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CHRISTIAN FORMATION MINISTRY
Minister of Christian Formation
Marty Moran/DRE
Marty Moran/DRE
Mission Statement
St. Ann’s Ministry of Christian Formation is committed to sharing our Catholic Faith with others, proclaiming the
Word of God, and celebrating the good news of salvation. Since our Faith is most powerfully expressed in our
celebration of the Eucharistic Liturgy, the center of all catechetical efforts, we strive to express our beliefs in
programs and activities, for all age groups, as opportunities to experience a deeper, more loving personal
relationship with Jesus Christ.
Christian Formation Committee
Committee members assist the Pastor and the Minister of Christian Formation to plan, review, monitor and assist at
the various age-level formation programs offered in the parish. Chairperson for Christian Formation: Joanne Allen
Christian Formation for Children and Youth
Coordinator for Children (K to 5): Julie HendricksCoordinator for Youth (6 to 12): Lise Mikkelson
VOLUNTEERS are needed to serve in many roles.
To offer your time and talent, please contact Julie or Lise
Catechists teach regular weekly religious education classes for kindergarten through 12th grade from September
through May. Two Catechists are required in each classroom session. In addition to training and enrichment in
content and teaching techniques, on-going support, guidance and materials are provided. The Diocese requires
VIRTUS training and a Child Protective Service background check for this ministry. To offer your time and talent, please contact Julie or Lise
Additional Required Safety and Support Positions
All CF Parents are expected to volunteer to assure a safe environment for our children.
VIRTUS certification is required.
VIRTUS certification is required.
Hospitality and Special Events Team provides a simple reception after the celebration of Sacraments or other special events.
Hall/Classroom Monitor checks in on classrooms during sessions, especially if only one adult Catechist is present.
Door Monitors watch all exit doors to make sure no children leave without an adult, or that no unauthorized persons enter.
Bathroom Monitors provide safety by watching the visits of children and adults to the bathrooms during class sessions.Contact: Julie Hendricks or Lise Mikkelson
Substitute Catechists are also needed to take the place of the regular Catechist if that teacher is unable to attend a class.
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