OUTREACH OPPORTUNITIES
Provides guidance to individuals who are divorced or divorced and remarried without a declaration of nullity (annulments). To meet with an advocate (a lay person or Deacon trained to assist with the annulment process) and begin the process, please contact the Metropolitan Tribunal at: https://archatl.com/offices/metropolitan-tribunal/tribunal-advocates/
OR Rebecca Capezzuto- rcapezzuto@holytrinityptc.org
ANNULMENT - DECLARATION OF NULLITY
BLOOD DRIVE
CENTRAL HOMELESS NIGHT SHELTER
CIRCLE OF FRIENDS
CIRCLE OF LOVE
DIVORCE SURVIVAL GUIDE
EMBRACE FAMILIES
ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE - ESL
GRIEF SHARE
FOOD DONATION PICKUP
HEALTH FAIR
HOLY FAMILY COUNSELING CENTER
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
LIBRARY COMMITTEE
OFFICE ANGELS
PRISON MINISTRY
RESPECT LIFE COMMITTEE
SANDWICHES FOR THE CATHOLIC SHRINE OF THE IMMACULATE CONCEPTION
ST. FRANCIS TABLE
ST. PEREGRINE CANCER SUPPORT MINISTRY
SOCIETY OF ST. VINCENT DE PAUL
STEPHEN MINISTRY
SUMMER LUNCH PROGRAM
TECHNOLOGY COMMITTEE
THE KING’S MEN
WELCOME COMMITTEE
WORLDWIDE MARRIAGE ENCOUNTER
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Serves our parish outreach by physically and emotionally supporting those who are ill and giving the gift of life to those who need life-sustaining blood. Blood drives typically take place every 56 days. Individuals can volunteer to assist with hospitality, sign-in, collection of goods from corporate sponsors and more.
Mr. Plues - ronplues@comcast.net
Is an all-volunteer organization located in downtown Atlanta. Holy Trinity sponsors the second Thursday of each month November through March. Volunteers help serve dinner to approximately 80 individuals and help pack a bag lunch for the next day. Volunteers also help with donating food items, water bottles or winter clothing items. For more information about the shelter, visit the website at: https://bashorhomelessshelter.org/
Ms. Ratcliffe - kratcliffe777@gmail.com
Hosts receptions for loved ones following funeral and memorial services. Members are invited to provide a food or drink item, help serve the meal, or decorate tables. We work in four teams with each team serving three months of the year.
Ms. Petroccione - kpetroccione@icloud.com
Serves parishioners who have a temporary need by assisting families with food preparation during hospitalization, serous illness or major accidents. This ministry is divided into teams, each serving two months out of the year. People can request this ministry by calling the parish office or emailing Mrs. Chapman.
Ms. Chapman - jennifer.chapman0@gmail.com
Mrs. Luciano - susan.luciano82@gmail.com
Instructs participants on Christian methods of coping with the pain and loss that comes from separation or divorce at the end of marriage. Meegings include video presentations and discussion. This is a 13-week program. For more information contact the parish Office.
Program Coordinator Needed
Supports, accompanies, comforts, shares and guides families as they face the unique grief experienced at the loss of a child from miscarriage, stillbirth, or infant death.
Mrs. Francisco - lisac47@bellsouth.net
Offers free English language evening classes. Beginning and intermediate classes are offered to speakers of all languages. Volunteer instructors, substitutes and tutors are needed, as well as ESL certified trainers to build the capacity of the team of volunteer instructors. Occasionally, tutors are needed for basic beginners. One-on-one tutors also occasionally are needed in Spanish and other languages.
Faith Formation Office - 770-487-0175
Serves as a non-denominational Christ-centered grief recovery group for those who have experienced the death of someone dear to them. Wh3ether the death is recent or from years past, GriefShare can offer comfort, support and encouragement. Each of the 13 sessions features a DVD presentation with some of the country’s leading grief recovery experts and real life stories of people who have lost a loved one. Additional discussion and sharing takes place in a supportive and understanding Chritian group environment. Fall and Winter sessins are held on Friday mornigns, 9:30 a.m. Each session is self-contained so a person may befgin at any time. the group meets in Room 101 of the Faith Formation Building. A Surviving The Holidays one-time meetings is in November, usually the week before Thanksgiving. volunteers may serve as group facilitators and/or subs and provide room set up, hospitality (snacks), supply cabinet re-stocking, participant supplies and care team communication with participants.
Ms. DiBlasi - kdiblasi25@gmail.com
Picks up day-old bakery goods, packs them into boxes and delivers them to shelters and outreacy facilities in the local area. Pick-ups take place every day at 7:00 a.m. All are welcome to volunteer.
Mr. Plues - ronplues@comcast.net
Offers health screenings at no charge to those in the community. this preventive health care fair is held once a year at Holy Trinity, usually during March. For more information and/or if you wish to help with the health fair, please contact:
Mr. Hirsch - cjhirsch@comcast.net
Provides lunches and school supplies to school age students who live in teh Suburban Woods Trailer park in Union City. the Summer Lunch Program is a working partnership among Holy Trinity, St. Gabriel and St. Matthew Churches. During the 10-week program (late May to early August), volunteers assemble lunches twice a week at holy Trinity and then deliver them door-to-door in the trailer park. volunteers can sign up for one or more days. For more information contact the Parish Office (770-487-7672) or:
Mrs. Lavoie - etglavoie@gmail.com
Provides counseling from a Catholic Christian perspective, offering a safe place to head and grow while honoring the dignity of the human person, marriage and family by addressing issues such as addiction, codependency, stress and depression, among others.
Develops and implements programs to serve the needs of our Church, families, youth, communities and councils, embracing the principles of Charity, Unity, Fraternity and patriotism. meetings are held every month on the first Thursday (general meeting) at 7:30 p.m. and the third Thursday (officers meetings) at 7:30 p.m. in the Knights Hall. Catholic men over the age of 18 are encouraged to participate.
Mr. Odom - mtodom5@aol.com
Mr. Payton - dennispayton@outlook.com
Accepts donations of good Catholic books from parishioners. It is now located in the St. Jerome Room. The Library Committee prepares them for placement on the shelves. We have been given many wonderful Catholic books and invite all parishioners to browse the books available. many thanks to those generous parishioners who have donate books.
Mrs. Rice - ricewj@aol.com
Welcomes men and women to serve as volunteers to greet guests, stuff bulletins and assist office staff with other needs. Bilingual (English/Spanish volunteers are also needed. Training is provided to all volunteers.
Parish Office: Jennifer Chapman - 678-466-1703 jchapman@holytrinityptc.org
Faith Formation: Lisa Aultman - 678-466-1716 laultman@holytrinityptc.org
Brings the Word of God to those who are incarcerated in teh Fayette County jail. We hare our beliefs with those who come to us each week. The size of the groups may vary. Each visit is a different opportunity and a different experience. Volunteers must be 18 or older, consent to a background check and attend a training session.
Mr. Obsitnik (Men and Women) - vobsitnik@gmail.com
Promotes awareness of the sanctity of life at every stage and seeks to incorporate the Gospel of Life in our parish community. committee members accomplish this by praying for lie, educating our parish family members on Pro-Life issues (including legislative issues) and supporting women in crisis pregnancies. We meet twice a year. A fundraiser and other Pro-Life activities are organized via email. Any woman in a crisis pregnancy may contact the Church office, who will pass on her contact information to the ministry leader.
Mrs. Macrae - macrae.elen@yahoo.com
Provides food (bagged sandwiches and chips) and small water bottles for our homeless neighbors in Atlanta. These items are prepared by our members in their homes, then collected (at the KoC hall patio) every Thursday afternoon and Friday morning, before being delivered to the Shrine of the Immaculate conception in Atlanta. God bless you for your d3dication and generosity to those in need.
Mrs. Luciano - susan.luciano82@gmail.com
Mrs. Collette - bhcdac@bellsouth.net
Helps feed the homeless and hungry of Atlanta. St. Francis Table is a soup kitchen located at Immaculate Conception Catholic Church in downtown Atlanta. On the fourth Saturday of each month, volunteers from Holy Trinity journey to the facility to cook for and serve those who are hungry and clean up afterwards.
Mr. Straub - jostra99@hotmail.com
Provides blessed shawls and lap blankets for those experiencing any type of cancer journey. As these shawls are made, members pray and ask for God’s healing graces upon those who will receive them. volunteers are welcome to join and share their talents and yarn donations are gladly accepted. Please email to request a prayer shawl or blanket for a loved one.
Mrs. Greenwell - normagreenwell@comcast.net
Mrs. Martin - mcbrig69@yahoo.com
Assists parishioners and other members of the community who are struggling financially and spiritually. Help comes in the form of direct financial aid and food pantry distributions. Meetings are help the first and third Monday’s of each month. those interested in participating must be at leaast 18 years old, submit to a background check and complete a training and orientation process. you can contact us by leaving your name and phone number at:
Help Line - 678-466-1750
Brings God’s healing love into the lives of people who are going through a difficult time. The challenge may be grieving the loss of a love done, coping with a medical diagnosis, going through divorce, battling a chronic illness, experiencing high stress or loneliness. our time with you is confidential, one-on-one care to listed, support, encourage and pray for God’s guidance in your life. Please contact us if you or someone you know could benefit from the care of a Stephen Minister, has interest in becoming a Stephen Minister, or has questions about the ministry.
Ms. Sauer - tmsauer55@bellsouth.net
Provides support to the parish office staff and installs and maintains all computers, networks and telephone or technology systems. In addition, the committee assists the pastor in making informed decisions about technology at the parish level. Meets monthly on the second Thursday of the month at 7:30 p.m. at the Church. Individuals interested in volunteering can help in a variety of ways; knowledge of computers, phone systems, etc. is helpful.
Mark Roshak - mroshak@holytrinityptc.org 678-466-1714
Works to discover and live the virtues of true Christian masculinity - that is, to be the leaders, protectors and providers men are called to be: to be worthy of imitation because they imitate Christ. the group meets the 2nd and 4th Mondays each month at night to pray, study our faith and support each other’s faith journeys. Although firmly committed to the doctrines of the Catholic Church membership is open to both Catholic and non-Catholic men.
Mr. MacDougall - alecmacdougall.am@gmail.com
Welcomes new parishioners by offering a sincere and warm introduction to our parish. volunteers prepare a Welcome packet with essentials to the Catholic Church that is mailed to new families. This ministry is a collective effort among all committee members.
Mrs. Nieves - nancyvnieves@gmail.com
Helps married couples to take time out of the busyness of life and focus on one another. Rediscover the spark of your wedding day! Visit www.wwme.org to learn about upcoming weekends. Please email Patti and Jerry for more information. If you’ve already participated in a WWME weekend join out group for monthly gatherings.
Mr. & Mrs. O’Hara - 4jerryandpatti@gmail.com