Post-Op Recovery Meals Team
Imagine if you had surgery and had no one to stay with you or provide meals to help you recover and get back on your feet. This happens occasionally to fellow parishioners. Please consider joining our newly forming Post-Op Recovery Meals Team. All that is needed is the willingness to…
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BeFrienders Ministry
BeFrienders is a listening and support ministry that requires a training and apprentice period. It is extremely rewarding. You will be matched with someone traveling through a life-changing experience. Matches last for a few weeks to several months.
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Witness to Hope: Cancer Support Group
This is a support group offering emotional solace and encouragement to people who might otherwise feel they are fighting alone. This includes those who: Have been touched by cancer, including survivors, caregivers, family, and friends. Are currently fighting the disease. Have lost a loved one to cancer. All are welcome…
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Health Ministry Team
Volunteers work with our Parish Nurse to run a thriving health ministry at OLL. Together they organize our annual blood drive, monthly blood pressure screenings after Masses, parish first aid kits, the health ministry bulletin board, and visitations to home/facility-based parishioners.
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Prayer Shawl Ministry
Our Parish Nurse periodically puts out a call for people to make prayer shawls and lap blankets for home/facility-based parishioners.
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Widowed Friends
Starting in October 2022, the new widow’s group that was forming will be joining forces with the Mourning Glories group to make one cohesive group for widows and widowers. We have chosen a new name and will be known as Widowed Friends. We hope this name will be welcoming to…
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Alcoholics Anonymous (A.A.)
Alcoholics Anonymous meets at Our Lady of the Lake on two different evenings every week and is open to anyone in the community. Mondays from 7:30-9 p.m. in the parish library Fridays from 7:30-9 p.m. in the parish library
Find Out MoreVisitation Ministry
As ministers of care, we hope to participate in living and sharing the Good News of Jesus, especially among the sick, home/facility-based, and bereaved. We remember the words of Jesus: “Do this in remembrance of me.” Be a part of a ministry team that: Sends greeting cards to the sick…