Parish Forms

There are certain moments in parish life where a form helps us move forward clearly and peacefully—whether you are preparing for a sacrament, updating your information, or reaching out for pastoral care.

Most of these forms are available in two formats: a Google Form you can complete online, and a PDF you can fill out electronically and email, or print and place in Father’s inbox.

These forms are here when you need them.

If you are unsure which form to use, or if something does not quite fit, you are always welcome to reach out directly.

Sacraments

Baptism

Begin preparation for a child’s baptism, including guidance on sponsors, timing, and expectations.

Marriage

Begin the process of preparing for marriage in the Church, including required preparation and guidelines.

Provides the information needed to complete the Church’s marriage record before the wedding.

Catechesis

Begin the catechumenate and the process of preparation for reception into the Orthodox Church.

Pastoral Care

Request confession, spiritual guidance, a hospital visit, prayer, or other pastoral care.

Parish Life & Participation

Volunteer and Ministries

Let us know how you would like to serve and take part in the life of the parish.

Plan a Parish Event

A guide and submission form to help you thoughtfully plan and lead a parish event.

Membership & Administration

New Member

Formally join the parish and help us get to know you.

Stewardship Pledge

Make a commitment to support the mission of the parish through regular giving.

Contact Information Update

Keep your contact details current so we can stay connected.

Parish Guidelines

Parish Guidelines (Diocese of the South)

General guidelines for life in an Orthodox parish, including expectations for sacraments, participation, and pastoral practice.

From the Orthodox Church in America

These resources are provided by the Orthodox Church in America for those who wish to prepare thoughtfully for the future:

A Gift for My Loved Ones

A guide for communicating your wishes at the time of your death and preparing your family.

Another Gift for My Loved Ones

Additional guidance for end-of-life planning and funeral arrangements in the Orthodox Church.

A Final Word

Forms are tools—they help us stay organized and care for one another well.

But if you are ever unsure, or if what you need feels more personal than a form, it is always appropriate to speak directly with the priest.

Come and See.

Be formed through prayer into repentance, thanksgiving, and union with God in Christ.
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