Religious Ed

Grades K – 5

Contact: Jackie Ezersky, 703-494-3966, ext. 134, jackie.ezersky@seas1.org

Catechist (Critical Need)

A catechist is a teacher of religion who comes from all walks of life. You may be a professional athlete, a homemaker, a Pentagon employee, a nurse or a postal carrier. You may be single or married, young or old. You might be worried that you are not that “religious” or you are not “qualified” to teach a Religious Education class. Be assured that you are not alone! Anyone who has been a catechist has had those feelings at one time or another! Catechists have a choice of teaching on Tuesday or Wednesday at a 4:30 or a 6:00pm session at the church. Initial training is provided in the fall, and ongoing faith formation is provided throughout the year.

Children’s Nursery (Critical Need for ADULT VOLUNTEERS)

Held during the 9:00a.m. and 10:45a.m. Masses on Sunday only. Volunteers from middle school age to retirement age are needed to hold and rock our crying babies, 6-36 months; or play and pray with our pre-schoolers, 3-5 years old.

Vacation Bible School

A one week scripture based program for children 4-10 years of age. Volunteers are needed for one week in July. Training is provided in May, June and July.

Adult Education

We need a volunteer to help maintain our library located downstairs in the basement of the church building. Time commitment: 1-2 hours every other week.

Middle School

Contact: Kathy Lord (Grades 6-8), 703-494-3966, ext. 132,

Confirmation Workshops and Retreats

Volunteers are needed as facilitators for groups of 12 students at our workshops and retreats held from January until mid March.

Youth Ministry

Contacts:

Fr. Searby, Fr. Meng, 703-494-4008, Ext. 122, 124

High School Youth Ministry (grades 9-12) – meets Sundays, 6-9pm

We are all called to holiness in every aspect of our lives. The SEAS youth program is designed to help parents form their sons and daughters to be young adults of virtue and faith. Through engaging and exciting activities, events, prayer, and talks, the program will help form the student’s character spiritually, socially, intellectually, and culturally.

For more information, check out the Youth Ministry Page.