What is Children's Faith Formation at Saint Luke? 
Children's Faith Formation for the youth of our parish. This ministry passes on the basic message of Christianity and proclaims the Good News in a timely voice that invites the response of our youth. Our program recognizes the role of parents as the primary educators of their children, and thus encourages parental participation.

Weekly classroom instruction based on biblical and canonical teachings and traditions of the Catholic Church are provided during the school year to help the young recognize and appreciate their membership in our faith community. In addition, Vacation Bible School, retreats, special service, and social activities throughout the year promote Christian development.

Children's  Faith Formation
Children's Grades PreK4 - 6th meets on Wednesday from 6:05pm - 7:30 pm. Dinner is available from 5:30pm to 6:00pm.

Volunteer Activities & Opportunities 
Faith Formation Volunteers are always needed and welcome. All parishioners of Saint Luke have many opportunities to take part in the evangelization process of the Catholic Christian formation of our Parish's children.

Here are a few ways YOU can make a difference in our parish RE Program.

• Catechists/Teachers
• Aides and Monitor
• Substitute Teachers
• Office Help (class times)
• Help with functions such as retreats, dances, workshops, etc.
• Driving, chaperoning, etc.
• Supply Room/ Room Helper
• Service Team
• Sacramental Preparation
• Run Copies

Catechists/ Teachers 
Catechist at Saint Luke are trained volunteers who are provided with opportunities to attend many Diocesan as well as parish-sponsored workshops and continuing education classes geared to prepare, develop and hone their teaching skills.

Pre-requisites to become at Catechist: 

• Be fully initiated (Baptism, Eucharist, Confirmation) and practicing members of the Catholic Church
• Be registered and active members of St Luke
• Attend Mass regularly
• Give positive witness to a Christian life
• Be flexible and enjoy working with and relating to children
• Be good communicators and facilitators
• Attend catechist workshops
• Work for full Diocesan Catechist Certification