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​Ways to Serve and Use Your Gifts

at Church of the Saviour
  • Church Service: 
  1. Church School Teachers for pre-k to 8th grade
  2. Lay readers - Read the Word of God during Sunday services
  3. Choir sings every Sunday, and practices on Thursday night, all are welcome
  4. Eucharistic Ministers reads the Prayers for the People and helps with wafers/wine during the Eucharist
  5. Greeters team greet parishioners and welcome new attendees as they arrive for service, and hand out the bulletins
  6. Tech team - Turn on and monitor the sound and live broadcast of the Sunday service
  7. Ushers present the wafers and wine for communion; passes the offering plate, usher parishioners for communion
  8. Counters record the donations and makes the deposit of the donations
  9. Altar guild prepares the altar for Sunday Holy Eucharist service, weddings, baptism, and other special liturgical days.
  • Spruce-up Day in May or Fall Clean up grounds
  • Welcome Committee 
  • Breakfast Team or Coffee Hour Hospitality provides and serves food for breakfast and or coffee hour
  • Fundraising Committee
              St. Martha's Fall Craft/Vendor Fair and Appraisal Event
  • Parish Life Team is a creative way to get parishioners together for fellowship and fun!
           Church Events:
             Shrove Tuesday Pancake Dinner
             St. Patty's Day Party
             Derby de Mayo
             June Parish Picnic
             Breakfast with Santa
  • Church Leadership Team (formerly known as Vestry) is a group of 11 parishioners responsible for the decision making in the operation of the church

in Our Local Community
  • ​Faith Kitchen Hot Lunch Ministry preparing hot lunch 4th Sunday and serving to the Dover Community the 4th Tuesday of the month,
  • Local Food Pantries  - Every month COTS has a special collection for our Denville, Rockaway or Interfaith food pantries.
  • Crochet/Knitting Group - knits or crochets baby hats for infants in the  NICU, and prayer shawls for those who need healing
  • Denville’s Rockaway River Cleanup in May. Friends are welcome. Donate two hours or more. 
  • St. Martha's Guild is a women's group that raises money for local charities that meets the 4th Tuesday of the month, 7 pm
  • Denville Social Services  Adopt-a-family - help local families in need by buying Christmas gifts.
  • Prison Ministry - help children of the incarcerated with school supplies and donate Christmas gifts.
St. Martha’s Guild
The Church of the Saviour’s St. Martha’s Guild is a group for women that meets once a month for spiritual and social growth.

Started in 1955 and still going strong today, St Martha’s Guild is open to all the women of the parish. We are a group of women aiming to meet the spiritual, social, economic and service needs of our members, the parish and community. The group meets on the 4th Tuesday of the month (exceptions June, July and August). Some of the activities of The Guild are bake sales, rummage sales, Italian Cooking night at Caffe Navona, Elegant Afternoon Tea and Breakfast Bistro.
​Denville Adopt A Family Program
Once again, the Church of the Saviour generously supported Denville Social Services’ Adopt A Family Program through our Giving Tree and Parish Christmas Card.  The congregation’s enthusiastic participation was inspiring!  A needy family of five from the local community experienced a very special Christmas this year, which would not have been possible without the generosity of many. 
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Faith Kitchen
​The Faith Kitchen, first established in 1983, is located at Trinity Lutheran Church in Dover and provides a hot meal 6 days a week, free of charge, to anyone who enters and is in need of nourishment and/or social support services. Twenty-two areas churches – all denominations – take turns participating in this daily meal preparation and service. The number of patrons who eat at Faith Kitchen currently ranges from 70-100 people each day.  Our church members continue to be extremely supportive of this monthly mission.  Thanks to our very generous congregation, we have been able to collect enough funds each month to purchase the necessary ingredients for each casserole.  We have been blessed with plenty of volunteers who stick around after church once a month to pitch in with the cooking and cleaning. Our close connection with Faith Kitchen allows us occasional opportunities to actually participate in the meal service to the patrons.  On Easter Monday of 2015, a small group from our church prepared and served a meal at Faith Kitchen, and it was a wonderful experience of fellowship for all. In 2016 and beyond, we hope to continue to have special church groups convene at Trinity Church to actually prepare and serve a meal on site.  Our church's support is vital to the continued growth and success of this wonderful mission.

Knitting/Crochet Group:
Hats blessed for babies in NICU