Parish Life Ministries
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Scouting: Boy Scout & Cub Scouts.
Scouting is designed to help boys develop life skills, maturity and independence in a Christian community, emphasizing duty to God, country, family and self. At Holy Trinity, boys in grades six and up can participate in Boy Scout Troop #279, which meets Monday evenings. Younger boys can join Cub Scout Pack #279, which meets Tuesday evenings. Both groups meet in Loreto Hall. Adults are invited to volunteer as troop or pack leaders, assistant leaders, and in other capacities. Contact: Amy Ayers, (678) 489-3541, AAyers1@gmail.com Scouting: Girl Scouts Christ Renews HIs Parish (CRHP) offers re-invigoration of the parish community and of one's own spiritual life. Participants receive a weekend retreat, away from the pace and pressures of everyday life, which helps to reconnect them with the Lord and to reveal the quiet ways He works in each of our lives. During the CRHP process, lasting relationships are formed. Regardless of whether you are securely rooted in your faith or beginning your walk wiht the Lord, CRHP is a journey of spiritual growth and renewal. Contact: CCC.HolyTrinity@gmail.com Circle of Friends provides receptions following funerals and memorial services and provides food for the sick on a temporary basis. Members are invited to help provide meals, serve at funeral receptions, as well as other tasks. Members are divided into four teams and serve three months during the year. Contact: Elfriede Higgins, JoeAndElfi@comcast.net Sharon Kling, 1ousley@att.net The Gift Shop, run by volunteers, offers parishioners and visitors a place to buy religious gifts. The shop is located in Loreto Hall, next to the parish library. Hours of operation: Sundays - 8:15am- 1:45pm; Mondays - 12pm-3pm; Wednesdays - 9:45am - 11am and 4pm-8pm (Wednesday evenings on PSR nights). The Gift Shop is closed during the summer months. Contact: Debbie Wilcox, (770) 487-4052, DBWilcox@bellsouth.net Hospitality: Senior Luncheon This hearty potluck meal takes place after the FirstFriday Mass each month, and gives our seniors an opportunity to socialize. Contact: Karen Niederhausen, (678) 489-6731, NiedHaus@peoplepc.com Hospitality: Wednesday Morning Coffee Parishioners have a chance to socialize in Loreto Hall while enjoying breakfast and refreshments after the 9am Mass. Contact: Parish Office, (770) 487-7672 Hospitality: Welcoming Committee This Committee sponsors semi-annual breakfasts to promote fellowship and welcome new parishioners into our community. Contact: Maria Castillo, (678) 466-1705, MCastillo@HolyTrinityPTC.com Knights of Columbus. This fraternal men's organization supports widows, seminarians, developmentally disabled children and the Respect Life cause through fundraising, activities, and giving. Meetings are held the first Thursday of the month at 7:30pm in the Knights Hall. Catholic gentlemen in good standing with the Church who are 18 or older can participate. Contact: Tom Hughes at hughestah@bellsouth.net The Library is a resource of Catholic Materials for the Holy Trinity community. It provides Catholic books for use by parishioners and the educational ministries of the church. The library is located in Loreto Hall near the kitchen and is always open to parishioners. Volunteers are welcome to join the Library Committee which acquires, catalogues and shelves the books. Donations of Catholic books are always welcome. Contact: Suzanne Rice, (770) 487-9659, RiceWJ@aol.co Life, Marriage, Religious Liberty Updates/Alerts. Members will be provided current updates and alerts from the Archdiocese of Atlanta and the USCCB when there is legislation pending that concerns moral and Church teachings. Contact: Suzanne Rice, (770) 487-9659, RiceWJ@aol.com Mary DeCaro, (770) 487-3515, MEDeCaro@gmail.com Mature Adult Catholic Singles (MACS) is a ministry of fellowship and service. Singles ages 40 and older are invited to gather for fun, fellowship and service. Our group meets occasionally for potlucks, game nights and fellowship. Contact: Eileen Lavoie, (770) 631-9214, lavoieem1@bellsouth.net |
Mission Possible is a ministry serving the needs of the elderly, disabled and single parents who need assistance with yard work, general clean-up, and maintenance around the house, as well as on-site at Holy Trinity. Mission Possible provides this service semi-annually. Volunteer opportunities are available for middle school-aged youth through adults.
Contact: Rebecca Capezzuto, (678) 466-1737, RCapezzuto@HolyTrinityPTC.com ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The Nursery provides a safe and caring environment for children while the parent(s) attend Mass or Bible studies. Adults, teens and pre-teens are welcome to serve in different capacities. Contact: Tina Terrell, (678) 466-1724, TTerrell@HolyTrinityPTC.com ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Office Volunteers. Parish Office Volunteers assist with large bulk mailings, labeling envelopes, stuffing bulletins, photocopying and occasionally answering phones. Contact: Lynda Burke, (678) 466-1700, LBurke@HolyTrinityPTC.com ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Office Volunteers. Faith Formation Contact: Mary Sue Pitsko, (678) 466-1733, MPitsko@HolyTrinityPTC.com ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The Parish Picnic takes place on Trinity Sunday, late May/early June, at Picnic Park in Peachtree City. This gathering includes a meal, courtesy of the Knights of Columbus and Boy Scouts, as well as side dishes which are prepared by parishioners and shared with everyone. It's a great time to meet new friends and rekindle old friendships. Volunteers are needed for many tasks. Contact: Shane Smith, (770) 487-7672, PastoralCouncil@HolyTrinityPTC.com ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The Respect Life Committee promotes awareness of the sanctity of life at all of tis stages, and seeks to incorporate the Gospel of Life in our parish community. Committee members accomplish this by praying for life, educating our parish family members on pro-life issues (including legislative issues), and supporting women in crisis pregnancies. Contact: Steven Allen, Allen.Stephen@comcast.net St. Vincent de Paul Society assists parishioners and other members of the community who are struggling financially and spiritually. Help comes in the form of direct financial help, Food Pantry distributions, and automobile donations. Meetings are held the first and third Mondays of each month. Those interested in participating must be at least 18 years old, submit to a background check, and complete a training and orientation process. Contact: Curt Hirsch, (770) 487-7672 x450 The Seniors Ministry is for all parishioners 55 and older. It is an opportunity for members to be Christ for one another as they worship and enjoy fellowship in the presence of God. Contact: Jim Towle, (770) 371-7754, JimTowle8@gmail.com The Supper Club, which is organized by and for married couples, involves sharing food and camaraderie in a social setting. Gatherings take place at members' homes and each couple is asked to bring a dish to share with the group. Meals typically occur once a month and are informal and inviting. Contact: Larry & Gail Rebok, (770)487-5568, LarryRebok1@bellsouth.net The Technology Committee provides support to the Parish Office Staff, troubleshooting any computer, telephone or related technological problems as they arise. In addition, the committee assists the pastor in making informed decision on technology at the Parish level. Monthly meetings take place on the second Thursday of the month at 7:30pm. Contact: Eric Webb, (678) 876-0478, EWebb@charter.net The King's Men is a group of men who are working to discover and live the virtues of true Christian Masculinity. That is, to be leaders, protectors and providers. We meet for 1.5 hours twice a month to pray and study our faith. We are firmly committed to the doctrines of the Catholic Church, but our membership is open to both Catholic and non-Catholic men. Contact: Alec MacDougall, (770) 486-0580, Alec_Mac@msn.com Trinity Men was formed in 2004 at the request of our Pastor. The purpose is to provide a group where men can connect. Join us and help make Trinity Men your parish group. The guys who join this ministry will tell you that these are the best friendships we have! Meetings are on Saturday mornings, 7:30am-9am. We begin in the Sanctuary (left rear) for Morning Prayer and move to the Loreto Hall Library for coffee and discussion. All are invited to participate by visiting our website, Grace by Two through the link below. Contact: Jerry O'Hara, (770) 631-0207, JPOHara@bellsouth.net David Phillips, (770) 631-9314, DavidJPhillips1962@gmail.com Young Family Ministry is a group of families with young children who meet the third Sunday of each month for fellowship and faith-filled discussion and activities appropriate for the whole family. Children of all ages and new families are always welcome!
Contact: Tony & Kelly Carney, (770) 377-9348, Carney.Kelly@yahoo.com |