It is important for our servers to look neat and clean. This ministry can be adapted to your schedule. The albs need to be laundered and minor repairs made a few times a year.

Contact	Parish Office 634-2315 This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

If you have time and talent to contribute to the maintenance of our parish facility, you are needed. Services include: adopt a section of yard for cleanup; vacuuming; yard work; painting; carpentry; electrical; or other service areas.

Also includes:

Playground Maintenance

Sports Field Maintenance

Contact	Fred Knoblauch 616-0716 fknoblauch This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

Do you like to cook? Meals are fixed and delivered to the parish office for the priests each Wednesday. A schedule is made up in advance. You would be scheduled once or twice a year.

Contact	Monica Chessmore 260-8339

Gift Cards for area Dillon’s grocery stores are available to all parishioners at all Sunday masses and at the parish and school office. The sale of these cards generates income for the parish by returning 5% of every dollar spent and work just like cash. This is a great moneymaker with no extra cost to our parishioners. Gift cards may be used to purchase food items, gasoline and prescriptions. A small group of people is also needed to sell the certificates after all the masses.

Contact	Shannon Nye 205-8604

Compassion Ministry is serving your fellow parishioners in simple ways that enrich their lives. Examples would be transportation to church, doctor appointments or treatments, errands, respite care, house sitting during funerals, providing information about community resources, phone calls or visits to homebound and sick, as well as identifying and ministering to other needs.

Contact	Sr. Connie 634-2315, ext 118 This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

Through education, legislative advocacy, networking and by working with other Magdalen groups this committee helps to promote changes in social policy in order to better the lives of all. This group addresses issues that are endorsed by the U.S. Catholic Conference

Contact	Indra Phillips 612-3448

The objective of this committee is to develop and implement a long term vision of the landscape and grounds surrounding the church and school. Some members prefer to be on the paper and planning side, some prefer to be on the shovel and hoe side, while most prefer to do some of both.  Meetings are held quarterly or more often if needed.

Contact	Mike & Kay Thompson 218-0143 This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
Meeting Details	Meetings are quarterly and more often when needed.

Magdalen parishioners volunteer at the Lord’s Diner the 3rd Tues of every month. Volunteers are needed from 12:00-3:00 pm to cook and prepare the meals. Others are needed from 5:00-8:00 pm to serve and clean up.

Contact	Jim & Sheryl Hays 315-0005 This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
Meeting Details	3rd Tues of every month

Gate Keepers are a group of stewards who are willing to volunteer at the parish office during weekday evenings from 5pm – 7pm, as well as Saturday mornings. Parish Office Aides assist during regular business hours. Volunteers answer phones, assist parishioners and visitors with questions, and serve as gatekeepers for the campus.

Contact	Marsha Hoffman 634-2315, ext 121 This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

This is a dual need for both the church and the school. Assistance is needed in clearing snow from sidewalks around the school and church early in the mornings after a nighttime snow. Help is also needed to clear sidewalks around the church when it snows on weekends. A strong back, healthy heart, and good intentions are all that is required.

Contact	Fred Knoblauch  616-0716 This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

The St. Vincent de Paul Society is a worldwide lay organization of Christian men and women. The objective is to fulfill the two great commandments ‑ Love of God and Love of Neighbor ‑ by helping the needy. Our Society provides food for the needy with food drives and assists the parish with individuals who seek the parish's help. The St. Vincent de Paul also sponsors the Meals on Wheels and God's Food Pantry organizations.

Contact	Jim Weldon 652-0396