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Stage Crew | Tech Crew | Liturgical Ministries |
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Stage Crew |
This activity provides students of all levels the opportunity to learn set and prop construction, carpentry skills and design techniques. Students are primarily responsible for assisting in the production of school shows. Running crew, set and prop movement, is comprised of those students who have consistently contributed time and effort in the construction of sets.
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Tech Crew |
The Tech Crew is an organization which allows a student to excel in the technical aspects of theatrical production. In conjunction with the auditorium manager, these students serve not only their school, but the outside community as well through their work for auditorium rentals. Tech crew members are paid a small amount for their services by the outside organization who rents the facility. In order to join the Tech Crew a student must be a sophomore, junior or senior who has completed the Play Production course.
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Liturgical Ministries |
Early in the school year, liturgical ministry recruitment takes place. Students volunteer to serve in any one of the ministries. Their offer of service includes being a part of the training sessions and mandating ceremonies. They are then offered many opportunities for ministry as liturgical services are planned for the school community throughout the year.
Dancer: Liturgy should invite the whole person to worship, spirit and body. This ministry gives students the opportunity of bringing gestured prayer to worship in efforts to engage the entire congregation.
Eucharistic Minister: This ministry is offered to junior and senior students. They are trained and
mandated for a year of service to the McAuley worshipping community. They are also offered the opportunity to grow in their understanding of the Eucharist, so that they may more authentically offer the Body of Christ to others.
Lector: The Word of God is too significant in the life of the believer to be casually read instead of reverently proclaimed. Students who volunteer for this ministry are trained in techniques and style that can enhance this proclaiming. They attempt to make the Scriptures their word of revelation so that they might then proclaim it with sincerity and respect.
Musician/Singer: This ministry provides student musicians and singers the opportunity to use their gift in ministry. As leaders of sung prayer at our liturgical prayer experiences, these ministers help the community pray as they sing. Rehearsals attempt to not only familiarize the student with the
music but more importantly help them realize the ministry of music.
Planner: Effective liturgy requires careful preparation and creative planning. This ministry invites students to take ownership of their prayer life by meeting regularly to plan and coordinate student liturgical celebrations. Planners offer their creative ideas and organizational abilities to create imaginative and prayerful liturgical celebrations to express the faith of all students and engage them in the worship experience.
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