We need volunteers to assist at receptions following funerals. You can help by providing food or hosting during the reception either in Holy Family Hall or the Martha Mary Social Hall.
Ginny Lovell, jg2823@msn.com
We need volunteers to assist us with helping the poor in our area and beyond. Volunteers are needed to assist with cooking for the “Food for the Soul” Soup Kitchen that feeds almost 300 people and to help with a whole host of other social outreach programs of the parish during the year.
Pat Smith-Auth, pasamama2lena@hotmail.com
Looking for a way to help the Church? Come volunteer to work in the Council of Catholic Women (CCW) Religious Store. Help is needed after all weekend Masses.
Grace Campbell, cookwithgrace@hotmail.com
This new ministry serves single, pregnant women by providing support groups, spiritual encouragement, and material needs. Ways to get involved include weekly volunteer opportunities, item collection drives, and hosting baby showers.
Renee Singleton, renee@stannerh.org
The goal of Parish Life is to coordinate events that bring our community together for fellowship and to celebrate our Catholic faith. We need volunteers for parish activities, including the monthly parish potluck, celebrations throughout the liturgical year, parties, receptions, and other events. Please consider helping with planning, organizing, providing food, or staffing these events. Have teenagers earning service hours? Get the whole family involved!
Michael Votava, votmike@comcast.net
Pray. That’s what Prayer Chain members do. They pray for parishioners, priests, families, friends, each other, special intentions, the living, and the deceased. They pray at a time convenient to them and use prayers that they prefer. Meetings are not necessary for this ministry.
Terrie Campbell, tdelila@hotmail.com
This ministry strives to promote the culture of life, from conception through natural death, in our parish community and the broader Richmond Hill and Savannah areas. We are always in need of volunteers to help this ministry reach out in love with the Church’s pro-life teachings.
Deacon Ben and Mrs. Shelly Ernst, bene@earthlink.net