationship with Christ by following the Rule of Life. A Rule of Life is a considered pattern of activities designed to embody and focus our relationship with God. A Rule of Life may be thought of as a covenant between God and yourself; a way to provide “prime time” for God in your life.
Our National Handbook states (pg 5):
“We are a group of women living a Rule of Prayer and Service to our neighbors. We are women to whom parishioners can look for love and help in time of need, loneliness or strangeness. We seek to walk with God as our guide and try to draw those with whom we come in contact into the Church. We are women who work to spread Christ’s Kingdom here on earth. We can never forget that prayer is the foundation from which our service grows.”
If you are interested in becoming a member of the St. Clare Chapter Daughter’s of the King women’s group associated with St. Francis Episcopal Church, please call Sandra Dugan for more information.