Volunteer

SERVICE OPPORTUNITIES​

There are so many ways to get involved at St. Andrew’s—serving at worship, at other on-campus events, in the community, or with our local and global partners. We couldn’t do what we do without the many people who provide passion and talent. Be part of it! Take a look at the opportunities below and reach out to the contact person listed. We are so grateful for your support.

St. Andrew’s Family ShelterVolunteering at the St. Andrew’s Family Shelter in Hugo is a great way to support those in need in our community. Families with children find solace and safety when landing at the only family shelter in Washington County. Our next 2025 shift is February 2–8. If your application has been approved and you have passed the background check sign up HERE.

All-In Worship—Once a month, people of all ages are invited to help lead this intergenerational service. 2025 dates are: January 4-5, February 1-2, March 1-2, April 5-6, and May 3-4. If you’re interested in volunteering to be a part of an All-In worship service, contact Pastor Amy Mihelich Smith.

Service Volunteers—Join our team to warmly welcome guests, brew coffee, serve communion, and help strengthen the bonds of faith and fellowship in our community.

Contact
Sue Lennartson

Greeters

Are you and your family looking for a way to get involved? One easy way is to sign up as a family to greet on Saturday evening or Sunday morning! Families arrive 30 minutes before the service to open doors and welcome people to worship.

Contact
Sue Lennartson

Valets

Assist with valet parking and ensure a seamless experience for our attendees. Alternatively, lend a hand in helping individuals navigate from the lot to the Sanctuary. Every gesture, big or small, enhances our sense of community.

Contact
Sue Lennartson

Funeral Support

Funeral volunteer tasks include greeting, ushering, and hosting the check-in table, and other duties. The time commitment is usually 2 1/2 hours, sometimes less. We can be very flexible with people’s availability.

Contact
Lisa Grundtner

Brewmaster—Sanctuary

Volunteers are needed to brew coffee for our post-worship fellowship, helping to nurture connections and camaraderie. Your contribution goes beyond the cup, facilitating moments of bonding and shared reflection.
 

Contact
Sue Lennartson

Coffee Host—Great Hall

As a Coffee Host in the Great Hall, you greet attendees with a comforting cup. Beyond brewing, you foster connections and conversations. Your service strengthens our community bonds.

Contact
Linda Boyer

Ushers

Join our team to warmly welcome guests and manage the offering. Your role creates a hospitable atmosphere for our worship services. Be the person that sets an inviting tone as we gather.

Sanctuary Contact
Sue Lennartson

Great Hall Contact
Linda Boyer

Communion Servers

As a Communion Volunteer, assist in sharing the Holy Eucharist during worship. Your service supports our congregation’s spiritual journey and embodies communal worship. Help strengthen the bonds of faith and fellowship in our community.

Contact
Randy Schrankler

Medical Response Team

Join our Medical Response (MR) Team, whether you have medical experience or are keen to be trained in CPR, AED use, and emergency protocols. Serve during worship in the Great Hall or Sanctuary at least once a month or as an on-call backup.

Contact
Sue Lennartson

Kitchen Support

Prepare, serve, or clean up the Wednesday Night Dinner (September through mid-May) and/or Thursday Night Community Meal (served all year).

Prep for Weds. Night Dinner
Tuesdays, 1-3pm • Sign up HERE

Serve Weds. Night Dinner
Wednesdays, 4-6:30pm • Sign up HERE

Prep for Thurs. Community Meal
Thursdays, 1-3pm • Sign up HERE

Serve Thurs. Community Meal
Thursdays, 6-7pm

Ash Wednesday & Lenten Lunches
Wednesdays • Sign up HERE

Contact
Ray KeplePlaskett

Community Resource Center

Visit the Community Resource Center page for more information on serving—hosting at our Hugo Family Shelter, welcoming guests at the CRC, cooking and preparing meals, driving the van, and more.

Contact
Laura Francis
651.762.9158

Children, Youth & Families

Our children’s and youth ministries are strengthened by church members who serve our young people—and are blessed in return! There are a number of ways for adults to be involved.

Contact 
Children, Youth & Family Team

Environmental Stewardship

The Environmental Stewardship Team always welcomes new members that have a heart for the environment. Our goals are to inspire, educate, encourage, and act in order to improve our care of God’s Creation.

Contact 
Betsy Thorson

Garden Ministry

Join the ministry that gets to dig in the dirt! Help plant and tend gardens and planters so outdoor spaces are appealing and inviting. We care for creation and want members and guests to feel welcome and at peace.

Contacts
Terri Franzwa 
Theresa Schrankler

Care Visitation Ministry

Volunteers are trained to make the most of a one-on-one home visit. You’ll visit, pray, offer communion, and follow-up with attendees, helping them to stay connected to St. Andrew’s when they’re unable to attend church and activities.

Contact
Pastor Brian Norsman

Prayer Shawl Ministry

Encourage people in need in our community by knitting or crocheting a prayer shawl. Work can be done remotely. For details, patterns, and the history and mission of this ministry click HERE.

Contact
Candy Mayou
651.426.2188

 

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