The Christian Service Commission meets the second Monday of the month from September to May.  The Commission gathers together our many human and social outreach programs providing opportunities for the entire parish to put into action the social teachings of the Church.  Members must be able to attend commission meeting once a month.

Men's Fellowship

The Men's Fellowship provides an opportunity for men of the parish to engage in social programs, fund raising, charitable, and Christian Service projects. High school age and up are welcome to join. Meets the second Saturday of each month from
8:00 am - 10:00am

Women's Fellowship

The Women's Fellowship provides an opportunity for women of the parish to engage in social, fundraising, charitable, and Christian Service projects. High School age and up are welcome to attend. Meets the first Tuesday of the month at 7:00 pm.

Rosary Makers

his ministry meets the second Tuesday afternoon of every other month to make rosaries that are sent to various places throughout the world where they are needed.

     We will teach you how to make rosaries for the missions using knots and beads.  Our rosaries are donated to to the Solanus Casey Center for distribution to the visiting missionaries, St. Paul's Street Evangelization Ministries, and other groups as needed.
     Please come join us in sharing Mary's Rosary with others around the world.
     If you have any questions, please call or write:
Ruth Cushnier 248-844-9914
Beverly Vert  corv1958@aol.com.

Coffee and Donut Volunteers

Volunteers are needed each Sunday to serve Coffee & Dontues after both the 9:00 am and 11 am Mass. The volunteers will set up and serve coffee & donuts. Set up take approximately 15 minutes before Mass and clean up takes 20 minutes. The is no set price for donutes but donations are accepted. Contact Christine Allen to volunteer your services: allencg99@yahoo.com

Hospitality Committee

The Hospitality Committee helps to plan, set up, serve, and clean up various parish functions/receptions. Contact Deb Peltier if you wish to be part of the hospitality committee at debp@saintliz.org

Donating Food & Funeral Services

Volunteers will be called to donate a food item for Funeral Luncheons, Blood Drive, Religious Education Activities, and various other social events. Helpers are needed on the day of funerals to help with luncheon setup, help serve, and clean up.
 

Society of St. Vincent de Paul

The Society of St. Vincent de Paul offers tangible assistance to those in need on a person-by-person basis. Members of the Society are men and women who strive to grow spiritually by offering that service to to indiciduals in need. Members are available on-call to screen recipients and provide financial assistance. Commitment involves about 2 to 3 hours per month. Contact Deb Peltier at debp@saintliz.org if you are interested in joining this ministry.

Food Bank

As a parish, we collect non-perishable food items to be taken to the St. Vincent de Paul South Oakland Food Depot house at 28720 Stephenson Highway in Madison Heights. Our donations help feed countless local families in need. Deliveries are made every month on the last Sunday of the month.

Help with loading food for the Food Depot

On the last of Monday of every month, the food in our St. Vincent de Paul depository is picked up. If you would like to help with the trasportation of the food, please contact the parish office or fill out our ministry form. 

South Oakland Shelter (S.O.S.)

Giving Tree Committee

The Giving Tree is our annual drive to provide for needy families during the Christmas season.  Parishioners take tags from our Giving Tree (located in the Church gathering space) and purchase the items listed on them.  The items are then returned (wrapped or unwrapped, depending on the item and the organization asking for it) to the Parish Hall, where they will then be delivered to the respective donation center.

The Giving Tree Committee member will help create tags, collect and transport gifts to the needy at Christmas.

Prayer Ministry

parishioners to pray for parish members and the good of the Church.     

A person who is not feeling well can never have enough prayers being said for them.  This is a “special” ministry that does not require any special talent and as much or as little amount of time as you feel you can allow each and every day.