The Trustees are entrusted to oversee the maintenance of all properties of the congregation, interior and exterior, through:
- Research and design of plans for property upkeep, and keeping master lists of jobs to be done.
- Recommendations to church council concerning requests for use of church property by individuals or groups not associated with the congregation.
- Responsibility for all matters related to legal and corporate affairs.

Current Trustees:

 Bob Brady, Chair             Bruce Anderson           Jack Bates            Ward Hansen 

    Jane King               Henry Perkins            Roger Rotvig               Robin Waldron

  Rich Keating,          Teddy Nichols

                                  Council Liaison       High School Public Service Volunteeer,

                                                                     Lawn-mowing & Snow-shoveling

We would love to have you join our team!!  Trustees don't necessarily do the work but they do oversee the work.  So if you want to help out by either overseeing a project or to have the fun of doing the project yourself (or with a group of friends), please see any of the Trustees about joining.

Available Spaces: 

Click here for photographs of spaces available for group usage at Holy Cross, along with a table of usage fees.

Adopt-a-Garden

We are blessed at Holy Cross to have extensive grounds, but that means a lot of upkeep.  A few years ago, we instituted the Adopt-a-Garden project by dividing the grounds into a number of distinct areas for volunteers to plant and maintain.  The results have been lovely, and we heartily thank all who have worked on their plots and are still working to beautify our grounds in appreciation and praise of the glories of God's creation.  If you'd like to get involved in this project, check the plot plan in the Narthex for areas of the grounds available to be adopted.  Lawn mowing is the responsibility of trustees, not volunteers, so have no fears in that regard.  Several times a year, perennial bulbs and corms become available from festal floral displays, that you can plant in your area.  (Gardeners who want to make MAJOR changes to their area, such as tree or shrub or mature perennial removal or installation, should check with Trustees for approval of their plans.)