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Outreach Ministries

Faith and Action for Strength Together (FAST)

FAST-Logo-SmallFAST is a congregation-based community organization bringing together congregations of faith to powerfully address injustice and poverty in Pinellas County. The mission of FAST is to engage people of different faiths in a process of listening, education and action in order to address community issues in a powerful way.
Our parish is actively involved in FAST and we invite you to help our seniors, the poor, and disabled of our county. 

What is FAST?

Why Join FAST?

FAST Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

FAST Accomplishments

FAST Brochure

 

Required of Participants     Attend three meetings per year.
Experience Necessary No
Training Required No
Contact Louise Kempf at 727.807.7363

 

Jail Ministry

jailministryThe Jail Ministry is part of a diocesan group that visits the imprisoned sharing the sacraments and offering socialization and comfort.

 

 

 

Volunteer Position     Jail Minister
Required of the Volunteer To visit those in jail with another minister, sharing prayer, the Eucharist, support and comfort.
Experience Necessary No
Training Required Yes, the same training as an Extraordinary Minister of Holy Communion and special diocesan training.
Time Commitment Varies
Contact Deacon Vinnie Alterio at the Church Office at 727.726.8477 x311.

 

    Respect Life Committee

    Respect_LifeThe Respect Life Committee works to promote respect for all life through education, political action, and prayer. The committee receives its direction from the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops. They offer assistance to those in need through a network of organizations dedicated to Respect Life. Their annual spiritual adoption program serves to encourage prayer for the respect of all life and education. They sponsor an annual poinsettia sale, which supports The Kimberly Home.  For more information, call Karen Heaphy at the church office 727.726.8477 x310.

    Outreach Mission Ministry

    2010 Mission Farm of the ChildOutreach Mission Ministry fosters prayer support, fundraising and cultural exchange between Espiritu Santo Parish and our Central American Missions. We are currently helping to support missions through our weekend “Fiesta Latina” and our annual visit to the Farm Of The Child in Trujillo, Honduras. We meet for an hour each month. Those going on the mission trips are gone for seven days.  Contact Tim Dailey.

    St. Vincent de Paul Society

    SVDPDependent on our parishioners’ generous donation of money and non-perishable food, Vincentians are able to provide the poor of our area with pantry items as well as financial aid for rent, utilities and other necessities. The parish St. Vincent de Paul hours are 9:00 am to 10:00 am, on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday in the St. John Bosco Center. Food donations are always needed and can be left in the box in the narthex of the church or in the St. John Bosco Center. This is an International Society of Charity offering person-to-person service to the poor and needy, regardless of race, color or creed.

    St. Vincent de Paul volunteers are called Vincentians. If you would like to share some of your talent and time with which you have been blessed, please consider ministry in this society.

    Volunteer Position     Minister to the Needy
    Required of the Volunteer Volunteer meets with client to obtain pertinent information, determines client’s needs (food, financial, etc.), and, with the help of the group, determine what kind of financial help can be given.
    Experience Necessary No
    Training required On the job training is given.
    Time Commitment 1-6 hours per week.
    Contact Vickie Clampitt at 727.796.5522

     

      Pinellas Hope

      Pinellas Hope ResidentPinellas Hope is a temporary emergency shelter for over 250 homeless men and women, located in Clearwater on 20 acres provided by Bishop Robert N. Lynch and the Diocese of St. Petersburg. It opened its doors on December 1, 2007. Background checks are done on all the residents and case managers meet with them on a regular basis to set goals towards self-sufficiency. They also assist the residents with job and housing placement and perform follow up visits with them six months after they leave the shelter.

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