Greeters welcome everyone who walks through the door, help newcomers find their way around, and make sure they get introduced to clergy and the life of the church.

Ushers greet arrivals, hand out bulletins, help with seating, collect the offering, and help guide the flow of Communion.

Lay Readers read the Lessons and Prayers of the People during services and serve as Chalice Bearers at Communion.

The Altar Guild prepares the sanctuary, chancel, and chapel for every service, cares for the sacred vessels, linens, and vestments, and decorates the church for Christmas and Easter.

Acolytes are youth volunteers, grades 1–12 depending on the role, who assist the clergy during worship. It's a meaningful way for young people to serve and learn the traditions of the Episcopal Church.

Meets: Sundays, Sing at 9 a.m. service; Rehearsals at 8:30 a.m.

This group blends contemporary Christian music with traditional hymns for the family service.

High school and older singers and instrumentalists are welcome to join.

Contact: Dr. Matthew Dion, Music Director & Organist

832.325.2990 · mdion@sfch.org

Rehearsals: Wednesdays, 7–8:30 p.m., and Sundays, 10:15–10:45 a.m., in the church

This adult choir sings at the 11 a.m. service, quarterly choral Evensong services, holidays, special services, Holy Week, and occasional concerts.

Open to all interested singers, high school age and older.

Contact: Dr. Matthew Dion, Music Director & Organist

832.325.2990 · mdion@sfch.org