Members check the church weekly to water flowers, refill candles as needed and make sure altar linens are kept clean. Members usually serve about 2 weekends each year. Contact Donna Farrell for more information.

The Angel Tree ministry sponsors an annual Christmas party for area residents. Gifts for both children and nursing home residents are provided by parishioners who choose names from the tree.

Provides the children in grades K to 5 an opportunity to gather for an evening of fun and fellowship. Provides a variety of activities -spiritual, service, family, and just fun. We usually meet the 2nd Wednesday of each month from 6:00 - 8:00 p.m. in the Parish Life Center. Sign up sheets can be found on the youth board outside the sacristy. Contact Genae Helmbrecht for more information.

Serves the families of parishioners who have passed away and are having their funeral mass at St Dominic. We offer the family and their friends a brunch/lunch/dinner following the funeral/burial. Volunteers are needed to assist in preparing the meal, providing salads and desserts, and cleaning up afterwards. Contact Mary Shull if you are interested in assisting with this ministry.

Provides a resource for the Saint Dominic community to minister, support, and encourage the efforts of those seeking employment. For more information, please contact John Twork.

This group works with the Religious Education/CCD Ministry to provide age appropriate activities for children from preschool- 2nd grade during the Liturgy of the Word during the 9:30 a.m. Mass two Sundays a month. Contact Rosa Mondragon for more information.

Sunday Evening Mass Choir 

This choir provides music for the 5:30 pm Sunday Mass and other Liturgical events. Contact Susan Woodruff for more information.

Hispanic Choir 

This choir provides music for the 12:30 p.m. Spanish Mass and other Hispanic events. Contact Carlos Hernandez for more information.

9:30 Mass Choir - Praymakers

This choir provides music for the 9:30 a.m. Sunday Mass and other Liturgical events. Contact Angela Davenport for more information.

We have exposition and adoration of the Blessed Sacrament every First Friday. Fr. Emmanuel Massawe A.J. organizes the schedules and assure parishioners’ presence during Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament. During Lent exposition of the Blessed Sacrament takes place several days each week. The Co-ordinator for Lenten adoration is Tony Messina.

Provides spiritual, catechetical, moral and community support to our Hispanic parishioners of Saint Dominic Church and Kingsport Community area. Humberto Collazo coordinates activities for this group.

This group works to support and strengthen St. Dominic School by providing assistance to the pastor, principal and teachers by bringing into closer relation the home and school in the education of children. The second purpose is to supplement the school's resources with volunteer progams and financial assistance. Contact the school for more information.

Works to provide stability and hope to homeless families with minor children. Provides hospitality (meals and housing) to homeless families for a week at a time, four times per year. Contact Jean McCort for more information.

Volunteers from Saint Dominic cook and serve dinner to those in need at the Kitchen of Hope, located at the Full Gospel Mission Church on Sevier St. in downtown Kingsport. Check  www.facebook.com/kitchenofhopekingsport.

A weekend experience and subsequent ongoing community support for married couples to affirm their Sacraments. It assists them to strengthen their relationships through a deeper method of daily couple communication.  Groups meet on a regular basis throughout the Diocese. Contact Deacon Bob or Janel Lange for more information. 

Our nursery is open during the 9:30 a.m. Sunday Mass.  Babysitting is provided by youth of the parish. If you are interested in babysitting in the nursery or need more information about leaving your young child in the nursery, please contact the parish office.

Parish Night Dinners are held on a regular basis throughout the year.  It is a wonderful way to get to know your fellow parishioners. Volunteers are always needed to help with set up, cooking, serving, and clean up. Please contact  Ken Martin.

A source of prayerful hope for parishioners in their needs and the needs of their loved ones. Promotes faith in the  healing power of prayer. Please contact Billye Whitaker to become a link on the prayer chain or to have a name added to the chain. 

These dedicated folks meet monthly to make rosaries which they then place in the chapel for visitors to use. Please contact Bobbi Miller for more information.

St. James Society members visit parishioners who are in nursing homes or are homebound.  They provide them with a link to the parish and also take them the Holy Eucharist. This group is headed by our parish nurse, Delores Bertuso. We also have Mass at various nursing homes on a monthly basis.

That Man is You! is an interactive, multimedia men’s program focused upon the development of authentic male leadership. Over the course of three years, That Man is You! successively considers men in their relationship to God, to their spouse and to their children. The program content harmonizes current social and medical science with the teachings of the Church and the wisdom of the saints to develop the vision of man fully alive. It is particularly indebted to the teachings of the Second Vatican Council and St. John Paul II. For more information contact Deacon Frank Fischer