Get Involved

Join a Parish:  The parish community is one of worship, fellowship, and support.  Together we seek to support one another at all stages of life and to help each other draw nearer to Christ.  If you have not already registered with a parish we ask you to do so, and to fully participate in the life of the Church.

Generations of Faith: Our cluster uses the Generations of Faith model for religious education and faith formation.  This means that parishioners of all ages are invited to come learn together.  So come eat, pray, and learn with us!

Faith Sharing: On every Wednesday, except those with a Generations of Faith Festival, Tyler Wheeler hosts a Bible Study/Faith sharing session at the Lawler rectory at 6:00pm for adults to reflect on the upcoming Sunday's readings and discuss how they apply to their lives.  Both Catholics and non-Catholics are invited to participate.

Theology on Tap: Young adults in their 20s and 30s meet at a local bar or restaurant to learn about and discuss a topic in a comfortable setting.  This event is open to both Catholics and non-Catholics.

Wine and Wisdom: Adults of all ages meet at a local bar or restaurant to learn about and discuss a topic in a comfortable setting.  This event is open to both Catholics and non-Catholics.

Busy Person Bible Study: A Bible study that is participated in via email that takes place periodically throughout the year. Every week a reading and reflection is sent out via email. Members then have the opportunity to discuss, share and ask questions. To join simply send your email address to Jill Wurzer at jillcw08@hotmail.com.

Facebook: Like our cluster Facebook page to get the latest news involving the cluster, plus all sorts of other great Catholic content. Just search "Christ Our Hope Cluster" on Facebook or click on the blue "Like" button on top left side of the homepage of this website.

Liturgical Ministry: There are many ways to serve as a liturgical minister, as altar server, lector, sacristan, usher, greeter, rosary leader, music minister, and minister of Holy Communion.  All parishioners are encouraged to discern how they can use their gifts to serve the Church.