Volunteers are needed to host small group, book, or Bible Study sessions in their homes or at the parish. Help us provide opportunities to share knowledge of topics related to our Catholic faith, aimed at bringing the faithful into closer union with Christ through education about Him, his church, and the life of discipleship to which He calls us. Ryan Schwarz (919) 235-5210

The Order of Christian Initiation of Adults - the universal process established for individuals to become Catholic and receive the Sacraments of Initiation – Baptism, Confirmation, and the Eucharist. Formal sessions begin in autumn and continue through spring. Sponsors - act as a personal link between the newcomers and the parish community, participating with the newcomers through their journey, and sharing their own faith. Team - volunteers to lead informal discussions with catechumens and candidates in a deeper reflection of the weekly scripture, through Breaking Open the Word. Hospitality - includes providing light refreshments for weekly classes, occasional meals and receptions Dana Williams 316-993-2345 ; Hannah O'Farrell 316-993-2403 ocia@resurrectionwichita.com

“Church Ladies” is a study group for women of the parish (all ages). We meet in the church basement after morning Mass on the second Friday of each month, and usually all Fridays during Lent and Advent. The first book the group studied was on prominent women in the early church – and the name “Church Ladies” just stuck. Over time our sessions have used study group books of various topics such as Mary, the Saints, Prayer and video presentations from FORMED or Bishop Barron’s reflections on The Mass and the Sacraments, to name a few. Those who come have found it to be a rewarding way to continue learning and experiencing their faith. Lisa Bowser – 316-619-8549

Inspired by Servant of God Father Emil Kapaun, Kapaun’s Men unites men in prayer, formation and discussion in order to help us courageously respond to God’s universal call to holiness and become better husbands, fathers, leaders and friends. There will be an hour-long meeting per week in which the group will engage in lively small-group discussion and fellowship with other men. The various materials will present an authentic version of manhood that is accessible to men of every walk of life and assist men in the growth of their Catholic faith through prayer, brotherhood and education. Sessions will begin each fall and spring. Contact: OPEN

The Knights of Columbus is a Catholic brotherhood dedicated to charity, unity, fraternity, and patriotism. Inspired by Blessed Michael McGivney, the Knights support families, strengthen parish life, and put faith into action through service, prayer, and community. Referred to as the “strong right arm of the church,” our council helps the parish in practical ways—supporting ministries, assisting those in need, promoting pro‑life efforts, and building a strong Catholic community for families. If you’re a practicing Catholic man looking for a deeper way to live your faith and serve others, the Knights of Columbus is a meaningful place to belong. Your gifts of time and talent can make a real difference with the Knights. The Knights of Columbus meet on the second Thursday of each month at 6:30 PM in the Emmaus Room. A meal is served during a social after the meeting. Michael Gordon – 316-737-3823

Regnum Christi is a Spiritual Family/Sisterhood forming apostles who want to follow Christ Jesus more closely. Meetings are Monday evenings at 7:00 pm in the Magdalen room. Please contact our Team Leaders for more information . Lynn Stewart 316-841-7313, lynnstewart212@gmail.com Sharla Pfeifer 316-655-9979, sharla.pfeifer@gmail.com

This group chooses a Catholic focused book to read and discuss as a group. Books are family, scriptural, or apologetic based; depending on what the group decides. We meet every Friday morning, 9-11 am. The meetings are held in parishioner homes, with snacks. Children who are not in school are welcome to come and play together. We take the summer off. Kelly Mysza: 720-206-7877

Resurrection Young Adult Group (YAG) is a welcoming group for parishioners between the ages of 21-35. Through faith and fellowship we strive to build community with the young adults of the parish. We meet the last Wednesday of every month from 7-9pm. Most meetings are held at Fr. Labenz's rectory, with occasional off-site meetings. Mary Rose Weber: email: mrfugger@gmail.com We can also be found on Realm!

Exodus 90 offers men of Resurrection the chance to follow the liturgical calendar, entering more fully into the ancient cycles of fasting and feasting offered by the Catholic Church. We focus on prayer, asceticism, and fraternity. Our fraternity meets on Tuesday nights at 8:15 PM in the St. John’s room. Rick Thompson 510-386-1661

Church of the Resurrection library now has an excellent variety of books, videos and audiotapes. Since we use the honor system to check out and return books, only two or three volunteers are needed to maintain it. Parishioners may check out materials after all Masses and during church office hours by simply filling out the requested information on the library clipboard. The library is located downstairs in the Magdalen Room. Paige Kloefkorn: 316-208-5333

You don’t have to navigate motherhood alone. St. Zelie’s Moms Group is a parish ministry for mothers of young children who are seeking friendship, fellowship, and encouragement as they embrace the beautiful and sanctifying vocation of motherhood. We gather each week for relaxed, child-friendly playdates at locations such as parks, the zoo, libraries, and in one another’s homes. Whether you’re a first-time mom or have several little ones, we’d love to welcome you! When: Rotating weekdays, 9:00–11:00 a.m. Where: A different location each week Our monthly schedule is posted in the St. Zelie’s Moms Group Realm and in the parish bulletin. This is a casual, low-commitment group. Come when you’re able—there’s no expectation to arrive on time or stay for the entire playdate. We understand that life with little ones is unpredictable! For more information, please contact: Sarah Wilson: (720) 209-1967