Volunteer Opportunities / Getting Involved
LIVING OUR FAITH
You Are Invited…
The members of Presentation have always looked to follow Jesus through the giving of their time and talent in stewardship. As we once again approach the time to renew our commitment to serve our Lord, we use this pamphlet as a guide to discern how Christ is calling us to follow him. We invite you to be a Christian steward of your God-given gifts of time and talent. Listed below are opportunities for your consideration. We ask you to reflect prayerfully on these opportunities and ask yourself: “How will I give back to God by serving others in His name?”
EXPLORE YOUR GIFTS FOR MINISTRY
Are you unsure where God may be calling you to serve? Are you interested in exploring your gifts/skills/talents? A gifts inventory and personal interview are available through the parish. Please call Margie at ext. 40 or email her at mrightmyer@churchofpresentation.org.
ADULT CHOIR: Our adult choir helps our community worship through song primarily at the 11:30 am Liturgy on Sundays from September through June. Rehearsals are generally held on Tuesday evenings beginning at 7:30pm. The choir performs a Christmas Concert annually and various special events during the year. Contact: Ed Ginter, ext. 13, eddieg717@aol.com
ALTAR MINISTRY: Would you like to help keep the sacred space that is our altar worthy of the Lord? If so, then this flexible ministry would be perfect for you. Contact: Margie Rightmyer, ext. 40, mrightmyer@churchofpresentation.org
ALTAR SERVERS: A ministry for adults and children alike.Training sessions are held several times a year. Contact: Nancy Mierswa, ext. 39 nmierswa@churchofpresentation.org
ANNOINTING OF THE SICK: Join this team and feel the spirit of God transcend through us as we touch upon those who are suffering from poor health, physically, mentally, or emotionally. A special anointing liturgy is scheduled every spring and fall at 11:00 am with a luncheon immediately following. Contact: Milli Stellatos, ext. 12, mstellatos@churchofpresentation.org
BABYSITTING MINISTRY: Do you love children? Do you like spending a few hours of your time helping the Church, while enjoying the laughter of little ones? There are many opportunities to serve as a babysitter for parish events. This is a great way to volunteer for short periods of time that fit your schedule. Contact: Any staff member in our Faith Formation Office
BAPTISM SEAMSTRESS: If you’re a good seamstress this ministry could use your expertise. There are about 275 baptisms here each year and each baby receives a beautiful hand-made garment which is worn at the baptism and then saved as an heirloom. This work can be done at home.
Contact: Martha Mahoney, ext. 21, mmahoney@churchofpresentation.org
BAPTISM TEAM: The baptism ministry seeks volunteers to assist the priest and couples with the baptism ceremony itself. There is no mandatory time commitment. A willingness to be welcoming and ensure that the ceremony runs smoothly are the gifts that are required. All ages are welcome to help. This is a fun ministry!
Contact: Martha Mahoney, ext. 21, mmahoney@churchofpresentation.org
BIBLE CAMP TEAM: This team provides a fulfilling opportunity to share with early elementary school age children for one week in July. There are opportunities to volunteer in arts & crafts, games & recreation, music and snack assembly. It’s a quick week that doesn’t take much preparation, so even if your time is limited, this is a great chance for you to touch the lives of our parish children.
Contact: Maura Roem, ext. 29, mroem@churchofpresentation.org
BIBLE STUDY: This group meets three sessions per year to study and discuss various books of the Bible. The sessions usually run for six to eight weeks. The group is open to new members at the beginning of each session. Check the bulletin for upcoming sessions.
CAREER MANAGEMENT: Share your expertise in the career world and offer guidance and advice to those who are unemployed. The focus of the ministry is to lend a sympathetic ear and provide assistance with resumes, interviews and job-hunting techniques. The ministry generally meets on Monday evenings at 8pm in the parish library from September through June.
Contact: Margie Rightmyer, ext. 40, mrightmyer@churchofpresentation.org
CAREGIVERS REST STOP: If you're a caregiver or know of a caregiver who deserves a 'break' today or if you've been searching for a rewarding ministry with which to share your talents, this ministry is for you!
Contact: Margie Rightmyer, ext. 40, mrightmyer@churchofpresentation.org
CARING STICHES KNITTING MINISTRY: The goal of this ministry is to pray a little and laugh a lot while knitting comfort gifts to send to organizations near or far. This is a nice way to reach out and show someone you care. Contact: Margie Rightmyer, ext. 40, mrightmyer@churchofpresentation.org
CATECHUMENATE: The Catechumenate is the Catholic Church’s welcoming invitation to non-Catholic men and women curious about Catholic belief and practice. The Catechumenate also guides the inquirer to full sacramental membership in the Catholic Church (by celebrating the Sacraments of Baptism, Confirmation and First Eucharist). A team of parishioners serve as sponsors and catechists for these adults, providing many opportunities for inquirers to experience Church community, prayer, beliefs, and service. Contact: Fr. Lope Lesigues, ext. 30, llesigues@churchofpresentation.org
CELEBRATE THE DANCE RETREAT: This Presentation retreat is a gathering of couples for a weekend of prayer, faith sharing and intimate time to explore the joys of our married lives. The retreat takes place during the winter months at Mt. Saint Alphonsus Retreat Center. The retreat consists of a mixture of quiet time for couples, talks given by the team, and a number of services and activities centered on the sacrament of marriage.
Contact: Margie Rightmyer, ext. 40, mrightmyer@churchofpresentation.org
CHILDREN’S CHOIR: This group, open to all children in grades three through eight, sings at the Christmas Pageant and at the Family Mass on the first Sunday of each month from October through May. The group also performs at their annual Christmas concert. Rehearsals are generally held on Tuesday afternoons from 4:00-5:00pm during the school year.
Contact: Ed Ginter, ext. 13, eddieg717@aol.com
CHILDREN’S LITURGY OF THE WORD: Help the Gospel come alive to children!!! If you enjoy working with our younger parishioners and have an hour or so a month, this may be the ministry for you. All materials are supplied and you can prepare at home and spend about one hour a month at Church to share God’s word. Many have found this to be a worthwhile ministry to share with their older children.
Contact: Maura Roem, ext. 29, mroem@churchofpresentation.org
CORNERSTONE RETREAT: Our stories are part of God’s story, and only through sharing and owning our stories—the good and the bad—can we truly begin to understand and accept ourselves and others and to see how God is working in our lives. Cornerstone is a 26-hour retreat, allowing adults to become more actively involved in their spiritual development by examining and perhaps sharing their own stories, reflecting upon others, forming meaningful relationships and building community with God. Cornerstone is offered separately for men and women once a year and is held at the Church from Friday night to Saturday evening. The team is comprised of retreatants from the previous year who make a yearlong commitment to prepare the next Cornerstone. Participants often join team and/or form Small Christian Communities to continue their spiritual growth in the knowledge and love of God while helping others do the same.
Contact: Margie Rightmyer, ext. 40, mrightmyer@churchofpresentation.org
COUNTING MINISTRY: This dedicated team meets once a week to count and deposit the previous Sunday and Holy Day collections. This is a good match for a retired person or a person with some free time.
Contact: Margie Rightmyer, ext. 40, mrightmyer@churchofpresentation.org
ELIZABETH MINISTRY: One can only reap the blessings God will bestow upon those joining this most sensitive and caring ministry. We offer healing and hope through faith and love to those grieving the loss of a child through death, a complicated pregnancy, or through tragedy.
Contact: Milli Stellatos, ext. 12, mstellatos@churchofpresentation.org
ENVIRONMENT MINISTRY: Volunteers are needed to bring a touch of color and beauty to our Church and our grounds. This ministry gives an opportunity to share decorating skills and meet other parishioners. All that is needed are willing hands and an open heart.
Contact: Fr. Jacek Marchewka, ext. 19, jmarchewka@churchofpresentation.org
EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS: Eucharistic Ministers serve during Holy Day, Sunday and weekday Masses. Training sessions are held for all ministers and are offered throughout the year. Eucharistic Ministers are also needed for visitations to the homebound.
Contact: Nancy Mierswa, ext. 39, nmierswa@churchofpresentation.org
FAMILY FAITH FORMATION VOLUNTEER: Are you a great storyteller? Do you like working with audio-visual equipment or have a knack for photography, music or know the ins and outs of a web page? Do you have experience as a catechist? If you said yes to one or some of these questions, this ministry is for you. Invest in your own renewal and in the healthy faith life of the parish by becoming a faith formation volunteer. Learn on the job, with lots of guidance and support. Parents with school age children rely on the efforts of community members, both as models of Christian living, and as volunteers who help the parish provide a wide range of learning opportunities for their families. The work and time commitments are minimal, but the rewards are great.
Contact: Any staff member in our Faith Formation Office
FAMILIES IN TRANSITION: Come and make a difference in a child’s life through facilitation while a child is going through changes of losing parents through death, divorce, or separation. This program ministers to children of pre-school through eighth grade.
Contact: Margie Rightmyer, ext. 40, mrightmyer@churchofpresentation.org
FAMILY EVENTS: Perhaps you only have time to volunteer once or twice a year. A one-time event may be perfect for you. Would you like to work on a family event? There’s Mardi Gras, St. Nick’s breakfast, Soup Supper, the May Crowning, movie nights etc….There’s always some event that would suit your skills and time commitment.
Contact: Any staff member in our Faith Formation Office
FIRST EUCHARIST TEAM: It is truly a blessing when you encounter Christ in the joyful faces of a child and his/her family who have journeyed together and have come prepared to celebrate the Eucharist! The First Eucharist Team ministry works diligently to compliment the family-focused preparation process by offering monthly liturgies, two retreat days, rehearsal days and by welcoming the families at each of these gatherings. Your commitment of time and the gifts you bring to the ministry are valued and appreciated. Serving on this ministry, you can help ensure that these sacramental celebrations are spiritual and meaningful for the children and their families. Contact: Maura Roem, ext. 29, mroem@churchofpresentation.org
FUNERAL BOOKLET TEAM: Consider this ministry if you have a computer and internet access. A booklet takes less than an hour to create using templates and pictures provided by the funeral ministry. It is a wonderful way to serve the Presentation community, but still have the flexibility to do the work from your home at your convenience.
Contact: Maria Heron, ext. 41, mheron@churchofpresentation.org
FUNERAL COOKING TEAM: If you like cooking and working with a team, the funeral ministry could use you. This rewarding ministry helps prepare meals for families and friends after a funeral.
Contact: Margie Rightmyer, ext. 40, mrightmyer@churchofpresentation.org
FUNERAL SERVING TEAM: Are you a person who is good at planning events? If so, perhaps you could be part of a team who would help set-up and serve at a funeral luncheon. This is a good opportunity for anyone who periodically has a few free hours during the day.
Contact: Margie Rightmyer, ext. 40, mrightmyer@churchofpresentation.org
GAY & LESBIAN SUPPORT GROUP: This ministry provides psychological and spiritual support to families and friends of gays and lesbians.
Contact: Margie Rightmyer, ext. 40, mrightmyer@churchofpresentation.org
GET UP WITH GOD STORY HOUR: If you enjoy making God come alive to little ones, and have the gift of storytelling, this may be where God is calling you. Pre-school children will be invited to come to the library on Saturday mornings periodically throughout the year to listen to bible stories. Why not give it a try? Contact: Maura Roem, ext. 29, mroem@churchofpresentation.org
GREEN THUMB MINISTRY: Do you enjoy gardening? Would you like to help make our courtyard, inside plants, etc. more beautiful? Then, join the team that will help beautify our Church.
Contact: Margie Rightmyer, ext. 40, mrightmyer@churchofpresentation.org
GREETERS: Greeters help welcome parishioners and distribute bulletins after Mass. They work on a rotating schedule of their preferred Mass and are usually scheduled about eight times a year.
Contact: Margie Rightmyer, ext. 40, mrightmyer@churchofpresentation.org
HAITI PARISH TWINNING MINISTRY: This ministry was established in 2002 to lead the twinning relationship with St. Michele in Fond Jean-Noel, Haiti. The people of Fond Jean-Noel have identified medical assistance as their primary need. Since then, our mission has moved to Cavallion, Haiti, where we continue to do medical missions. Presentation has committed to go to Haiti with a team of parishioners, doctors, nurses and translators every six months to run a free medical clinic for one week.
Contact: Margie Rightmyer, ext. 40, mrightmyer@churchofpresentation.org
HEALTH MINISTRY: If you are a registered, certified nurse or physician, please keep in mind this wonderful ministry. It is the idea of preventing sickness that this ministry adheres to and also to empower emotional and spiritual health.
Contact: Milli Stellatos, ext. 12, mstellatos@churchofpresentation.org
HOMELESS OUTREACH MINISTRY: This ministry attempts to share the many gifts of our faith community in order to alleviate the plight of homeless and needy people in Bergen County. Every Wednesday during the months of July and August, we feed and house our brothers and sisters who do not have a place to live. Food is provided by members of the parish. In addition, we help staff St. Cecelia’s Shelter on the third Saturday morning of each month, as well as on an as needed basis. Food is prepared and served by members of our parish.
Contact: Margie Rightmyer, ext. 40, mrightmyer@churchofpresentation.org
HOUR WITH JESUS / EUCHARISTIC ADORATION: There is Eucharistic Devotion in the chapel every Wednesday from noon until 9:00 pm. People are asked to sign up for one or more hours to pray in the presence of the Eucharist.
Contact: Mary O'Donnell at 201-760-1718 or Tom Farley at 201-825-3797.
JOURNEY RETREAT: Journey is an "off-site" retreat weekend, held separately for men and women that builds on the principles of Cornerstone and is open to those who have previously attended a Cornerstone weekend, either here or at another parish. It challenges the retreatants to continue their spiritual growth through personal talks, group sharing, prayer and the Sacraments.
Contact: Margie Rightmyer, ext. 40, mrightmyer@churchofpresentation.org
JUNIOR HIGH: The pre-teen years are very challenging when trying to infuse faith in their young lives. If you would like to challenge young people to live their Christian faith, channel their energy into creative and involving activities, this may be where God is calling you. Perhaps you are more of a behind the scenes” type person…there is a place for you. Perhaps you have younger children and would like to see where these teens are headed…there is a place for you. Perhaps you are parents in the throws of the pre-teen years…there is a place for you.
Contact: Maura Roem, ext. 29, mroem@churchofpresentation.org
JUSTICE & PEACE: The Justice and Peace Ministry strives to engage people in reflecting upon their life and circumstances in light of the Gospel call to justice. The ministry provides educational opportunities about justice issues and enables people to respond in Christian action. One activity of this ministry is Letter Writing Sunday. On periodic Sundays, parishioners are invited to write letters to the members of Congress asking them to support U.S. legislation that will help the poor and hungry people in the U. S. and abroad. Contact: Margie Rightmyer, ext. 40, mrightmyer@churchofpresentation.org
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS: The Knights of Columbus provides spiritual, social and outreach opportunities. The Knights of Columbus of Presentation conducts a variety of activities and services in support of the Church, the community, families and youth. Through these events, they are able to donate to charities, various scholarships and the poor.
Contact: Margie Rightmyer, ext. 40, mrightmyer@churchofpresentation.org
LECTORS: At Liturgies, lectors read the appointed Scripture of the day and general intercessions. All lectors are required to attend a training session for Liturgical Ministers. A workbook, containing the Scripture for every Sunday of the year, is given to all lectors so that they may prepare their readings and thus become true ministers of the Word.
Contact: Nancy Mierswa, ext. 39, nmierswa@churchofpresentation.org
LIBRARY MINISTRY: The Library Ministry keeps the Church library in order, re-shelves returned books and orders new supplies as needed.
LITURGICAL MINISTERS: See Altar Servers, Eucharistic Ministers, Lectors & Ushers. Contact: Nancy Mierswa, ext. 39, nmierswa@churchofpresentation.org
MEN’S MINISTRY: This ministry provides opportunities for men to gather in community for prayer, reflection and fellowship.
Contact: Margie Rightmyer, ext. 40, mrightmyer@churchofpresentation.org
MUSIC MINISTRIES: Click here for more information on our Adult Choir, Children's Choir, Resurrection Choir & Sunday Evening Choirs.
NEW ORLEANS MINISTRY: The New Orleans Ministry was formed in early 2007, after two groups from our church spent a week at a time in St. Bernard Parish,the homes of local residents. Our goal is to return two times a year (May and January likely) until the city is rebuilt! No previous construction knowledge is required, just a desire to help while giving hope. Oh, The Power of One! Contact: Margie Rightmyer, ext. 40, mrightmyer@churchofpresentation.org or visit www.neworleansministry.org
PARISH PICNIC: This is a fun event both to plan for and participate in. Many "worker bees" are needed for this event to succeed.
Contact: Milli Stellatos, ext. 12, mstellatos@churchofpresentation.org
PARISH OFFICE VOLUNTEERS: Volunteers provide a welcoming presence in responding to incoming phone calls and office visitors. Duties include answering the phone and assisting parishioners and visitors with Mass cards and questions. Volunteers are asked to give a minimum of four hours twice a month on weekdays and weekend mornings. Training is provided.
Contact: Margie Rightmyer, ext. 40, mrightmyer@churchofpresentation.org
PASTORAL CARE FOR THE HOSPITAL & HOMEBOUND: When you are sick and can’t make it to Mass, we miss you. Pastoral Care Ministers bring the love of our parish family to the sick and hold the hands of those who can’t be there to hold our hands at the Lord’s Prayer on Sunday. When someone’s illness causes them to be hospitalized, homebound or in a nursing home for a significant period of time, a trained member of our community will visit them. During the visit, the pastoral care minister will bring Communion and pray with the person who is sick. The primary goal of the Pastoral Care Minister is to bring Christ’s listening and accepting presence to the bedside of the ill person. While doctors and nurses provide physical health care and advice, the pastoral care minister can help tend to the spiritual dimension of serious illness. Contact: Milli Stellatos, ext. 12, mstellatos@churchofpresentation.org
RE-MEMBERING CHURCH: Re-Membering Church provides a warm invitation and welcome back to inactive, disinterested or alienated Catholics. The team’s function is to facilitate and make possible a forum for this to happen, to assist in and make friendly the process of issues being disclosed or referred to, and finally to point these individuals in a direction that will help them get their answers and hopefully become more involved in their church community (wherever that may be).
Contact: Fr. Lope Lesigues, ext. 30, llesigues@churchofpresentation.org
RESURRECTION CHOIR: Any adult who has time and enjoys singing, meets on the morning of a funeral to offer comfort to the bereaved through appropriate music for the liturgy. Click here for more information.
ROSARY: The rosary is said every weekday following the 9:00 am Mass at the back of the church. Daily participation is not necessary in order to be a part of this ministry, but somewhat regular attendance is appreciated. Intentions of the community are remembered during this time.
SACRED HEART TWINNING: If you wish to assist those in need who live in the area consider helping the parishioners of beautiful Sacred Heart Parish in Newark. This poor parish desperately needs our help. If you would like to help and enjoy arts & crafts, tutoring, library work, or being a handy person, then this ministry is perfectly suited to you.
Contact: Margie Rightmyer, ext. 40, mrightmyer@churchofpresentation.org
ST. PAT’S TWINNING: St. Patrick’s Parish is Jersey City is our “sister parish.” Our parishes have been in partnership for many years. Volunteers are needed at St. Pat’s School on a regular basis in the areas of tutoring and art. Please help us continue this very special relationship.
Contact: Margie Rightmyer, ext. 40, mrightmyer@churchofpresentation.org
SECOND STEP…LIFE AFTER DIVORCE: After the difficult, emotional and sometimes quite sad experience of separation and divorce, how do we move into our new lives with grace and dignity? Second Step is about confronting and discussing the issues that arise after divorce. This is a safe environment to create a support system that is uniquely your own. This is an eight-week program with a series of round table discussions with a “loose” format customized to meet the individual needs of the newly single divorcée.
Contact: Milli Stellatos, ext. 12, mstellatos@churchofpresentation.org
SEPARATED & DIVORCED: A nine-week program that is offered three times a year to those who are experiencing the critical transition of change through the pain of divorce. Parishioners who have healed and have had these life experiences go on to train and become certified facilitators.
Contact: Milli Stellatos, ext. 12, mstellatos@churchofpresentation.org
SINGLES' MINISTRY : It has taken a core of volunteers to help start this new ministry that offers social events to our separated and divorced parishioners. Our caring and spiritual programs are to help acclimate them to a single world with hope and a future.
Contact: Milli Stellatos, ext. 12, mstellatos@churchofpresentation.org
SMALL CHRISTIAN COMMUNITIES: A Small Christian Community (SCC) is a small group of adults who gathers on a regular basis to discuss their lives in the light of the Gospel and to share their Christian faith through prayer, friendship, and service.SCC Core Community is the ministry team that helps form, sustain and enrich our small Christian communities. Join us in this exciting ministry!
Contact: Margie Rightmyer, ext. 40, mrightmyer@churchofpresentation.org
SOCIAL LIFE MINISTRY: Let’s enjoy! The Church offers this ministry so we can experience each other in a less formal environment. We are always open to new social ideas to implement in our Church.
Contact: Milli Stellatos, ext. 12, mstellatos@churchofpresentation.org
SOUP KITCHEN: This ministry prepares and serves meals to guests at the Missionaries of Charities Soup Kitchens on Sundays in Harlem and on Mondays in Newark. We also serve cooked turkey and hams, donated by our parishioners on Thanksgiving, Christmas and Easter.
Contact: Margie Rightmyer, ext. 40, mrightmyer@churchofpresentation.org
SUNDAY EVENING CHOIR: This is a contemporary ensemble that meets to rehearse, one hour before the 6:30 pm Sunday Liturgy. They join with the adult choir for Christmas and Easter Liturgies, as well as for concerts. No RSVP required, just show up to rehearse when you can.
Contact: Ed Ginter, ext. 13, eddieg717@aol.com
20/30 MINISTRY: The years between twenty and forty are huge. At some point during this time of life, we really decide who we are, where we are going, and how we hope to get there. Many factors contribute to shaping who we are becoming our family, our job, where we live, who our friends are, our relationships, and yes, our faith. These years are too important to let them simply pass by without taking time out. We need to slow down, reflect on where we are, who surrounds us, where we want to go and who it is that God is calling us to be. The 20/30 ministry is committed to reaching out to adults in this age range by offering opportunities to grow and mature in life and faith. By offering a variety of spiritual, social, outreach and informative activities we hope to grow in our relationship with God, to connect with each other and to become better connected with the life of the Church and the Church’s mission in the world.
Contact: Maureen Murphy, ext. 37, mmurphy@churchofpresentation.org
USHERS: Ushers welcome parishioners at Mass and show parishioners to their seats. The ushers also take up the collection and distribute the bulletins after Mass.
Contact: Nancy Mierswa, ext. 39, nmierswa@churchofpresentation.org
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY: A happy ministry of volunteers who formerly recommitted their sacrament and love for one another and now have the opportunity to serve the new participants. An annual liturgy and dinner dance is offered every spring to parishioners celebrating their anniversary in five-year increments.
Contact: Milli Stellatos, ext. 12, mstellatos@churchofpresentation.org
WELCOME DINNER TEAM: All newly registered parishioners are invited to attend one of two welcoming dinners held each year. This dinner offers new members an opportunity to meet other new members as well as to learn more about our parish. Volunteers are needed to help cook, serve, clean up and to be table facilitators. This is a wonderful opportunity for anyone who wants to take part in what Presentation is best known for --- Welcoming!
Contact: Margie Rightmyer, ext. 40, mrightmyer@churchofpresentation.org
WIDOWED/NEW BEGINNINGS: New Beginnings are offered to those who are widowed, of all ages. Through the ideas of volunteers, many social events are planned. New ideas are always welcomed. This ministry offers a warm atmosphere of fellowship and a spiritual love for one another.
Contact: Milli Stellatos, ext. 12, mstellatos@churchofpresentation.org
WISDOM YEARS: This ministry plans an annual Christmas celebration that includes a special Liturgy and luncheon for those 55 years and over. Experience the fellowship and dedication to those who volunteer to help achieve success of this holy and gala event.
Contact: Milli Stellatos, ext. 12, mstellatos@churchofpresentation.org
WOMEN’S CORNERSTONE: Women’s Cornerstone is a 26-hour retreat which provides an opportunity to renew and strengthen your faith and at the same time, grow in your experience of Christian community. Cornerstone celebrated its 25th anniversary at Presentation in 2007.
Contact: Margie Rightmyer, ext. 40, mrightmyer@churchofpresentation.org.
WOMEN’S SPIRITUALITY: Women’s Spirituality provides spiritual opportunities for the women of the Parish to nurture, deepen and support their growth in their relationship with God.
Contact: Margie Rightmyer, ext. 40, mrightmyer@churchofpresentation.org
WORKDAY: Time to give back and appreciate our Church…our volunteers set aside one day out of the year to clean and repair our Parish. A hardy breakfast and lunch is given to our dedicated workers. Come, let’s work together and show our love and devotion to our house of worship.
Contact: Milli Stellatos, ext. 12, mstellatos@churchofpresentation.org
YOUTH MINISTRY VOLUNTEER: If you are flexible, feel you are good working with high school students, and want to make a real impact in their lives then perhaps volunteering with our youth ministry is right for you. Our high school youth always need adults in their life who are willing to listen to them and share in their life experiences. There are many events throughout the year to accommodate your schedule. A preliminary meeting with the youth minister will help determine the right placement for your interests. Contact: Maureen Murphy, ext. 37, mmurphy@churchofpresentation.org |
