There is a variety of Campus ministry clubs in which you can become involved in activities on and off campus.

Collegians for Life
Promote the dignity of life from conception to natural death! Collegians for Life sponsor regular events which include: praying the Rosary in front of the Planned Parenthood Clinic, listening to speakers on capital punishment, sponsoring the 30-Hour Famine for world hunger, organizing a Disability Dinner, writing letters during the holidays to prison inmates, and visiting the elderly in nursing homes.

Habitat for Humanity
Habitat for Humanity is an international group which helps to build affordable housing for families. MMC's Campus Chapter helps build the houses, fundraises for building materials, and learns from educational activities about the importance of affordable housing. The homeowners work on their house side by side with volunteers. No building experience is needed, just a cheerful heart and helping hands.

Impact
Impact is a non-denominational and ecumenical Christian fellowship on campus which invites students to deepen their faith in Jesus Christ and their commitment to the gospel. Impact provides a community of accountability for students, organizes prayer groups, and provides opportunities for building faith through fellowship. Students are encouraged to worship with their respective churches, but Impact also provides opportunities to gather to listen to God's word and encourage on another.

Life on the Road
This college version of Life Teen examines the teachings of the Catholic Church through discussions, movies, music, and social gatherings. This group is open to all faiths and has regular meetings.

Liturgical Ministries for Mass
Participate fully and actively in Sunday's 4:00 PM Mass! You may share your talents as a gift or cross bearer, extraordinary minister of the Eucharist, cantor, musician, sacristan, lector, or greeter. Sign-ups for these ministries will be held each semester. There will be a training session from these ministries in the fall.

Yahoo!
Travel through the region to lead retreats for junior high and high school student! Freshmen through seniors comprise the members of this group. Each year this team of 35-40 Mount Marty students travels to Nebraska, South Dakota, and Iowa to lead retreats for junior high and high school students. The outreach team averages about 15-20 retreats per year and connects with approximately 500-1000 young people yearly. You choose which retreats fit into your schedule. There will be training for this at the end of September, but you may join at any time during the year.