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Adults explore their faith and support, nourish, and challenge each other.

This ministry helps design, plan, and decorate the church for the liturgical year and various liturgical celebrations.

The committee monitors parish facilities and grounds and recommends solutions when repairs and maintenance are needed.

Assist in maintaining the church campus.

Plan the annual chicken dinner.

Families with children from birth through high-school graduation learn together.

Plan social events for the entire parish or small groups.

The Food Pantry provides free groceries for local people, with volunteers shopping, stocking shelves, and assisting patrons each Wednesday.

The ministry deepens initial conversion to faith through Bible study and learning about Jesus and the Catholic faith.

Plan and serve luncheons for funerals.

Volunteers comfort grieving families by preparing dishes, serving as part of a team, and cleaning up after funeral luncheons.

Parishioners provide coffee, donuts, fellowship, and a welcoming presence after Sunday morning liturgies on the first Sunday of each month except during Lent.

The ministry invites and welcomes all in worship, service, formation, and social events.

The entire parish connects, learns, and grows in faith together.

Knights of Columbus Council 13216 is a Catholic family service organization supporting the church, youth, family, community, and council.

Liturgical ministry is an opportunity to fulfill the baptismal call of service to one another through parish liturgies.

Assist in various roles during the Mass.

Prayerfully and lovingly prepare for the liturgy, devotions, and sacraments.

Parishioners volunteer as cantors, choir members, and instrumentalists to provide leadership and special music for the liturgy.

A group that counts the funds collected at Mass each week.

Members pray for people for whom prayer requests have been made.

The ministry provides well-prepared celebrations of the sacraments and other occasions for prayer.

Pray for requests brought to the parish.

Lead the parish in praying for the sanctity of life from conception to natural death.

Quilters meet weekly at the Family Life Center to create quilts for fundraising and purchase.

Rosary Makers meet monthly at the Family Life Center to make rosaries together and have a potluck lunch; they also make rosaries at home.

The ministry serves others, especially those in need, by practicing charity and justice.

This group helps develop a parish culture in which people come to know their vocation.

Lead the parish in praying for vocations to the priesthood, religious life, and married life.

This committee works to give visitors a friendly, inviting experience and sends cards to offer encouragement and well wishes.

Write cards for parishioners during times of welcome, joy, or sorrow.

The parish journeys with young people as they receive the Good News and respond in discipleship.