"As each one has received a gift, use it to serve one another as good stewards of God's varied grace."
Peter 4:10
The word "stewardship" refers to the Catholic approach to the gifts that God has bestowed upon us. Stewardship is living out a commitment to be Christ-centered rather than self-centered. Profound gratitude, justice and love become the fundamental motives for giving back to God. Everything that God has given to us is intended to serve the divine plan. Therefore, our life is to be lived in gratitude toward God. In a variety of ways, we as disciples of the Lord Jesus Christ, share our time, talent and treasure to build up the Church and make our world a better place.
Below you will find four different categories of volunteer opportunities for members of our parish. Please take a moment to review the different opportunities listed and prayerfully consider how you might best give of your time or talent.
Leadership - click here
Click the link above to explore the many different opportuities available for those interested in assuming a leadership responsiblity within our parish, or review the entire list of positions and jump directly to your area of interes in the drop down menu below.
Service Outreach - click here
Explore the many opportunities our parish offers to become involved in bringing Christs' message to those outside of our parish. Click the link above to see a list of programs designed to serve the needs of those in need within our own community and abroad.
Community Building - click here
For those interested in being the hands of Christ within our own parish. The Community Building section details volunteer opportunities related to the maintenance and upkeep, of church grounds, as well as helping out with social events and fund raisers for the parish and school.
Worship - click here
If you are interested in becoming more involved in the celebration of Mass on weekends or Holy Days please click above to see a list of available opportunities. You may also review the drop down menu below and jump directly to the section of interest.