An integral component to better understanding parish strengths and challenges is the collation of solid and complete parish data. That is why registering is so important as our parish community continues to look to the future.
If you are new to the Roman Catholic Parish Community of St. John the Baptist or simply have yet to officially register as a parish member, you can request a Registration Form in one of three ways:
If you are a currently registered parishioner, but some change has occurred that merits you update your information, you can also use the Registration Form to do so.
Thank you in advance for your interest and cooperation.
As a parishioner of St. John the Baptist, would you please take a moment to provide your email address to the parish office? By doing this, it will help improve parish community communication in a way that is convenient for you as well as economical for the parish. Possible uses would be to send a link to the latest weekly bulletin, notices regarding upcoming parish activities and events as well as spiritual materials to inspire and enlighten. Just use the eMail Address Online Submission Form below stating your name and your preferred email address in the text box provided below and then click the 'Submit' button. The parish staff will take it from there.
If you prefer instead, you can contact the Pastoral Center using your personal email program and provide your email address information, requesting to have it added to your parish census card. Go to the STJB Staff page and contact the parish receptionist/secretary.
Please be assured that your email address will only be used for parish purposes; it will NOT be sold or otherwise disseminated to any other organization. Thank you in advance for your cooperation in this effort and your interest in your parish.
As a parish, there is always a need for 'extra sets of hands'! Please contact the Pastoral Center if you are willing to help. Here are some suggestions on how a parishioner could assist:
Many hands make light work. And, as always, please remember to often fold your hands in prayer for the Faith Community of St. John the Baptist—its clergy, staff, leaders and members.