MISSIONS AND OUTREACH OVERVIEW
The St. Margaret’s Missions Commission strives to engage every parishioner in outreach by:
(a) Organizing an overarching, intergenerational mission project that involves many parishioners in a single endeavor;
(b) Supporting the individual interests and passions of our parishioners;
(c) Helping parishioners discern their gifts and strengths;
(d) Acting as a clearing house for community service opportunities, coordinating and channeling parishioner participation; and
(e) Seeking partnerships with other churches and organizations that will multiply the impact of our and their efforts.
The Commission’s focus is centered on supporting organizations and volunteer activities that involve any of these four priorities:
(1) Endow the poor and hungry with the means to feed, shelter and clothe themselves;
(2) Restore the ill to health and heal the broken;
(3) Promote, preserve, and sustain environmental health; and good practices; and
(4) Improve access to educational opportunities.
Presentation by the Missions Commission on Oct. 30, 2016.
Members of the Missions Commission are: Beth Arruda, Kate Caldwell, Kate Callahan, Jean Clarke, Christine Duray Feldmann, Marti Engstrom, Barbara Friedmann, Jim Hall, Russell Jackson, John Kosloski, Bill Saur, Joanna Tillman, and Izzy Winn.
The St. Margaret’s Missions Commission strives to engage every parishioner in outreach by:
(a) Organizing an overarching, intergenerational mission project that involves many parishioners in a single endeavor;
(b) Supporting the individual interests and passions of our parishioners;
(c) Helping parishioners discern their gifts and strengths;
(d) Acting as a clearing house for community service opportunities, coordinating and channeling parishioner participation; and
(e) Seeking partnerships with other churches and organizations that will multiply the impact of our and their efforts.
The Commission’s focus is centered on supporting organizations and volunteer activities that involve any of these four priorities:
(1) Endow the poor and hungry with the means to feed, shelter and clothe themselves;
(2) Restore the ill to health and heal the broken;
(3) Promote, preserve, and sustain environmental health; and good practices; and
(4) Improve access to educational opportunities.
Presentation by the Missions Commission on Oct. 30, 2016.
Members of the Missions Commission are: Beth Arruda, Kate Caldwell, Kate Callahan, Jean Clarke, Christine Duray Feldmann, Marti Engstrom, Barbara Friedmann, Jim Hall, Russell Jackson, John Kosloski, Bill Saur, Joanna Tillman, and Izzy Winn.
