Since 1945, St. Lawrence Knights of Columbus Council 2950 has brought Catholic men together in faith, friendship, and service. Rooted in the vision of Blessed Michael J. McGivney, we seek to strengthen men in their Catholic faith while serving our parish, our families, and our community.
Built upon the principles of Charity, Unity, and Fraternity, our council supports St. Lawrence Parish through charitable works, vocations, family programs, and countless acts of volunteer service. We believe that faith is not simply professed—it is lived through generous service to God and neighbor.
Whether you're a lifelong parishioner, new to the area, or simply looking to grow alongside other Catholic men, we invite you to discover the Knights of Columbus. There is a place for you here, and we'd be honored to welcome you into our brotherhood.
What It Means to Be a Knight
The Knights of Columbus is built on three enduring principles. These are not just words on a page — they shape how we serve, how we support one another, and how we live our Catholic faith.
Charity is the heart of the Knights of Columbus. As Catholic men, we are called to see Christ in others and respond with generosity, compassion, and practical help.
For St. Lawrence Council 2950, charity means serving our parish, supporting families in need, assisting local causes, encouraging vocations, and giving our time wherever we can make a difference.
Alone, each of us can make a difference. Together, we can accomplish far more than any one person ever could. Unity calls us to work side by side, sharing our talents and supporting one another in service to God and neighbor.
At St. Lawrence Council 2950, unity is found in every parish project, charitable event, and volunteer effort. It is strengthened through prayer, fellowship, and the common purpose of building up our parish, serving our community, and leaving a legacy for future generations of Catholic men.
The Knights of Columbus is more than an organization—it is a brotherhood. Through shared faith, prayer, and service, Catholic men build friendships that strengthen one another through every season of life.
Whether celebrating life's blessings, supporting a brother through hardship, or serving shoulder to shoulder for the good of our parish, fraternity reminds us that we are never called to walk alone. Together we encourage one another to become better husbands, fathers, grandfathers, and faithful disciples of Jesus Christ.