- IN THE KITCHEN
Serve the parish by helping the Saint Martha’s Guild coordinate and celebrate receptions, picnics, and events like Mardi Gras. Widening the waistlines of God’s people through food and drink, Contact Carl Michaelis, or call (317) 636-4577 ext. 107.
- OUTREACH
Our Outreach Group organizes monthly opportunities for the congregation to serve people in need, living out our mission of Widening the Circle of God’s Embrace. Contact Dean Stephen Carlsen for more information.
- HOMELESS MINISTRY
Every Sunday at 7 a.m., CCC opens its doors to those who are homeless. We serve breakfast and coffee, and offer listening hearts and fellowship to all people. Contact the Rev. Lee Curtis, or call (317) 636-4577 ext. 104.
- STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL
At the annual Strawberry Festival, hundreds of volunteers dish up more than six tons of strawberries. The event raises money for grants administered by the Cathedral Women. Contact April Culbertson for more information.
- ADOPT-A-FAMILY
This program provides Christmas gifts and back-to-school materials to families in need of assistance, be they members of CCC or members of the community. For more information, contact Debby Bartlet.
- HATS FOR THE HOMELESS
The outgoing Hats for Indy group meets once a month at a restaurant or pub around the city. They spend time knitting hats for residents who are experiencing homelessness. Contact Julie Breuninger for more information.
- MEXICO
CCC has a partner relationship with the parish of La Transfiguración, located in the village of Nuevo Progreso, Oaxaca, Mexico. CCC and La Transfiguración support each other through prayer and mission trips.
- BRAZIL
The Diocese of Indianapolis has a long-standing relationship with the Diocese of Brasília, Brazil. With our help and support, the Diocese of Brasília established an after-school program for children.
- MISSION TRIPS
CCC organizes mission trips once a year, and the mission trip planning committee aims for 75 percent of the participants to be first-time missioners. In the past, CCC has traveled to Navajoland and Appalachia.