Ushers/Greeters
Welcome parishioners and guests, assist with seating, and help create a prayerful, orderly worship experience.
Ushers/GreetersLiturgical Arts
Find ways to serve in worship, pray in community, and participate in ministries that help shape Holy Family’s liturgical life with beauty, hospitality, reverence, and joy.
Worship Ministries
Serve directly in the liturgy through hospitality, proclamation, Eucharistic ministry, and music.
Proclaimers
Proclaim the Word of God in a way that is clear, prayerful, and alive for the assembly.
ProclaimersEucharistic Ministers
Assist in the distribution of Communion and help serve the assembly reverently during liturgy.
Eucharistic MinistersMusic Ministry
Lead worship through choir, band, and musical participation for weekend liturgies and major feast days.
Music MinistryCommunity Worship Gatherings
Prayer experiences that gather families, cultures, and small communities into worship and connection.
SCC Groups
Join a Small Christian Community to pray, reflect on Scripture, and grow in faith with others.
SCC GroupsFM (Family Mass)
Explore Holy Family’s Family Mass experience and ways families can participate together in worship.
FM (Family Mass)Kid Church
A Sunday worship experience designed for families with young children, with prayer, music, reflection, and fellowship.
Kid ChurchMulticultural Ministry
Celebrate the richness of Holy Family’s many cultures through prayer, liturgy, and community life.
Multicultural MinistryPrayer & Devotions
Explore contemplative prayer, Marian devotion, and ministries rooted in prayerful support for others.
Meditation
Find opportunities for centering prayer and meditation as part of a deeper contemplative life.
MeditationMarian Ministry
Pray the rosary, honor Mary, and participate in devotional life centered on the Blessed Mother.
Marian MinistryMinistry of Praise
Offer prayerful support for the needs of the parish and wider community through this ministry of intercession.
Ministry of PraiseOur Liturgical Vision
Our Liturgical Arts Ministry seeks to create transformative prayer and worship experiences with an appreciation for both the old and new. We will be true and relevant within our culture along with a healthy respect for the past.
Our liturgies will be multi-dimensional, embracing diversity, and multi-generational. We believe that worship should transcend generational barriers by recognizing and embracing an appreciation for various worship styles, song selections and texts.
We seek to incorporate elements that appeal to both the spiritually young and mature so that people at all points on the spiritual continuum can grow. The experience of the liturgy should unite us, not divide us. Therefore, we believe that the predominant attitude of worship must be one that is preferential toward one another in love.