
Community
We have many opportunities for you to find a place where you can share your talents and interests in ways that help others. Below are the different ministries we have here at St. Aidan’s, grouped into five categories:
- Worship: supportive roles in our worship services
- Bible Study: learning how to hear and understand God’s Word
- Children and Youth: from infants up through high school
- Fellowship: forming relationships with each other
- Generally Helpful: service-based ministries to the church and the community
Worship Ministries

Altar Guild
This vital behind-the-scenes ministry offers a meaningful way for families or individuals to serve by caring for the altar before and after services.

Lay Eucharistic Minister (LEM)
This ministry comprises specially trained lay members who have the important role of serving the consecrated wine during worship services.

Lay Reader/Lector
This group of lay individuals serves the congregation by reading the appointed lessons during services and leading the recitation of the Psalm.

Music Ministry
This vibrant ministry offers numerous avenues for participation, from singing in the choir and playing in the Praise Band to operating the sound board. All levels of musical talent and experience are warmly welcomed.

Usher/Greeters
This friendly group, encompassing members of all ages, extends a warm welcome to all who enter the church. They assist by distributing bulletins, answering questions, and helping during the service with the offertory and presentation of the bread and wine.
Interested in Joining Our Worship Ministries? Let Us Know What You're Interested In!
Fellowship Ministries

All Church Events (ACE):
This enthusiastic committee takes on the joyful task of planning and organizing events for the entire church family, such as the Fall Festival, Christmas party, the End of the Year celebration in May, and St. Aidan’s Day in September.

Community of Adults at St. Aidan’s (CASA)
This welcoming group is open to all adults and typically gathers on the second Saturday of each month at the church for "Lame Date Night" or game night. Childcare is provided. Attendees are invited to bring a dessert, drinks, or a side dish/appetizer to share. This provides a relaxed setting to connect with others in the St. Aidan's community.

Men of St. Aidan’s (MenSA)
This fellowship brings the men of St. Aidan’s together for casual gatherings, retreats, and opportunities to assist with grilling and cooking for various church events.

St. Aidan’s Seniors (SAS)
This friendly group welcomes the more "experienced" members of the community to gather for meals and plan engaging field trips tailored to their interests.

Sisters of Strength (SOS)
Sisters of Strength is the St. Aidan's women's group, focusing on fellowship, service, and faith, all with a special touch of fun. This group meets monthly for various activities suggested by the women of the church and shares a time of connection each summer during their annual retreat. Their goal is to foster spiritual growth together, provide mutual support, and discover joy in shared experiences. From meaningful discussions to practical service projects and enjoyable outings, Sisters of Strength creates a space for women to deepen their faith while building lasting friendships. Whether seeking connection, purpose, or simply a place to belong, this group offers upliftment and inspiration. All are invited to join as they strengthen their faith, make a positive impact, and experience life together.

Daughters of the King (DOK)
This dedicated group of women is specially trained and committed to prayer and service. The Jr. DOK provides an opportunity for young ladies under the age of 21 to participate in this ministry.
Interested in Joining Our Fellowship Ministries? Let Us Know What You're Interested In!
Children and Youth Ministries

Children’s Chapel Leaders, Music Leaders, Shepherds
This dedicated group of loving lay individuals ensures that the church's PreK – 3rd graders experience worship in a way that resonates with their age. The Shepherds offer assistance to the children, while the Leader and Music Leader guide them through a service thoughtfully designed to mirror the "big church" experience.

Sunday School Teachers
This fulfilling ministry provides an opportunity to share God’s love and grace with the children of the church. Training and materials are provided, and each week, two teachers guide the Pre-K – 3rd-grade class.

Youth Group Leaders
Individuals who enjoy connecting with teenagers can work alongside the Director of Youth and Family Ministries, Taylor Durr. This role involves getting to know the amazing teens of St. Aidan's and forming a supportive network as they navigate their journey into adulthood.
Interested in Joining Our Children/Youth Ministries? Let Us Know What You're Interested In!
Generally Helpful Ministries

Finance Committee
This important group diligently oversees the financial resources of the church under the guidance of the Vestry. We welcome those with financial expertise or an interest in church finances to join.

Lay Eucharistic Visitor (LEV)
This ministry comprises specially trained lay individuals who extend the communion service beyond the church walls by taking consecrated bread and wine to those in the community who are unable to attend services.

Outreach Committee
This compassionate group discerns the most effective ways to utilize the church's resources to serve God and assist others within the wider community. Individuals with a passion for outreach and service are encouraged to contact Rev. Bob for more information.

Stewardship Committee
This thoughtful group keeps the church focused on gratitude for God’s abundance and promotes a spirit of generosity within the congregation.

Vestry
This dedicated group is comprised of elected lay members who prayerfully guide the direction of the church. Information about the current Vestry members can be found here.