Port Youth Ministry
Catholic Youth Ministry of Immaculate Conception,
Saukville,St. Peter of Alcantara and St. Mary's
Congregations, Port Washington, Wisconsin
Catechists and Volunteers
The success of any  Youth  Ministry/Religious education program relies on
the help of volunteers. We are always in need of people who would be
willing to give of their time and talent in many different areas. If you
would like to help out, but feel you are unqualified, we will train you! The
best way to learn something is to teach it to someone else. Stipends are
also available for catechists and fee breaks for substitutes.

Volunteer opportunities include:
____  Teaching a class as a catechist        _____being a catechist aide
_____  Being part of a team of parents to teach a class (one or two
sessions each)
_____  Being a substitute catechist        
_____  Being a room parent (helping when needed)
_____  Being a hall monitor during CRE sessions
_____  Providing snacks
_____  Chaperone retreats/youth activities  
_____ Help plan service opportunities         
_____ Assist special programs
_____ Being on the Youth Ministry Advisory Committee/help plan activities
_____ other
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A well-trained Catechist is a successful Catechist.  The following
Catechist In-Services are planned for 2009-2010. Please contact Denise
Murre (284-6472 or portchild@archmil.org) or Maureen Rotramel (284-
2102 ext.15 or portyouth@catholic.org) if you plan to attend so we can
plan for handouts etc. Clock hours will be applied for all in-services in the
areas indicated:

December 3, 2009-  "The Scriptures:  Why is the Bible Holy?"  at St.
Peter’s (school library) 6:30-8:00pm  Scripture.

January 26, 2010 - District 10 catechist in-service at Lumen Christi,
Mequon 7:00-9:00pm.  "The Dark Side of the Internet (and Cell Phones
too)" with Special Agent Eric Szatkowski-Methods/Theology. For a flyer
with more information,
click here.

February 4, 2010 –  "The Scriptures:  What's in the Bible?"  at St.
Mary’s (Teacher’s Lounge) 6:30-8:00pm – Scripture.

March 4, 2010 –  "The Scriptures: The Alpha and the Omega"  at St.
Peter’s (school library) 6:30-8:00pm – Scripture

Catechists are also strongly encouraged to attend the various
workshops/sessions that are offered through the Adult and Family
Ministry office. Most of these sessions qualify for clock hours as well.  
Check the bulletins/parish web sites for more details.

For a flyer of all the District Adult and Family Ministry Fall 2009
Formation opportunities,
click here.
Youth Ministry
1802 N Wisconsin
Port Washington, WI
53074
262-284-2102 ext. 15
portyouth@catholic.org