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All those who have received First Communion can be trained to serve at the altar. Servers carry and manage the items needed by the priest, and they lead us in an attitude of reverence.

We appreciate the strong voices and presence of our cantors, as they help us to pray in song.

Those who train as Eucharistic Ministers have a close and unique view of our parish Body of Christ. Formation and training are provided. To be eligible to serve as EMOE, you must be Baptized and Confirmed.

Some Eucharistic ministers go the next mile - taking the Eucharist to those who are unable to attend Mass.

Proclaiming the Word of God to our people is always a privilege - and a wonderful way to be drawn deeper into God's Word as you prepare.

The St. Ambrose Cathedral Youth Ministry group is active throughout the year. Youth are invited to join activities as they are able, funded by donations and fundraising. St. Ambrose is able to send youth to events such as Catholic Youth Camp (CYC), National Catholic Youth Conference (NCYC) and World Youth Day (WYD).

Each time the liturgical season changes, volunteers are working behind the scenes to change the decor and prepare the church for holy day liturgies.

Children in 3rd-5th grade are invited to sing in the St. Ambrose Children's Choir! The choir sings once a month at one of the weekend Masses.

An usher might be the first face a visitor sees when they come to St. Ambrose. They welcome people to the church, answer visitor questions, and keep an eye on people's needs, comfort and safety. They also help with the collection during Mass.