St. Charles Ministries
Fair
Join with the Spirit!
Saturday, Sept. 27 & Sunday, Sept. 28, 2003 after every
Mass
Contact volunteers@stcharleschurch.org
for more information.
The St. Charles Volunteer Fair is your opportunity to find out how you
can offer your gifts to others. The Fair is also the chance for ministries and
neighborhoods to share their successes and explain how you can get
involved. Plus, we're serving free, delicious food!
We have volunteer opportunities for everyone from cooks to
computer programmers. If you can spare one hour each week, each month or even each
year, then we can find a fun and rewarding role for you!
Confirmed Exhibitors:
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Arlington Diocese Cursillo
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Borromeo Housing, Inc. [BHI]
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Circle of Caring
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Community Life General
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C'YA (young adults)
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Education/Youth Ministries
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Hospitality
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Liturgy Ministries (25 groups and activities)
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Marriage Ministries
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Neighborhood A/B
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Neighborhood E
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Neighborhood F
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Pantry
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Parish Council
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Philippine Medical Mission (PMM)
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RCIA
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Respect Life Committee
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Retrouvaille of Northern Virginia
- Social Justice Ministries
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St. Charles School
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Web Team
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Are You Visiting the Fair? Join
with the Spirit and...
- ...Become an active member of the Body of Christ
- Learn about the exciting things going on in the parish
- Find out how you can participate in Arlington County and parish
programs
- Meet people who have similar interests to you
- Discover which Neighborhood you live in and what they have to offer
- Join the parish by registering as a parishioner, if you'd like
- Enjoy free food with our Hospitality group
You Can Also Vote for the "Best Booth" at
the Fair! (CANCELLED)
Cast your vote for the "best booth" at the Ministries Fair.
The winning ministry of this informal poll gets bragging rights for
the year and their name in lights (that is, on the web site). The ballots
will be counted Sunday night and the winner announced on the parish
website on Monday, September 29
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Are You Working at the Fair? Here Are 10 Ways for Your Group to be Successful
- Smiling, friendly volunteers working at your station
- A colorful tablecloth on your table
- Job descriptions so prospective volunteers know specifically how they can help
- Simple fact sheets, calendars or brochures of upcoming events
- Fliers from previous events
- Nametags for your volunteers; coordinated or logo t-shirts if you have 'em
- Pictures of your group "in action" on display
- Tasty treats to share
- Informed volunteers who can speak about all of your opportunities
- Volunteers who reach out, say hello, and encourage Fair visitors to get involved

Revised/reviewed September 30,
2003
See Also: What goes in a job description?
St. Charles Borromeo Catholic Church
3304 North Washington Blvd, Arlington, VA, 22201, USA
Tel: 703-527-5500 | Fax: 703-527-5505 | Web: www.stcharleschurch.org