Needed: Adults to Walk With Young People on Their Journey of Faith

"As Jesus with the disciples of Emmaus, so the Church must become today the traveling companion of young people…" Pope John Paul II, World Youth Day 1995
 
  “… the future of humanity lies in the hands of those strong enough to provide coming generations with reasons for living and hoping.”— Vatican II
 
 For more information on volunteering your time to the middle or high school programs, please contact Angela Busby at [email protected] or (301)570-8125.

Volunteers create the success of the Saint Peter’s Youth Ministry program. Parents/adults are welcome to visit at any time. There are also various ways to become more directly involved in the programs.
 
Occasional Involvement - Provides and serves snacks/refreshments, aids with transportation. Present only for time of service.
 
Frequent Involvement - Aids in leading small group discussions/activities from regular evening gatherings to retreats. Present for entire event.
 
Regular involvement - Direct involvement in planning, organizing, and leading events/activities Present at prep meetings and for entire event planned.
 
Growth & Education - There are various opportunities for volunteers and parents to grow in their faith understanding, knowledge of religious education, and youth ministry. The Archdiocesan Offices of Youth Ministry and Religious Education offer courses in these areas regularly. The Saint Peter’s Youth Office will provide funds for moderators and facilitators participating in these programs.
 
All regular volunteers are required by Archdiocesan policy to attend a Child Protection class and be fingerprinted.