630 E. Wayzata Blvd.
Wayzata, MN 55391
Ph.: 952.473.6601

           


Justice and Service Commission

Help increase the parish’s awareness and involvement in justice issues through social action, service and Catholic social teaching, events and education. Commitment is every 3rd Thursday evening per month as well as participation in various events and projects. Training provided. 

 

English As a Second Language

Teach English as a second language at our sister parish, Holy Rosary Church in South Minneapolis. Days or evening classes available. Training provided.

 

Feed My Starving Children

Help package a low-cost meal for malnourished children around the world. Parishioners five years and older can participate. Commitment is 9 -11:00 a.m., Saturday, December 3, 2011 or April 2012 (exact date TBD). A great way to involve children in service.

 

Adopt-A-Family

Interfaith Outreach and Community Partners matches a needy family with a family or an individual who is willing to provide gifts and a meal at Christmas. Let us know if you are interested, and we will contact you in October.   

 

Respect Life Committee

The mission of the Respect Life Committee is to help promote a culture of life. The main focus of the committee is assisting those who are most vulnerable, especially mothers and their unborn children. Some of the activities sponsored by the committee include supporting crisis pregnancy centers, providing resources on relevant issues, coordinating the annual Respect Life Sunday and leading the monthly Rosary for Life. Meetings are held 6 - 8 times per year and dates are determined by members.

 

Green Team

Help to promote environmental stewardship, a key principle of Catholic social teaching by organizing events and identifying resources to foster respect and care for God’s creation. This team also works to research and implement strategies for recycling and reducing waste, as well as enhancing energy efficiency in our parish buildings. Commitment is one evening meeting on the second Thursday of the month plus special events. 

 

School's Cool

Provides school uniforms, fees and supplies for children at the Banyan Community who attend the Catholic schools: Risen Christ Elementary (our sister parish’s school) or DeLaSalle High School. Volunteers needed to serve in one or more of the following ways: shop for students’ supplies, load and deliver items to Banyan, solicit sponsors and donors, help with Distribution Night at the Banyan, write thank-you notes to donors. Commitment varies according to task and takes place between May through September.

 
 

Backpacks for Banyan

Provides backpacks and school supplies for the public school children of the Banyan Community (providing educational support for low income children in south Minneapolis). Volunteers needed to help organize backpack drive and/or load and deliver backpacks to the Banyan in July and August.

 

Simpson Housing Meal Server

Be a part of the St. Bartholomew team that prepares and serves dinner for 100 guests at the overnight men’s emergency shelter in Minneapolis. The team develops recipes, shops for groceries, and then prepares freshly made meals to very appreciative guests. This opportunity occurs in the evening from 5:30 – 9:30 p.m. (provides 3-4 service hours for Confirmation candidates). Commitment is one evening or more, November 17, 2011 or dates TBD for 2012.  Open to anyone 12 years old through adult.  Confirmation candidates welcome too.
  
 

IOCP Food Shelf Volunteer

Located in Plymouth, the IOCP (Interfaith Outreach & Community Partners) food shelf provides supplementary, no-cost food to families and individuals living in our community. Help staff the food shelf along with other St. Bart’s members on the 4th Wednesday of each month from 5:30 - 8:30 p.m. Commitment is flexible—help once or many times. Open to adults and students ages 12 years and older.

 

IOCP Sleep Out Team

Help IOCP (Interfaith Outreach & Community Partners) meet their goal of raising awareness and funds for local housing needs. Volunteers are needed to help design and organize St. Bart’s involvement in the IOCP sleep out campaign. This is a short term commitment. 

 

Lenten Service Night Team

The purpose of the 2nd annual Lenten Service Night is to put faith into action during the season of Lent. We’ll be making sandwiches for the poor, rosaries for lent and a host of other service activities.  Help plan, organize and/or implement this service evening at St. Bart’s. This is a short term commitment. 

 
Contact

Marion Clark
Director, Shared Ministry
952/473-6601

 

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