Church Clean Up
Environmental stewardship and beautification of parish grounds
Church Clean Up campaigns bring members together to maintain parish compounds, gardens, and surroundings — serving the Mother Church with labour and pride.
Units partner with PPC and youth groups to sustain tidy, welcoming worship spaces for the faithful.
Activities include sweeping compounds, trimming hedges, painting, clearing drains, and planting flowers — practical labour offered as worship.
Cadets and juniors participate alongside knights and ladies, learning that service to the Church includes humble work with hands and tools.
Regular clean-up schedules prevent neglect and build parish pride — the church grounds reflecting the dignity of the liturgy celebrated within.
Programme Highlights
Grounds Care
Sweeping, trimming, and beautifying parish compounds.
Maintenance
Painting, repairs, and drain clearing before feasts.
Youth Labour
Cadets and juniors serve alongside knights and ladies.
Pre-Feast Days
Clean-up campaigns before major liturgical celebrations.
How to Participate
Everything your commandery or auxiliary needs to prepare, participate, and serve fully in this AWGC activity.
Schedule Dates
Commanderies set clean-up days before feast days and major parish events.
Bring Tools
Members contribute labour, tools, and supplies for parish maintenance.
PPC Coordination
Partner with PPC and youth groups for sustained parish stewardship.
Share Results
Document clean-up days for AWGC News and Grand outreach reporting.
What members accomplish together
- Scheduled clean-up before major liturgical events
- Compound, garden, and drainage maintenance
- Partnership with PPC and parish youth groups
- Labour offered as practical worship and stewardship
- Cadet and junior participation in parish service
- Welcoming, tidy worship spaces for the faithful
Ready to beautify your parish?
Plan a church clean-up day with your commandery and PPC before the next major feast.
