Acolytes

• Dick Almos, Acolyte Master

One of the early ways many young people contribute to the Church is by serving at the Altar as an Acolyte. This service requires responsibility and commitment on behalf of the young person and his/her parents. Training for service as an Acolyte may begin after the young person has reached ten years of age or completed the fourth grade.

Last updated or confirmed: February 21, 2007

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• EYC (Episcopal Youth Community)
• The Guild of St. Catherine of Siena
• The Men's Club
• Parish Family Care
• Episcopal Church Women (ECW)

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