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The Women of St. Hubert have a long history of service to the community, and raising money for both our parish and South Whidbey non-profits. We focus on fundraising, service and prayer while building relationships spiritually and socially. This extremely generous group of women give their time, treasure and talents to help others as we live our faith. All women are welcome and we invite you to join us. For more information about the Women of St. Hubert or to add your name to our email list please use the contact below.

Contact: Sally Hardenberg;  sally.hardenberg@gmail.com

Pastoral care is the loving and compassionate care of the sick, homebound and dying through home and hospital visits. The care and love shown to others is what Jesus expects of each of us. As scripture tells us; “Love one another as I have loved you.” Please join Deacon Larry in a ministry that gives more blessings than you could ever imagine.

Contact: Deacon Larry Jesmer;  lpjjmj@whidbey.com

Building on our very joyful and successful 50th anniversary celebration, we are beginning a Long Range Planning process to help guide our parish for the next few years. We are looking for people who want to think strategically and realistically toward the future with the joys and challenges it will bring. If this kind of leadership role calls to you, please sign up to get more information about the Long Range Planning Committee.

Contact: Kathy Childs;  oneladywhidbey@gmail.com; Ed Thompson  elnarrowboat@gmail.com

Our Knights of Columbus Council is an active group doing charitable work for our parish and island neighbors. We meet once a month and pursue our fun and productive projects as a group. You may ask any Knight more information. Please consider joining us.

Contact: Tex Bunney; 360.678-7150; texbu@live.com

We are part of this beautiful created world that we have been commanded by God to care for. Join an interesting group of parishioners who look for ways to increase our awareness of how we can be ever better stewards of creation. Caring for our common home is one theme of Catholic Social Teaching.

Contact: Elizabeth Guss; 360.221.7953; Elizabeth@sthubertchurch.org