St. John the Evangelist

Catholic Church ~ Daylight, IN

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Grace Robertson, Coordinator

Habitat for Humanity:
Ray Lambert, Chairperson
Mission:    To organize volunteers and help to build a habitat home
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Prison Ministry:
Pastor, Chairperson
Mission:    To provide an avenue for parish support to those who are in prison by sending weekly cards and/or visits.


Respect Life:
Grace Robertson, Chairperson
Mission:    To respect and protect all human life, from natural conception to natural death.  To advocate to those in need.  To serve God’s children of any race  and creed by being a strong, active, and prayerful parish.

Activities:    Group meets the 1st Thursday of the even months; February, April, June, August, October and December at 6:30 p.m.

Gabriel Project:
Grace Robertson, Chairperson
Gabriel angels act as good Samaritans, friends, and prayer partners for pregnant women in need of assistance.  We work with community resources as well as Saint Vincent De Paul. We sponsor tables at the Vanderburgh County Right to Life Banquet held in April of every year.

Click Here for the Gabriel Project Page

Spirit of Giving Projects:

Lent –diaper bags are filled  for the Christian Life Center and for Birthright.Advent – a bassinette is filled with baby items (new or gently used) for Birthright.
Gabriel Tree:  Prayer Angels are placed on Christmas trees with family members name and desired items. Parishioners select the paper angels, acquire the item, and bring it to church.  Gabriel Angels then deliver these gifts to the Gabriel moms.
Summer Gabriel gifts:  gifts and monetary donations are collected.  Gifts are given to a mother and baby on an initial visit.

Society of St. Vincent De Paul:
Dan Miller, Jr. Chairperson
Mission: 
   The Society of St. Vincent De Paul is a Catholic lay organization that leads its members to join together to grow spiritually by offering persons-to-person service to individuals in need who live within and beyond our parish boundaries.
    It is personalized involvement that takes the form of intervention, consultation, or often through the direct dollar or an in-kind service. The Society collaborates with other commissions in the parish to help relieve the need and address the causes.
The Society is an international organization, organized locally, making no distinction in those served because, in them, Vincentians see the face of Christ.
Activities:     Meetings are held on the 1st Thursday following the 1st Tuesday of every month.  Meetings are supportive gatherings of prayer and reflection with a primary concern of charity and justice
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Voter Registration:
Mary Ellen Van Dyke, Chairperson
Mission:   Aid in registration of voters during election years.