Prince of Peace ParishClinton, Iowa

Stewardship Catalog2019-2020

Celebrate the FaithLive the Faith

Pass the Faith on to Others.

A Message From Father KenThe time has come to once again renew our commitment to stewardshiphere at Prince of Peace Parish.

A few years ago, the Diocese was considering closing some of oursmaller parishes due to the shortage of priests. One of the determiningfactors in deciding which parishes should close was whether or not theparish was considered “vibrant.”

A “vibrant” parish is one where people are involved in the life of theparish, whether it be liturgically, socially, or in the areas of evangelizationand out-reach to the poor and those in need.

Thankfully, because of our size, Prince of Peace is not a parish beingconsidered for closure. Nevertheless, we are called to be a vibrantparish.

I would say that Prince of Peace IS a vibrant parish thanks to thewillingness of people like YOU who are willing to be involved in so manyareas of parish life.

As your Pastor, I ask that you continue to carry out our mission tocelebrate our faith, live our faith, and pass our faith on to others bysharing the gifts of your time, talent, and treasure.

I thank you for making Prince of Peace the “vibrant” family of faith Godcalls us and empowers us to be.

Sincerely in Christ, the Prince of Peace,

Father Ken Kuntz

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Celebrate the Faith!

Join the Worship & Prayer CommissionThis Commission meets on the first Tuesday of each month at 6:15 p.m. tolearn about the Liturgy and to prepare for the various liturgical seasons,feasts, and special celebrations. This commission recruits and trains liturgicalministers and promotes various forms of devotional prayer. Commissionmembers oversee the liturgical ministry areas listed below. Please considerjoining this important Commission.Deacon Jeff Schuetzle, 243-3402

Altar ServersAltar servers assist the priest during Mass by participating in the entranceprocession, the presentation of the gifts, the preparation of the altar andholding the missal (the book used by the priest). This ministry is open toboys and girls in fourth grade through high school. Training sessions andperiodic enrichment experiences are provided.Diane Tuescher, 243-5206

Art and EnvironmentVolunteers are welcome to assist with the set-up and take-down ofdecorations used during the various liturgical seasons, especially Christmasand Easter.Marilou Finn, 249-4179

CantorsThe Cantor serves the assembly by leading hymns and singing theResponsorial Psalm. If you are interested, please contact the Coordinatorof Music for an audition.Andrea Kleinschmidt, 219-3505

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ChoirOur choir serves the parish by singing bi-monthly at the 10:30 a.m. Massas well as for Christmas, Easter, and other major liturgical celebrations.Rehearsals are prior to the 10:30 a.m. Mass. There are no auditions tojoin the choir. All singers, high school age and older, are welcome toparticipate. No musical experience is required.Andy Calhoun, 357-1393

Children's Liturgy of the WordJoin a group of adults who lead the Children’s Liturgy of the Word at theSunday 10:30 a.m. Mass. The adult leader proclaims the Liturgy of theWord in an age-appropriate manner and facilitates the children’sunderstanding of the Good News. A “user-friendly” lectionary and children’sguide are provided. Virtus training is required.Fran Buelow, 243-8592

Church CleanersCleaners ensure the church is ready for all liturgical celebrations by cleaningit weekly on a rotational basis. Volunteers maintain the areas of the WorshipArea, Gathering Space and Pews.Carol Mohr, 242-9464

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CommentatorsCommentators welcome people to Mass and introduce the Liturgy of theday. A brief synopsis of the Gospel is given. A clear voice and friendlyattitude is essential for this ministry.Cindy Holliday, 212-9766

Communion to the HomeboundThis ministry is necessary to bring weekly Communion to over 100members of our community who are unable to attend Mass due to age,illness, or other circumstances. This ministry involves bringing the Eucharistto people at their place of residence and visiting with them. Virtus trainingis required.Annette Lyons, 242-3311

Devotional Life CommitteeThis Committee works to strengthen and deepen the spiritual andsacramental life of the parish by offering opportunities to spend qualitytime with our Lord in prayer and worship.Deacon Jeff Schuetzle, 243-3402

Emergency Coordinator for MassThis ministry requires knowledge of Parish procedures for both medicaland non-medical emergencies that may take place during Mass. It alsorequires the ability to give calm, clear, and concise instructions in variousemergency situations. Training will be provided.Diane Tuescher, 243-5206

Font MaintenanceThis ministry is for someone who would like to make sure that our baptismalfont is in good working order at all times. It also involves an annual cleaningof the font prior to the Easter Vigil.Dave Schnier, 242-3311

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Gift BearersIndividuals or families carry the offertory collection, hosts, and wine to thealtar during Mass.Cindy Holliday, 212-9766

GreetersGreeters assist the ushers in welcoming people with a smile and makingvisitors feel “at home” here at Prince of Peace. Individuals or families areinvited to become greeters prior to the Mass they usually attend.Cindy Holliday, 212-9766

Ministers of Holy CommunionThese ministers assist the priest and deacon with the distribution of theBody and Blood of Christ during Mass. Ministers of Holy Communionmust be in full communion with the Catholic Church and have received theSacrament of Confirmation. Training is provided.Cindy Holliday, 212-9766

OrganistsThe ability to play the organ is a great gift to the Church. Here at Prince ofPeace, we have an instrument that produces an organ sound withoutrequiring technical organist skills. If you can play the piano, learning toplay our organ is very easy. Training will be provided.Andrea Kleinschmidt, 219-3505

Other MusiciansDo you play the guitar, trumpet, flute, drums or any other musicalinstrument? We would love to have your gift of music incorporated intoour Liturgies at Prince of Peace!Andrea Kleinschmidt, 219-3505

PianistsThe talents of pianists are needed for much of the more contemporarymusic that is used in the Liturgy today. We are always looking for pianiststo provide such music.Andrea Kleinschmidt, 219-3505

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Readers (Proclaimers of the Word)These ministers proclaim the Word of God at Mass in an inspiring andmeaningful way. They carefully review the Scripture passages and practicereading them aloud before coming to church. Training is provided.Cindy Holliday, 212-9766

SacristansThese people assist with setting up for Sunday and/or weekday Massesand returning the books and sacred vessels to their places in the sacristyafter Mass.Susie Wilden, 243-5946

Spanish MassMass is celebrated in Spanish on the second Sunday of the month at 3:00p.m. There are several opportunities for those who would like to help withthe liturgical ministries at the Spanish Mass.Henry Ruiz, 321-7379

Tabernacle MinistersThese ministers bring the Blessed Sacrament in the ciborium from thetabernacle to the altar during Communion time. They return the ciboriumto the tabernacle after Communion has finished. Training is provided. (Youmust first be trained and commissioned as a Minister of Holy Communion.)Diane Tuescher, 243-5206

UshersUshers provide hospitality and security for the congregation before, during,and after each Mass. They assist with seating, taking up collections, theCommunion procession, special needs, and the opening/closing of doorsfor parishioners as they arrive/leave Mass. Adults and youth are encouragedto be involved. Training is provided.Cindy Holliday, 212-9766

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Live the Faith!

Join the Family Life CommissionThis Commission meets twice a year and as needed at the Parish Office.The purpose of this Commission is to establish opportunities that willfacilitate the Christ-centered growth and well-being of the parish family.Odelia Schrunk, 243-3215

Join the Justice and Peace CommissionThis Commission meets quarterly or as needed to involve members of theparish in carrying out the churches mission to build a just society both inour local community and throughout the world. Activities include localsocial action efforts as well as efforts to address the root causes of injusticeand poverty. The Commission is involved in all of the parish social actionministries.Tom Streveler, 249-7077

Join the Parish Life CommissionThis Commission meets March, June, September and December on thesecond Thursday at 6:15 p.m. to plan ways to develop a sense of communitywithin the parish. This is done through welcoming newcomers, parishsocials, dinners, Latino ministry, etc. Please consider joining this Commissionto help build a stronger, more hospitable Parish community!Amanda Eberhart, 357-1153

Join the Stewardship CommissionThis Commission meets on the first Thursday of each month at 7:00 p.m.in the Parish Office. The Commission is responsible for learning about anddeveloping stewardship as a way of life at Prince of Peace Parish.Commission members evaluate the stewardship efforts of the parish andcoordinate the annual Stewardship Renewal of Time, Talent and Treasurewith ministry leaders.Ryan Steines, 249-5897

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Join the Buildings & Grounds CommitteeThis Committee meets at 5:00 p.m. on the second Tuesday of the monthto review and plan facility and landscaping projects for the church.Dave Schnier, 242-3311

Join the Cemetery CommitteeThis Committee maintains St. Irenaeus and St. Boniface cemeteries. (St.Mary’s Cemetery is a separate corporation.) Volunteers are neededoccasionally for seasonal maintenance.Jim Horst, 249-4622

Join the Charity CommitteeThis Committee meets at least quarterly at 5:15 p.m. in the Parish Officeto review charitable requests and to allocate funds for charitable purposes.Allocations go to support organizations that assist those who are strugglingwith the basic necessities of life.Stacy Milroy, 243-9809

Join the Investment CommitteeThis Committee meets quarterly and reviews investments to see that theyare in line with our investment policy. It is desirable to have a pool ofinterested people when openings occur on the Investment Committee.Dean Stone, 503-9872

Join the Pro Life CommitteeThis Committee meets on the first Monday of the month at 7:00 p.m. inthe Parish Office. The Committee proclaims the sanctity and value ofhuman life as a gift from God, and works to promote the quality anddignity of life in all of its stages through prayer and education.Diane Tuescher, 243-5206

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Join the Welcoming CommitteeThis Committee visits new parishioners and welcomes them at Mass. Helpnew parishioners feel at home in our parish family by joining this ministry!Molli Parker, 242-3311

Join the Catholic Historic Center(at St. Boniface)This group meets on the first Wednesday of the month at 6:00 p.m.Volunteers are needed from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. on Tuesday, yearround, and on Tuesday and Saturday in summer and early fall, and forspecial events. The Center’s mission is to preserve the history of the Clinton-area Catholic churches.Mary Kay Wik, 312-501-0063Tom Koester, 503-0349

Join the Knights of ColumbusThe Knights meet on the second Monday of each month at 7:00 p.m. Bepart of this Catholic men’s organization, giving back to our parish familyand community through various charitable activities.Dean Stone (Grand Knight), 503-9872

Join the Knights of Columbus Ladies AuxiliaryMeetings are held on the second Monday of each month at 7:00 p.m. Bepart of this Catholic women’s organization, giving back to the parish, familyand community through various charitable activities.Maureen Geerts, 242-7854

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Join the Parish AuxiliaryThis group meets three times a year to plan functions for the year. Theseinclude funeral luncheons, receptions, the annual fall luncheon, the countrystore, bake sales, and other events to support Prince of Peace Parish.Mary Beth Butt, 242-7145Susie Wilden, 243-5946

Join Pax ChristiAs a faith based peace movement, Pax Christi’s work is based on acommitment to prayer and spirituality, study, and action for peace. Westrive for dialogue and cooperation with churches, nongovernmentalorganizations, and movements working to further Christ’s Peace (PaxChristi) in our parish, community, country, and world. We welcome youto join us as we learn to seek ways to promote peace.Nancy Streveler, 249-7078

Join the Peru Task ForcePrince of Peace supports our sister parish, The Virgin Most Pure, inSapillica, Peru through a variety of efforts. While much of the parish supporttakes the shape of financial gifts, volunteers are needed for many othertasks associated with this ministry.Barb Foster, 321-0023

Baking/Salads/DessertsParishioners provide meals, baked goods, salads, and desserts for a varietyof purposes within the parish. Examples include bake sales, breakfasts,new parishioner welcoming events, funeral lunches, special events, etc.Mary Bees, 243-2272Carol Mohr, 242-9464

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BeFriender MinistryThis group journeys with parishioners who are experiencing grief, illnessor any type of crisis in their lives. Ministers are needed to contact or visitpeople in their homes or other care facilities. Kind, compassionate listenersare needed. Virtus training is required. We invite you to join us inbrainstorming ideas and helping us in meeting the needs of our parishfamily.Odelia Schrunk, 243-3215

Bulletin Ads SalesEach week, our bulletin contains ads from various places promoting theirbusinesses. If you would like to help contact businesses to advertise inour bulletin, this would be the stewardship ministry for you!Dave Schnier, 242-3311

Bulletin/Mailing HelpOur Sunday bulletin is an important tool for communicating with our parishfamily on a regular basis. Individuals are needed to fold weekly bulletins,prepare parish mailings, stuff envelopes, etc.Susie Wilden, 242-3311

Catholic RadioTurn your radio to 92.5 FM and listen to KXJX, an affiliate of RelevantRadio, a station that assists the Church in the New Evangelization byproviding relevant programming through a media platform to help peoplebridge the gap between faith and everyday life. You can also listen onlineat www.relevantradio.com, or download the app.Christian Experience Weekend (CEW)The purpose of the Christian Experience Weekend is to strengthen andenrich parishioners’ relationship with God. Open to anyone 18 years orolder, the weekend begins on Friday evening and ends on Sundayafternoon. Weekends for women and men are held separately once ayear.Deb Bly, 212-0319Marla Schultz, 212-3322

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Christmas Carol MinistryThis ministry is a means of celebrating and sharing the Advent, Christmasand Epiphany Seasons through music. The group will select and singChristmas Carols at various locations in our community.Peter Mascagni, 242-4314

Ecumenical Block PartyVolunteers are needed to help setup tables/chairs, clean-up and facilitateactivities during this annual August multi-church block party held at ClintonPark (across from Prince of Peace School).Deacon Jeff Schuetzle, 243-3402

Fair Trade Coffee SalesHelp support Third World coffee farmers and our Peru sister parish byselling Fair Trade coffee after the weekend Mass of your choice.Barb Foster, 321-0023

Feed the Grieving MinistryHelp provide a comforting meal at the home of a person or family who isexperiencing a crisis in their life.Annette Lyons, 242-3311

Funeral LuncheonsAs a service to grieving families, our parish provides a meal at our ParishHall immediately following the funeral Mass and burial. These luncheonscan be quite large, so many people are needed to prepare and serve themeal.Teams serve for one month twice a year.Connie Kissack, 242-9951Charlotte Phillips, 259-1393

Handy SkillsHelp is needed occasionally to do minor carpentry, electric, drywall repair,paint work, and plumbing repairs in the church and office spaces.Dave Schnier, 242-3311

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LandscapingHelp is needed to keep our outdoor campus looking beautiful.Ray Mantsch, 243-8151

Latino MinistryBe involved with helping members of the Spanish community feel at homeat Prince of Peace Parish.Maria Ramirez, 243-2735

Mobile MealsDeliver already prepared meals to those who due to age or health reasonsare assisted through Mobile Meals in Clinton.Jim Horst, 249-4622

Money CountersVolunteers in this ministry help to count money (at the bank) from weekendcollections.Jacque Rutledge, (815) 589-4804Pat McCarthy, 242-3639

Outdoor Flower CareHelp take care of outdoor flowers with the seasonal planting, wateringand weeding of the hanging baskets and large planters.Ray Mantsch, 243-8151

Parking AttendantsParking attendants help direct vehicle traffic to available parking spotsprior to our most crowded Masses at Easter and Christmas.Dave Schnier, 242-3311

Perpetual AdorationCommit an hour a week for prayer in the presence of our Lord in theBlessed Sacrament Chapel. Our goal is to have perpetual prayer “24/7.”Contact the coordinator to schedule an hour that works best for you.Teresa Waters, 243-8448

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PhotographersThere are always many opportunities to capture images of our parish life.Individuals with their cameras can take photos of parish events andministries and submit their photos to be used in the ministry catalog andother parish materials.Parish Office, 242-3311

Prayer LineWe often receive requests for prayers. One of the great ways we live ourfaith is through our prayer for one another. If you would like to be part ofthe Prayer Line, please call our office.Annette Lyons, 242-3311

Prayer Shawl MinistryMembers knit or crochet prayer shawls or prayer bears which are blessed.Parishioners then gift them to those going through a difficult time or amilestone in life. For those unable to knit or crochet, monetary contributionsare accepted to help defray the cost of the yarn.Annette Lyons, 242-3311

Sharing TreeVolunteers are needed to create tags for the tree, sort donated gifts, anddeliver to a central location for distribution. The Sharing Tree works incoordination with the Holiday Network, a program led by the Retired andSenior Volunteer Program (RSVP) and Referral and Assistance Services.Amanda Eberhart, 357-1153

Small Faith CommunitiesConsider joining a group of friends and parishioners to reflect on the Sundayreadings, to share faith, and to pray with one another.Brenda Bertram, 242-3311

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Special Event HelperParishioners are needed to help serve food, set-up, clean and/or takedown for special Parish events.Parish Office, 242-3311

Special Event Planning CommitteeThe Parish is looking for creative people who enjoy planning special events(ie, dinners, festivals, ethnic meals, children’s events, etc.). This committeewould meet seasonally when needed.Father John Stack, 242-3311

Tables & ChairsParishioners are needed to help put up and take down tables and chairsfor special events or special liturgies when extra seating is needed.Parish Office, 242-3311

TelephoningPeriodically, volunteers are needed to contact fellow parishioners by phoneto pass along important information about parish events or functions.Carol Mohr, 242-9464

Transportation MinistryJoin a group of parishioners who help provide transportation for those inneed of a ride to Mass.Annette Lyons, 242-3311

Victory Center MealsJoin one of several teams who provide and serve nutritious meals once amonth at the Victory Center. Food is prepared at your own home andthen taken to the Victory Center.Pam Deluhery, 357-0073

Vocations MinistryThe Vocations Ministry is a parishioner-led team, meeting monthly on thefirst Sunday of the month at 9:15 am in the Family Room to promote,support, and educate our faith community regarding vocations. Whetherone is called by God to be single, married, or serve as Deacon, Priest, orReligious Sister, Brother, Monk or Nun, we prayerfully hope to inpsire allto service in the Church. This ministry hosts regular activities to keep ourParish mindful of our need to pray for and encourage vocations. Wecoordinate recognition celebrations for ordination anniversaries andbirthdays of our ordained clergy, we promote opportunities for studentsto meet our Bishop and the seminarians of our Diocese, and we inviteReligious to interact with our students to tell of their calling and theirministries.Paul Williams, 243-6778

Website MinistryBe part of a group that reviews the Parish website and assist in keepingour website current and appealing. A basic knowledge of software wouldbe greatly appreciated, but is not a requirement.Angie Ahlberg, 242-3311

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Pass the Faith on to Others!

Join the Evangelization CommissionThis Commission meets on the second Monday of January, March, May,July, September and November at 11:00 a.m. in the Conference Room.Our mission is to bring others to a relationship with Christ Jesus and hischurch. We explore and promote ways to achieve our mission throughinformational materials, programs and speakers. Please consider joiningthis very important Commission.Fran Buelow, 243-8592

Join the Faith Formation CommissionThis Commission meets on the fourth Thursday of February, April, June,August and October at 12:00 p.m. in the Parish Hall. The Commissionserves the parish by developing, implementing, and evaluating programsthat enrich the faith life of children, youth, and adults. The Commissionprovides oversight of the Faith Formation ministry areas. Please considerjoining this faith-filled Commission!Diane Tuescher, 243-5206

Adult Catholic Initiation (ACI)Twice each year, those who have been baptized in a Protestant Churchare invited to join the Catholic Church. Candidates attend sessions onSunday mornings, either from August to December or from February toJune. (If an adult has not been baptized and wishes to become Catholic,he or she would be part of the RCIA process as described elsewhere thiscatalog. Refer to RCIA.)Deb Jacobsen, 242-3311

Adult Catholic Initiation SponsorsCatholic Sponsors are needed for those who wish to become Catholic.This is a wonderful ministry of mentoring and support.Deb Jacobsen, 242-3311

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Alumni Association (Clinton Catholic Schools)Join alumni from Clinton Catholic schools to develop alumni relationshipsand networking through alumni events and communications. The AlumniAssociation meets about every other month.Karen Witt, 242-1663

Baptism Class FacilitatorsThis program is designed to assist parents and sponsors in fulfilling theirobligation to baptize their children and raise them in the practice of thefaith. Facilitators are needed to lead the sessions and support the parentsthrough this process. Training is provided.Brenda Bertram, 242-3311

Bible StudySeveral Bible study groups meet to learn about and reflect on Scripture.The aim is to foster spiritual growth through prayer, discussion, and faithsharing.Annette Lyons, 242-3311

K4J (Kids for Jesus)This is a virtue based Club that meets once a month (Oct. - May) forchildren age 3 thru 8th grade. The Club meets one Saturday a month afterthe 5:00 p.m. Mass for two hours of age-appropriate faith-based games,activities, and a light meal. All parish children are invited to sign-up for thisfun-filled club!Diane Tuescher, 243-5206

Lay Witness SpeakersHow would you like to share your faith story with the people of our Parish?Your witness talk could inspire others to grow in their Catholic faith. Trainingwill be provided.Peter Mascagni, 242-4314Kathy DeMong, 243-3189

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POPEYES Youth GroupJoin the POPEYES (Prince of Peace Eucharistic Youth Empowered bythe Spirit), our parish youth group! Young people are providedopportunities to come together in a loving and caring atmosphere to sharetheir life experiences and faith with their peers. All parish teens are invitedto participate in numerous youth events throughout the year.Brenda Bertram, 242-3311

Prince of Peace Catholic School HelpersHelp with general clerical and bulk mail preparation when needed.Karen Witt, 242-1663

Prince of Peace Catholic School Home-BasedHelpersInput product codes for fundraisers. Training provided. You must haveyour own computer and internet access.Karen Witt, 242-1663

Prince of Peace Catholic School Irish BoostersBoosters provide concession stand help during middle school and highschool games at Joe O’Donnell Sports Center.Aaron Leslie, 676-0301Kevin Kenneavy, 212-1799

Prince of Peace Catholic School BoardThis board is a decision making body, aiding the pastor and School principalto establish school policies, procedures, and fiscal oversight. Membersof the School Board are elected from the membership of Prince of PeaceParish. Please let us know if you are interested in serving on this Board.Nancy Peart, 242-1663

Prince of Peace Catholic School Mr./Mrs. Fix ItSomeone able to provide light and/or skilled maintenance. May includecarpentry, plumbing, painting and electrical.Nancy Peart, 242-1663

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Prince of Peace Catholic School LandscapingHelp is needed to weed the gardens, trim bushes, and lay mulch duringthe growing season around our school and chapel.Nancy Peart, 242-1663

Prince of Peace Catholic SchoolIrish Gift Card BuyersPlan on buying Irish gift cards on a monthly basis.Maureen VanderBleek, 249-9052

Prince of Peace Catholic SchoolIrish Gift Card SellersHelp sell Irish gift cards after weekend Masses as an ongoing schoolfundraiser.Maureen VanderBleek, 249-9052

RCIARCIA is the Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults. This is the process bywhich an adult who has never been baptized is prepared to receive thesacraments of Baptism, Confirmation, and Holy Eucharist at the EasterVigil. If you are such a person, the RCIA is for you!Deb Jacobsen, 242-3311

RCIA SponsorsIf you are already baptized Catholic, you can serve as a Sponsor to journeywith an unbaptized person during the RCIA process.Deb Jacobsen, 242-3311

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RCIA for ChildrenThe Rite of Christian Initiation for Children is the process by which a childwho has not been baptized is prepared to receive the sacraments ofBaptism, Confirmation, and Holy Eucharist at the Easter Vigil. If yourchild is of school age and has not been baptized, this is what you arelooking for!Brenda Bertram, 242-3311

Religious Education CatechistsOn Wednesday evenings, catechists are needed to provide instructionfrom 6:15 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. at Prince of Peace Catholic School. Throughword and example, catechists aid parents in bringing their children to anunderstanding of our Catholic faith. Classes are held throughout the schoolyear. Virtus training is required.Brenda Bertram, 242-3311

Sponsor CouplesOne of the great components of marriage preparation is our SponsorCouple Program. Couples who are already married meet with engagedcouples four or five times to help them learn what married life is all about.You don't have to have a "perfect" marriage to do this! Please considerthis important mentoring ministry.Molli Parker, 242-3311

Vocation Summer School ("Totus Tuus")"Totus Tuus" ("Totally Yours"--the motto of Saint Pope John Paul II))provides an experience of Jesus’ love and Catholic community for thechildren of the parish during one week in June. The program is based onthe mysteries of the rosary, church teaching, and singing fun songs. Manyvolunteers, both adults and teens, are needed in all aspects of VSS. Virtustraining is required.Brenda Bertram, 242-3311

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Electronic GivingElectronic Giving is the term used to describe automatic methods for makingchurch contributions on a regular basis without the need to write checks,use cash or prepare envelopes.

Electronic Giving provides convenience for you and consistency for thechurch. Electronic giving eliminates frequent check writing and helpsmembers stay on track with their financial commitments even when theyare unable to attend services. The church in turn benefits from much-needed donation consistency and a reduction in the volume of check andcash contributions that must be handled and manually processed.

To enroll in Electronic Giving, or to change your current Electronic Givingamount, complete the form (see Electronic Giving form on next page) andreturn it with your Commitment Card or to the Parish Office at yourconvenience.

Thank you for your stewardship of treasure!

P.S. Gifts of treasure can also be made online through our secure Parishwebsite at: www.jcpop.org - just click on “Online Donations” and followthe instructions for one-time or recurring contributions.

Prince of Peace Parish1105 LaMetta Wynn Drive

563-243-3311www.jcpop.org

Electronic Giving FormJESUS CHRIST, PRINCE OF PEACE CATHOLIC CHURCH

1105 LaMetta Wynn Drive, Clinton, Iowa 52732(563) 242-3311

Regular Church Offertory Giving(choose option)

Weekly (on Tuesday) -Weekly amount $ ________

Bi-Monthly (1st and 15th) - Bi-Monthly amount $ ________

Monthly (1st or 15) (circle one) - Monthly amount $ ________

(Month beginning: _______________ )

I authorize electronic transfer of funds indicated on this form to Princeof Peace Church from the account listed below. (A blank depositslip or voided check must be attached). Any change to the listedtransaction(s) will be by my written notification.

Bank _________________ City/State _____________ Zip ___________

Account Number ____________________________________________

Begin date: ______________ / ____________ / _____________

Printed Name: _______________________________________________

Signature: _____________________________ Date: _______________

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