ORGANIZATIONS
Parish Center Room Reservation form
Athletic Association
The Athletic Association organizes games for CYC leagues and maintains the local facilities. The programs offered are in soccer, softball, volleyball, baseball and basketball for boys and girls, as well as adult activities. Meetings are held monthly on the third Thursday of the month. Anyone interested in coaching, managing or volunteering to help run the different sports is welcome.
Field Status..............................................(636) 321-0002, Option 5, selection 1
Ball field Concession Stand.......................(636) 321-0002, Opt. 1, Ext. 40
Gym Concession Stand.............................(636) 321-0002, Opt. 1, Ext. 35
ICAA Office.............................................(636) 321-0002, Opt. 1, Ext. 39
Matt Chrum, President........................................................(636) 461-1869
ICAA
Website
South County CYC Website
Archdiocese CYC Website
The Bingo Group was formed to raise funds to pay off the debt on our new Parish Center. We have contributed over $900,000 dollars to our debt reduction. We appreciate our dedicated workers and invite all parishioners to join this ministry. To help, you must be over 16 years old, be a member of our parish for at least two years and be willing to give a few hours of your time on a Sunday evening every other month.
Bob Eaves.................................................... (636) 479-6677
Troop 419 meets every Monday from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. in the Parish Center. We have created an environment for young boys to grow as leaders, citizens, and good young adults. Boys and adult leaders are welcome. One must be willing to use Scout principles and procedures.
Kevin Kohne.............................................. (636) 282-1317
The Cub Scouts is an organization for young boys from first grade or the age of seven, to fifth grade. The different levels are as follows:
First Grade - Tiger Cubs
- The Tiger Cubs meet twice a month. Once for a den meeting to do an activity from their book and once a month for a go-see-it.
Second Grade - Wolf Cubs
Third Grade - Bear Cubs
Fourth Grade - Webelos 1
- Fifth Grade - Webelos 2
- The Wolves, Bears and Webelos usually meet twice a month to do activities from their books to earn badges.
All of the groups meet once a month for a Pack meeting where each den can show the entire pack what they have been working on that month. Any awards that the boys have earned are also handed out so they can enjoy the recognition of the entire pack. This is also a time to share upcoming events.
Tim Hughes........................................................... (636) 287-6770
Tim Krueger.......................................................... (636) 287-1089
Martin Harney....................................................... (636) 296-0621
This newly formed ministry has the responsibility of maintaining and improving the church grounds. They design, plant, landscape and maintain all gardens with certain exceptions, such as the cemetery. Regular meeting times have yet to be established, but members plan on meeting once a month or every two months. If you love gardening, this is the committee for you!
Velda Walker…………………………….(636) 296-9056
The Girl Scout Program has four fundamental goals. These serve as the foundation for all activities. Each girl shall:
Girl Scout Leaders decide how often, when and where their troop will meet. Girls between the ages of five and seventeen are eligible to join. Leaders can be women or men over the age of eighteen. A girl does not need to belong to a troop to be a Girl Scout. She can register individually and participate in special events when she has time.
Mary Kohne.........................(636) 282-1317
We are an International Fraternal Organization for Catholic men and their families. We provide financial support for the mentally handicapped and many other nonprofit organizations that reflect the values and principles of the Catholic Church. Our members enjoy the fellowship of other good Catholic men while participating in events ranging from fundraisers to family gatherings. They also have the opportunity to take advantage of life insurance and other financial planning aids. The local council is Pope John XXIII, Council 6018.
William Hartmann.....................................................(636) 296-4939
Ladies Auxiliary, K. of C.
Our organization provides money to help support charities. We sponsor the Religious Information Bureau of the Knights of Columbus as well as Special Olympics and other charities. Our fundraisers include Card Parties, Dinners, Breakfast with Santa and Breakfast with the Easter Bunny. Meetings are held the fourth Tuesday of every month at 1623 Jeffco Blvd. To be eligible for membership, you must have a husband or father who is currently or was a knight. New members are welcome to join! We do have a lot of fun with our activities.
Geri Hartmann..................................................(636) 464-8051 President
Dora Backer………………………………….(636) 296-0907 Rep
The Men’s Club is a fraternal organization to enrich the social and spiritual life of its members and the parish. We meet on the first Wednesday of each month at 7:30 p.m. Our activities include the following fundraisers to benefit the parish: February Dance, March Basketball Tournament, May Golf Tournament and the October Bass Tournament. We also provide two four-year scholarships for students attending a catholic high school.
Men's Club Buddy Bass Tournament
Men's Club Golf TournamentJim Hentz...................................................(636) 296-8835
M.O.M.S. is a parish sponsored ministry for mothers. It is for mothers with wisdom to share; mothers who are searching for answers and meaning in their vocation of motherhood; mothers who find motherhood fulfilling, challenging, rewarding and/or frustrating. Single, married, new and experienced mothers all have found a safe place to share the common bond of motherhood. A group is formed and meets once a week for 8-weeks. Sessions are designed to provide opportunities for: adult learning, experiential learning, holistic spirituality, prayer, family perspective and growth.
Gina Sokolich……………………………………..(636) 282-1385
The North Jefferson County Catholic Credit Union is a non-for-profit organization open to all registered parishioners of Immaculate Conception Parish, St. David’s Parish and St. Joseph’s Parish. We are an alternative to banks. When you become a member, you are a Share Holder of the Credit Union. We give personal service to our members by giving competitive rates on savings accounts and low rates on loans. Hours are Wednesday 5:30 to 8:00 p.m. and Saturday 9:00 to 11:00 a.m.
Account Status.......................................... (636) 321-0002, Opt. 1, Ext. 41
Loan Status ............................................... (636) 321-0002, Opt. 1, Ext. 42
Kathy Menendez, Manager........................ (636) 321-0002, Opt. 1, Ext. 43
E-mail njcccu@hotmail.com
Our Lady’s Sodality is a spiritual and charitable organization for the women of the parish. The Sodality provides social and cultural activities for its members and the parish and sponsors charitable causes. Our Lady’s Sodality is known for many things--our annual Christmas Cookie Bake and Sale, Trivia Night and our Book Sale to mention a few. We meet on the first Tuesday of each month at 7:00 p.m.
More information about Our Lady's Sodality
Our old style picnic is held annually on the third Saturday and Sunday in July. The picnic provides an opportunity for all to have fun, to meet new parishioners and to enjoy the community fellowship. Meetings usually begin monthly from February through July. Watch the bulletin for times and dates.
Mike Prindiville.............................(314) 413-2863
Prime Timers
Senior Adult parishioners are brought together for friendship, education, spirituality and entertainment. The Prime Timers give witness to the parish through their desire to be an integral part of the parish faith community as well as other spiritual opportunities in the larger community. Meetings are held at 7:00 pm the fourth Monday of every month in the Parish Center.
Jeanette Kouba……………………………..(636) 282-0312
We are a group of ladies who meet three times a week: Monday and Thursday from 5:00 to 9:00 p.m. and on Wednesday from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. This is an opportunity to get away from our regular routine and to enjoy one another’s company. Anyone who has a desire to quilt or to learn to quilt is welcome to join us. We also sponsor an annual quilt social the first Sunday in October.
Evelyn Webelhuth................................................... (636) 287-6210
