The Catholic Community of St. Francis of Assisi
A – Z Ministry List
Advocacy Task Force - Trevor Thompson - 919-847-8205 x270
Provides parish leadership for political advocacy in light our faith and our call to faithful citizenship
Adult Formation – Jennifer Fiduccia – 919-847-8205 x238
On Wednesday evenings, participants gather in the chapel at 6:30pm for communal, Lectionary-based prayer until 6:50pm, followed by various adult formation presentations.
Al-Anon – Madeline Horrigan – madelinevhorrigan@icloud.com
Al-Anon has but one purpose: to help families of alcoholics. We do this by practicing the Twelve Steps, by welcoming and giving comfort to families of alcoholics, and by giving understanding and encouragement to the alcoholic.
They meet Sunday nights after 5:30 Mass
AA Meditation – Kathleen Owen – 919-847-8205 x241
AA Meditation is a fellowship of men and women who have had a drinking problem.
It is nonprofessional, self-supporting, multiracial, apolitical, and available almost everywhere.
They meet Monday to Friday at 7am at LaVerna – the log cabin.
Altar Servers and Thurifers – Tim Hetzel 919-847-8205x244
Help the Presider and Congregation at large celebrate the Mass.
Always Gods Children (AGC) – Chuck Small – 919-859-4889
This is a program, named after the U.S. Bishops’ 1998 pastoral letter “Always Our Children”, provides a confidential setting for persons who identify as LGBT (lesbian, gay, bisexual, or transgender), their family, and their friends, in which we share our experiences and concerns.
Alzheimer’s and Dementia – Linda Tucker – 919-900-8280 or Carol Gault – 919-239-4620
Reaching out to both, those suffering from Alzheimer’s and other related dementia, and to their caregivers.
Providing information on local resources and offering a safe place to share common experiences.
Assisi Cafe Volunteers – Ashley Watson – 919-847-8205x444
Volunteer to work in the Assisi Café during weekdays mornings, Sundays after mass, and Saturday concessions.
Baptism Preparation – Tim Hetzel 919-847-8205x244
Meeting with and preparing our families with infants and children to celebrate the Sacrament of Baptism through a once-a-month preparation session.
Basketball High School – Tim Burns – 919-949-4472
High School Girls and Boys parish basketball league play during the months of Feb – May. Registration begins in January.
Basketball Summer Adult – Tim Burns – 919-4472
Adult Over 18 League play during June and July on weekends only. Registration begins in April.
Basketball Youth – Rich Wessel – 919-870-1643
Girl and Boy youth league play during the months of Oct – Jan. Registration begins in August.
Blood Drive – Bryan Kozak 910-728-9200
Knights of Columbus and American Red Cross bi-annual Blood Drives.
Boy Scouts – John Martin
Organizing the Boy Scout troop that meets at St Francis.
Brown Bag Ministry – Tricia and Randy Downs, Laura and Rick Marino, Hope McFarland, Meg Mercer, Lori and Dale Zagiba
Prepares and distributes brown bag lunches every Saturday to a low-income senior apartment complex in Durham. The ministry allows all ages to participate. Families/Groups pack lunches together, experience brief communal prayer, and have face-to-face contact with people in need. To volunteer go to our webpage at https://www.stfrancisraleigh.org/bbm or by emailing stfrancisbbm@gmail.com.
Camp Francis – Ashley Watson – 919-847-8205x444
Summer camp program for school age youth. Offering over 100 camp opportunities. Registration begins in January.
Care for Creation – Trevor Thompson – 919-847-8205x270
Answers the call of St. Francis to be faithful stewards of God’s creation by advocating on behalf of the environment and supporting educational activities.
Caregivers via the Center for Volunteer Caregiving – 919-460-0567
Offers several types of help: respite visits so that primary caregivers can take a break, transportation to the grocery store and
to medical appointments. Consider sharing your time with others. Volunteer according to your schedule.
Caring Casseroles – Kathleen Owen – 919-847-8205 x241
Volunteers bring cooked, freezer ready casseroles to the Feed the Need refrigerator on the first weekend of each month.
Meals are used to help those dealing with life’s challenges.
Catholic Parish Outreach (CPO) – 919-873-0245, Sue Hand 919-846-7954
Serves the needs of people facing difficult financial times by providing food and children’s and maternity clothing.
Centering Prayer – Alice Stanford – 919-781-5860
Silent prayer followed by reading and discussion of spiritual materials.
CLOW (Children’s Liturgy of the Word) – Jackie Kelly – 919-896-6297
A celebration of the Liturgy of the Word that is designed for children ages 4-6 years
Church Keeping – Beverly Saunders – 919-846-5795
Volunteers help maintain the worship space, Holy Water fonts, altar, linens, and other liturgical items.
Collection Counters – Rob Neppel 919-847-8205x243
This behind-the-scenes ministry strives to accurately process and record donations so the Parish can be good stewards of contributions received.
Columbarium and Memorial Plaques – Trish Adamkowski – 919-847-8205x236
Community Center Programs – Ashley Watson – 919-847-8205x444
Programs and classes offered in the Assisi Community Center throughout the school year. Fitness classes and Parent/Child classes.
Community Garden – Pat and Paul Kelly – 919-413-8833
Tends a garden on parish grounds and grows vegetables primarily for donation to the hungry in our community through Inter-Faith Food.
Confirmation Preparation – Jennifer Fiduccia – 919-847-8205 x238
Confirmation is a sacrament of mature Christian commitment and a deepening of baptismal gifts of the Holy Spirit. Like Baptism and Eucharist, it is a Sacrament of Initiation and of faith in God’s fidelity to us. Our regular parish program is a two-year process that may begin with entrance to 8th grade.
Consolation and Care – Celesta Carlson – 919-818-4122
Sends cards to parishioners grieving the death of a loved one and they conducts four evening prayer services a year
Cross Bearers – Joseph Randazzo
Carry the Crucifix into and out of the Church at Mass and special Liturgies.
Cub Scouts – Mike Hutchinson
Organizing the Cub Scout Pack that meets at St Francis.
Curbside Care – Ian Gillen - ianjgillen@gmail.com
Collects items and provides care packages for distribution among the poor
Deaf Ministry – Jean Cooke-Byrne – 919-412-8365
Divorce Care – William Morgan – dejanuts@yahoo.com
A friendly caring group of people who will walk along side you through one of life’s most difficult experiences.
Divorce Care 4 Kids (DC4K) – Kathleen Owen – Kathleen.owen@stfrancisraleigh.org
Divorce Care for Kids is a safe, fun place where your children ages 5-12 can learn skills that will help them heal.
Divorce Care Surviving the Holidays - For Adults and Children
Donate Food and Supplie Drives – Becky Cawley – 919-847-8205 x268
Duke Children’s Hospital – Joe and Geanie Slifer – 919-870-6993
Celebrates seasonal parties with children and families experiencing compromised health situations
Emmaus Ministers – Kathleen Owen - 919-847-8205 x241
Assists parishioners in dealing with the death of a loved one by helping them with funeral preparations and “walking” with them in their time of sorrow.
Environment & Art – Theresa Baumgartner – 919-848-3383
Dresses the worship space based on the liturgical season, which helps parishioners connect more closely with the message of the Gospel.
Eucharistic Ministers at Mass– Tim Hetzel 919-847-8205 x230
Lay persons who administer the Body and Blood of Jesus Christ to the congregation at each Mass when there is a shortage of priests and deacons to assist the celebrant.
Traveling Eucharistic Ministers
Eucharistic Ministers, also called (EM’s) bring the Holy Eucharist to those who cannot attend Sunday liturgies at
St. Francis: the homebound, hospitalized and residents of retirement communities and nursing homes such as
EM to Abbotswood –Anita Misko – 919-294-6456
EM to the Homebound – Pat Spencer – 704-608-1678
EM to Magnolia Glenn – Jacob House – 919-360-9611
EM to the Meadows – Andrea McVerry – 919-846-2056
EM to Rex Hospital – Edward Gilmartin – edward.gilmartin@gmail.com
Faith Formation – Jennifer Fiduccia – 919-847-8205 x238
Our Cross Walk (grades K-5), Cross Train (grades 6-8) and Cross Road (grades 9-12) programs are group-based faith formation programs for our elementary school, middle school and high school-aged children. The programs are centered on the Mass, offering food and fellowship, in a fun, safe environment, with offerings to fit your family’s busy schedule!
Fair Trade Market – Becky Cawley – 919-847-8205 x267
What is Fair Trade? It is an economic system in developing countries that lifts up farmers, artisans, and producers of all kinds and gives them a chance to compete in a global marketplace. It also insures that children go to school, not work, and promotes whole communities not just individuals. By purchasing Fair Trade products, you stand in solidarity with these folk while respecting their right to dignified work and helping them lift themselves out of poverty. We will have 9 vendors this year, two of them brand new to us. So come take a look!
Family Promise – Ron Smith – 919-455-7786
Family Promise Ministry also known as Wake Interfaith Hospitality Network (WIHN) – Every year we host homeless families at St. Francis for a week at a time, 3 weeks out of the year. Opportunities to serve include bringing food items, sharing a meal, being an overnight host, providing childcare, and serving as a driver. This is a perfect opportunity to “welcome the stranger” in our community and live out one of the corporal works of mercy.
Feed the Need – Kathleen Owen – 919-847-8205 x241
Help provide cooked meals to families in our parish who are adjusting to life’s challenges. Sign up for a date that works for you.
Feeding Calendar – Becky Cawley at 919-847-8205 or Kathleen Owen at 919-847-8205
If “feeding the hungry” is one of your favorite corporeal works of mercy, check out our feeding calendar for information about upcoming opportunities.
First Reconciliation & Eucharist Preparation – Jennifer Fiduccia – 919-847-8205 x238
First Reconciliation is traditionally celebrated when the children reach the age of reason, which traditionally is seven years old. The sacrament is celebrated in late Fall at a communal Reconciliation service with families present. First Eucharist is celebrated in the spring at our weekend Masses with our community.
Food and Supply Drives – Becky Cawley – 919-847-8205 x268
FrancisFest: – Ashley Watson – 919-847-8205x444
Annual parish wide event celebrating our patron Saint by welcoming the entire community for a day of fellowship. Event held the first Sunday in October. Event planning team begins in April.
Funeral Ministers – Lisa Gianturco – 919-845-9718
Assist the Friar during a funeral, and greet guest who attend a funeral.
Funeral Planning – Contact Kathleen Owen 919-847-8205 x241
To make arrangements for a funeral for your loved one.
Gabriel Project – Trevor Thompson – 919-847-8205x270
Offers emotional and practical support to women with unexpected pregnancies.
Girl Scouts – Melissa O’Connor, 919-847-8205 x379
Organizing all Girl Scout troops that meet at St Francis.
Good Grief – Bereavement Support – Marsha Riely - marshariely@mac.com
A 6-week program for those experiencing loss of a loved one
GriefShare – Marlys Varga – marlysvarga@hotmail.com
This ministry gives you the opportunity to be around people who understand what you are feeling. You will learn how to recognize the symptoms of being stuck in grief and that you do not need to live in bondage to certain emotions. You will learn valuable information about facing your new normal in life and renewing your hope for the future.
GriefShare Surviving the Holidays – Marsha Riely - marshariely@mac.com or Marlys Varga – marlysvarga@hotmail.com
Those who are grieving a loved one's death. You'll learn: How to deal with the many emotions you'll face.
We have 2 classes one for Adults and one for Kids.
Grief Support Group – Marsha Riely – marshariely@mac.com
Share your grief experience and receive support, understanding in a comfortable setting and learn new ways to deal with your grief.
Gym Nights Open Play – Tricia Henry – 919-847-8205x375
Ministry leader led open play in the Assisi Community Center each week night. See website for membership information and leader contact information for each night.
HIV/AIDS Care Team – Tom Zimmerman – 919-870-1379
Provides compassionate care to those in our community suffering with HIV/AIDS in partnership with Alliance of AIDS Services – Carolina
Helen Wright Center for Women
Breakfast meal – Nam Douglass at namdouglass@bellsouth.net or 919-412-5182
Dinner meal - Angela Zemonek at zfamilync@yahoo.com or 919-931-3293
Or to sign up to help with a dinner meal (click here)
Homework Helpers – Michelle Harris at michelle.harris95@gmail.com
Is aimed at helping children of low income Hispanic families with their homework and daily lessons once a week.
Hospitality Hands – Deb Royals-Mizerk 919-847-8205 x222
Serves Coffee and Donuts after morning masses in Fellowship Hall to enable our community to simply be with each other in fellowship.
Inter-Faith Food Shuttle – 919-250-0043, Suzanne Szymendera – 919-845-4885
International Mission – Trevor Thompson – 919-847-8205x270
Takes parishioners to other parts of the world to experience different ways of living and expressing faith. These are transformational opportunities to encounter God’s mercy in the other cultures and peoples. We are planning on trips to Honduras, Guatemala, and others.
Job Connections – Mary Horner – 610-755-5392 http://www.stfrancisraleigh.com/job-connections/
We are an instruction and support ministry that provides encouragement, information, networking, coaching, spiritual guidance, and job search skills training in a Catholic Christian setting.
Jobs for Life – Ellen Ferrone
This is an employment ministry where unemployed and underemployed men and women, many of whom are homeless, come seeking training, mentoring and coaching to help them find meaningful work. We serve on Mondays. This is a brand new opportunity in partnership with a transformational organization of Jobs for Life.
Journeying with Grief through the Holidays
It’s hard to enjoy the holidays when you’re grieving. Come spend an afternoon with us and learn how to develop a plan for getting through the holiday season.
JustFaith and other Social Justice Formation Events – Trevor Thompson – 919-847-8205×270
Offers educational programs, films, guest speakers, and event throughout the year on a variety of social justice topics
Knights Of Columbus – Contact: Mike Wrzesien for any membership inquires
LaVerna Al-Anon – Helping by giving comfort to families of alcoholics, and by giving understanding and encouragement to the alcoholic. We meet every Sunday at 7:00 p.m. in the LaVerna center (the log cabin across from the Chapel). Enter through the garage. For resources, (Click here)
Lectors – Mike Wrzesien, Shawn Bayle – 919-624-1592
Proclaim the Word of God on weekends, Holy Days, and special Liturgies.
LGBT Ministry– Jane Paris 919-847-7431, Chris O’Neill 919-210-5319
LGBT Support Group – Chuck Small - 984-204-0012
Liturgical Ministries – Jim Wahl 919-847-8205 x230
Marriage Preparation Team – Tim Hetzel 919-847-8205x244
Meeting with and preparing our engaged couples to celebrate the Sacrament of Matrimony through information sessions and sharing from our experiences of marriage.
Master of Ceremonies – Michael and Julie Ducatte
Responsible for coordinating and overseeing all aspects of the Liturgy and make sure Mass runs smoothly.
Medical Presence @ Mass – Kathleen Owen at 919-847-8205 x241
Parishioners who are medical professionals identify themselves to the head usher and wear name tags. In the event of a medical event during Mass, they can be easily identified as someone who can help.
Mental Health and Wellness – Kathleen Owen at 919-847-8205x241
Addressing the stigma associated with Mental Illness, offering support and bringing awareness, resources, education and offering a better understanding of Mental Illness. Mental illness is a medical condition not a weakness.
Men’s Ministry – Norm Tuomi at norman3722@att.net
The cornerstone of the ministry is the monthly breakfast meetings that provide a frequent way for men to come together in prayer and fellowship. The Men’s Ministry provides a safe haven for men to meet other Christian men for friendship, advice, the sharing of our journey through life, and a smooth transition for involvement in other activities with the St. Francis Community.
Migrant Ministry – Bruce Cartier – 919-855-9909, bcartier7@gmail.com
Connects with migrant workers at Our Lady of the Rosary Parish, in Louisburg, N.C., in summer by driving them to Mass on Sundays and serving monthly “fiesta” meals.
Mom’s Imitate Mary – Sarah Ruiz – sgrunder.ruiz@gmail.com (or) Krystal Beaumont – kbeaumont417@gmail.com
Prayer, fellowship, and support for moms.
Music Ministry – Joyce Petzka
We are all called to musical ministry in the liturgy by participating in the songs and hymns of the Mass. However, some people have received the gift of musical leadership and this is best served by participating as a singer or instrumentalist.
NAMI/Wake – provides advocacy, education, support and public awareness so that all individuals and families affected by mental illness can build better lives.
New Parishioner Contact – Toni Hammes – 919-847-8205x265
Want to register for the parish, please visit www.stfrancisraleigh.org/join.
Oak City Outreach Center – Becky Cawley 919-847-8205x267
Prepares a meal regularly for individuals experiencing homelessness and/or food insecurity in downtown Raleigh.
On Purpose Peace – Kathleen Owen at 919-847-8205x241
Is a small Christian Community guide to understanding that you have a purpose and are essential to God’s plan. Discover your two word purpose statement, “I exist to serve God by _______”
Our Lady of the Rosary – Food Drives – Becky Cawley – 919-847-8205x267 or becky.cawley@stfrancisraleigh.org
Every year we host 2 food drives to stock the food pantry for Our Lady of the Rosary parish in rural North Carolina.
Passage Home
Offers opportunities to build relationships with people living in low-income neighborhoods in Raleigh.
Padre Pio Secular Franciscans
Learn more about living Franciscan spirituality in the secular world.
For more information contact Lee Cunningham at emcunningham3@gmail.com
Panera Pickup Ministry – Becky Cawley 919-847-8205x267 or becky.cawley@stfrancisraleigh.org
Every Monday evening at the Briar Creek Panera Bread location we pick up the left over breads and pastries and the next day we deliver these beautiful treats to the Morehead Hills Senior Apartments complex in Durham. For more information or to volunteer, visit our feeding calendar at https://www.stfrancisraleigh.org/st-francis-feeds-calendar/
Parish Community Events – Ashley Watson – 919-847-8205x375
Social event planning for the parish community including FrancisFest, Stations & Supper, Jamboree, and others.
Parking Ministry – Steve Burdett – 919-845-2714
Welcome all vehicular participants to and from St. Francis property and ensure safe passage to and from their vehicles.
Play and Pray – Tara Moore 919-847-8205x289
Faith Formation nursery for children ages 1-4 during the 9:30 and 11:30 Masses.
Prayer Line – Jackie Adamo 919-847-8205 x268
Volunteers prays for the intentions of parishioners.
Prayer Shawl Ministry – Cindy Cardello 919-846-8825, Donna Quirk 919-847-2084
Makes shawls as expression of our community’s care and concern for those struggling with difficulties in life.
Prison Pen Pal – Trevor Thompson – 919-847-8205x270 or Jill Balogh, 919-847-5872
For many years, our Prison Pen Pal Ministry has been reaching out to prisoners living on North Carolina’s death row. These prisoners are isolated and often estranged from family. Members of our ministry write to prisoners who have requested letters. Often we are their only link to the outside world. The number of inmates requesting letters has far exceeded our pen pals and we are actively seeking parishioners to join us. Pen pals commit to giving correspondence a try for six months but otherwise you determine how often to write.
Project Rachel – projectrachel@nc.rr.com – 919-852-1021
A Catholic community program that aims to provide hope and healing after abortion.
Racial Awareness and Religious Exchange (RARE) – Tom Zimmerman at 870-1379
Promotes interracial and interfaith dialogue and understanding through prayer and discussion with members of Baptist Grove Church.
Refugee Resettlement – Aggie Dalton
We have joyfully and successfully resettled our first family, but there is always more to do! We will continue to support the Omari family and help them transition to life in Raleigh.
Rite of Christian Initiation – Adults RCIA@stfrancisraleigh.org
A process of discernment for adults who seek initiation and full communion with the Catholic Church.
Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults, adapted for Children – RCIA@stfrancisraleigh.org
A process of discernment for those who are between the ages of 7 and 17 and seek initiation and full communion with the Catholic Church.
Ronald McDonald House – stfrancisrmhministry@gmail.com
St. Francis parishioners prepare and serve dinner to families with sick children at the Ronald McDonald House on the third Wednesday of every month. Parishioners also purchase and deliver to the church the groceries needed to make the meal. Will you join us? Together we make a difference for these families.
Rosary Ministry – Barbi Tapernek at 919-954-3370
Promotes devotion to the Holy Rosary of the Virgin Mary.
Seeing God in Your Cancer Journey – Kathleen Owen at 919-847-8205x241
Cancer can lead to frustration and questions as you try to make sense of your struggle.
This 9 week book/video bible study that leads you through scriptures to explore how the Christian faith can support you on your cancer journey.
Sister Parish Guatemala – Carie Gunnells
Sends delegations of parishioners to the village of Las Margaritas II in Guatemala (Central America) to deepen our mutual understanding and open our hearts to our Mayan brothers and sisters.
St Francis 50+ Adults Group – Gene Schultz 919-562-0477
An organization formed to provide opportunities for social, spiritual, charitable services, and educational opportunities for the benefit of its members, as well as the parish and Wake County community. Membership is open to persons 50 years or older who attend the St. Francis parish, or reside in Wake County and surrounding areas. Monthly potlucks and Monthly game days are open to all members.
St Francis Builds/Habitat – Diane and Bob Steinbeiser – 919-846-8026
Offers St. Francis workdays to work alongside other parishioners in building homes for the homeless.
St. Francis Feeds Calendar – Becky Cawley 919-847-8205x267 or Kathleen Owen – 919-847-8204x241
If “feeding the hungry” is one of your favorite corporeal works of mercy, then this is the place to get all your information about upcoming opportunities through our parish ministries. We have opportunities where you can serve with your families, as a group, or individually. Some opportunities request donated non-perishable food; others prepare casseroles. Some package food for delivery; others deliver and serve food. You can serve on the weekday evenings, weekends, for a whole week at a time, or as it works with your schedule. We have opportunities for everyone! For more information go to https://www.stfrancisraleigh.org/st-francis-feeds-calendar/
St. Francis Inn – John Budway at budwayjj@bellsouth.net or 305-205-5104
A Franciscan Eucharistic community called to minister to the poor and homeless of Philadelphia. Formed in the spirit of the Gospel and inspired by the life and compassion of Francis and Clare of Assisi, the inn tries to meet the immediate daily needs of the people it serves with food, clothing and hospitality.
St. Vincent de Paul – Help Line – 919-534-4842
Provides compassionate care and assistance to individuals experiencing a financial emergency.
Call the help line for more information and/or assistance.
Ways to get involved with this ministry.
Stephen Ministry – Kathleen Owen – 919-847-8204x241
Stephen ministers are members of our congregation who receive special training to provide one-to-one Christian care to people in our congregation and community experiencing challenges in life: grief; loneliness; divorce; hospitalization; disability; job loss; and many other life difficulties. Learn how to become a Stephen Minister or receive care from one.
Stewardship – Deb Royals-Mizerk 919-847-8205 x222
enabling our St Francis community to sharing time, talent, and treasure as gifts from God.
Summer at St Francis – Ashley Watson – 919-847-8205x444
St Francis of Assisi has many activities for all age groups this summer. Look for the opportunity that meets your needs.
Supply and Food Drives – Becky Cawley – 919-847-8205 x268
Support Circles – Kat and Ferrel Guilroy – ferrel.guillory@gmail.com
Develops a year-long (or longer) relationship with a family transitioning from homelessness, providing emotional support and practical assistance.
The Franciscan School – Michael Watson – Principal
Founded in 2000, The Franciscan School is a fully accredited K-8 Catholic School. Reflecting the unique charism of our patron, St. Francis of Assisi, TFS is dedicated to an education that fosters a Christ-centered way of living and celebrates the building of the Kingdom of God on Earth. We invite you to visit our beautiful campus. We offer individual tours and student shadow opportunities. Schedule a tour and a shadow day online at www.franciscanschool.org, or by calling Lura Tysiac, Admissions Coordinator, at 919.534.4837 ext 469.
The Way of Francis – Ben Whitehouse
An individual pilgrimage for those who are seeking a deeper understanding of the gifts they have received from God.
Together Living with Cancer – Kathleen Owen – 919-847-8204×241
Support for those dealing with cancer.
Transportation to Mass – Stephanie Smith – 919-302-0080
Provides transportation to parishioners who have no means of getting to church for weekend liturgies.
Ushers – John Cuomo – 919-931-4308 or Troy Chaput 919-665-7194
Serve as visual representatives of St. Francis during mass and offer assistance and direct the offertory collection, Eucharistic procession, and bulletin distribution.
Visitation Ministry – Sharon Holland – hollandbozo@yahoo.com
Provides friendly visits to parishioners in area hospitals and care facilities.
Volleyball Youth – Mary Arleth – 919-847-8205x379
Girls and Boys League play during the months of June-July . Registration begins in April.
Volunteer Opportunities
Here you will find a variety of opportunities to volunteer. If you have questions, contact the ministry leader for that particular opportunity. If you have further questions about getting involved at St. Francis, contact Deb Royals-Mizerk, our Director of Stewardship at deb.royals-mizerk@stfrancisraleigh.org or call her at 919-847-8205×222.
Weekday Volunteer Receptionists – Tresa Pickup – 919-847-8205x249
Monday thru Friday, welcome people who walk in our door, answer the main phone number.
Weekend Volunteer Receptionists – Kathleen Owen – 919-847-8205 x241
Sunday, welcome people who come to mass by helping with registration, mass cards, and general inquires.
Weekend Welcome Hosts – Deb Royals-Mizerk 919-847-8205 x222
Extend genuine welcome to people coming to church each weekend by greeting folks and sharing smiles at the main doors of the church, directing folks around campus, and generally creating a warm atmosphere where all feel welcome and a part of the St Francis community.
Welcome New Parishioner Events – Deb Royals-Mizerk 919-847-8205 x222
Provide a welcoming opportunities for new parishioners through being table hosts at our monthly new parishioner events.
Wedding Directors – Judy Ferraro – 919-395-3005
Women’s Ministry – Tuesday evening group Anna Fowler – annafowler@nc.rr.com and
Friday morning group - Celesta Carlson at ccarlson210@gmail.com