Service

Stewardship

​Growing Together in Faith

As a parish family, we are blessed with vibrant communities rooted in prayer, service, and the love of Christ. Everything we have—our time, our gifts, our resources—is entrusted to us by God. Stewardship is our grateful response: a way of returning that love by caring for our parishes and one another.

Hospitality

We aspire to make our weekend Masses pleasant experiences. It’s more than just being a greeter. A simple motion to welcome others can be a powerful gesture of love for those who feel like strangers. It is not only a living out the Gospel, but an effective way to help outsiders feel like they belong. 

Lectors & Eucharistic Ministers

Lectors and Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion serve Christ and the parish by proclaiming God's Word and reverently sharing the gift of the Eucharist, helping others encounter the Lord at every Mass.

Altar serving

Altar serving is the role of assisting the priest during liturgy. Altar servers help with various tasks such as preparing the altar, presenting the bread and wine for the Eucharist, holding the book for prayers, carrying the incense, and assisting with the distribution of sacred vessels. Altar serving is often performed by young people, though adults may also serve. It is seen as both a form of service to the church and a spiritual ministry, fostering a deeper connection to the liturgy.

sacristans

A sacristan plays an important behind-the-scenes role in the life of the Church by preparing the church and sacred vessels for the celebration of the Mass and other liturgies. With care, reverence, and attention to detail, sacristans help ensure that everything is ready for worship, supporting the clergy and liturgical ministers so the faithful can prayerfully encounter Christ
in the sacraments.

youth outreach/religious education

Volunteers in youth outreach and religious education play a vital role in sharing the faith with the next generation. Through their witness, encouragement, and teaching, they help children and teens grow in their relationship with Jesus Christ, deepen their understanding of the Catholic faith, and become active members of the Church. Their dedication helps build a strong foundation of faith that can last a lifetime.

Money counters

Every weekend and holy day collections are counted by volunteers.
Contact Steve Wahl at our pastorate office if you are willing to volunteer to count collection after Mass.

Food pantry

If your community or neighboring town has a food pantry, consider donating some canned goods. Or if you are looking for a volunteer opportunity, contact your nearest pantry today to see how you can help!