The Ministry of Outreach at St. Michael’s continues the work of the Church outside our
parish family. We support local community efforts, organizations providing assistance in
the state of Tennessee, and special projects ministering to people in need throughout the
world. Outreach ministry efforts are supported by members and friends of the parish through prayer, volunteering time and talent, monetary donations, and grants. Outreach
meetings are held the second Wednesday of each month at 3:45 P.M. in the parish hall.

Ministry Lead: Ginger Ensor

Current Outreach Projects
Please check the weekly E-newsletter for the most up-to-date information regarding current outreach projects. If you have questions regarding a certain project, please contact Ginger Ensor.
Angel Tree - There are still over 30 angels on our tree, so please consider taking one or more of the angels and purchasing gifts for them. The instructions, sizes of clothing, and a wish list are attached to the angels. Please remember to sign out for your angels on the sheets on the table beside the tree! Thank you for sharing with these children. 
Genesis House is in need of toiletry / personal hygiene items – shampoo, deodorant, soap, disposable razors, toothpaste, etc. There is a collection tub in the atrium, so donations can be left there. Thank you for helping these women!
Little Library - Thanks to the numerous donations to the St. Michael’s Little Library we have a generous supply of books for young children (birth to beginning readers). We are in need of books for children in third and fourth grades, books for children in middle school to high school, and current books for adult readers. Thank you in advance for donations to help build our supply of books for these readers. 
Helping Hands is in need of dry laundry detergent and shampoo and other toiletries, except toothbrushes. Small sizes of toiletry items are best.
The Order of the Daughters of the King has taken a vow to practice a Rule of Prayer and a Rule of Service. The Order's service project this year will be collecting medicine bottles, washed and with labels removed. (No vitamin bottles, please.) A container is provided in the parish hall for this collection. The bottles will be used in a medical mission project with a contact in Mt. Juliet.