As Roman Catholics, centered in the Eucharist, our mission is to live Christ's Gospel message to love, teach, pray, and serve.
Our liturgies call the community to gather and listen attentively to the Words of Scripture. Do you love the Scriptures? Do you feel called to proclaim the Word to the assembly during the liturgy? The Lector is the minister who brings the scriptures to life for all to hear. This ministry offers an opportunity for you to become a lector. Following a brief training session, you will be added to the lector schedule.
Contact: Conrad Von Doran; 2kayvonz@whidbey.com
Do you enjoy making others feel welcome? The greeter is an important ministry at mass. You are the first person a new parishioner or visitor sees. Greeters welcome and assist with seating and the flow during communion. They also distribute programs, bulletins and gather collections. Training is provided.
Contact: Janey Parlier janeyp@freeland.net
Do you desire to serve in the profound act of offering the Eucharist to others at Mass? Extraordinary Ministers serve at all weekend masses and special liturgies. Training is provided and consideration is given to your scheduling needs. Is the Lord calling you to this ministry?
Contact: Lorraine Kirker; nedlace@frontier.com
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Music opens the heart to God’s Word in a profound way. Do you feel called to proclaim the Word each week in song or instrument and to help lead the assembly to a deeper sense of prayer and community as the Body of Christ? If so, then the music ministry at St. Hubert is the place for you! Come experience the liturgical cycle as we sing our way through the church year! We meet for rehearsal each Thursday evening from 6:30pm – 8:00pm and Sunday from 9:15am- 10:15am.
Contact: Cleveland Riley Jr.; friendly@whidbey.com
For Catholics, nothing is more important than the Mass. It is the heart and soul of our worship of God. It is the celebration that gives us strength to live a Christian life. Servers are a vital part in leading others in prayer. This prayer, which is the Mass, is made present not only by the celebrant, the deacon and other ministers, but the presence of servers who bring to the Mass a deep reverence and love for the God whom we worship. Please join with me and the other altar servers in a ministry that will change your life. Remember, God is calling you to serve at his supper table. May you hear him calling to you!
Contact: Deacon Larry Jesmer; lpjjmj@whidbey.com