September 24, 2026
Harvest Festival
Raffle Update
Less than 100 tickets remain for our Grand Raffle! The Grand Raffle offers a chance to win up to $10,000, along with five $2,000 prizes. Only 400 tickets will be sold for the Grand RaffleOur General Raffle will award six $1,000 prizes and sales for this raffle are not limited.
Don’t miss your chance to participate! Get your raffle tickets soon for an opportunity to win big!
Bottle Bonanza
We are collecting bottles of various products for Bottle Bonanza, one of the favorite games at the festival. Donate an unopened bottle of almost anything - nail polish, juice, pop, shampoo, Gatorade, condiments, and more. Please no glass! The more variety, the better! Drop off your bottles at the table in the narthex when you come for Mass or during parish office hours.Wine Bottle Bonanza
We are also collecting bottles of wine for the adult version of Bottle Bonanza, Wine Bonanza! Unopened bottles (Glass is okay!) can be delivered to the parish office during business hours or brought to the raffle table when you come for Mass.Thank you to The Vintage for sponsoring this year's Wine Bottle Bonanza, and see their offer below to get 10% off your entire order (both festival donations and for your personal use) and take advantage of their delivery service.
Thank you 2026 Harvest Festival Sponsors!
Sponsorships help make our event possible and also support our parish ministries. We look forward to partnering with you for a successful event. We invite you to join us in thanking the following sponsors and support them with your business.
News & Events
Meet our New Director of Music & Liturgy
Tim Jacquet is a native Houstonian who comes to us from Grand Prairie, Texas, in the Dallas–Fort Worth Metroplex. He brings more than 46 years of experience in Catholic parish ministry, music, liturgy, administration, development, and nonprofit leadership.Tim’s journey in church ministry began in 1980 when he was preparing for the Sacrament of Confirmation. During his preparation, the bishop met personally with the candidates and asked Tim a question that would have a lasting influence on his life: “What gift are you willing to offer the Church?” Tim responded by becoming involved in parish ministry, beginning a commitment of service that has continued throughout his adult life.
Over the years, Tim has served parishes and Catholic organizations in Texas, Kansas, Nebraska, and the Washington, D.C. area. His ministry experience has included leadership in music and liturgy, youth ministry, faith formation, stewardship and development, parish administration, and pastoral ministry. He has also served in diocesan-level positions and on numerous nonprofit and community boards.
Tim is a graduate of Friends University in Wichita, Kansas, where he earned degrees in Music Education and Business Administration. He also earned a degree in Nonprofit Management and has pursued graduate studies in nonprofit management and music education, including studies at City Vision University and the University of Texas system.
His professional career has extended beyond parish ministry. After college, Tim worked in corporate equipment financing with AT&T and later in automotive management. His extensive nonprofit and community-development work eventually led him to establish Apple Capital, which provided financing and educational resources to small businesses. That work later became part of Apple Community Development Corporation, where Tim has continued helping entrepreneurs, nonprofit organizations, and underserved communities gain access to education, technical assistance, and financial resources.
Tim has been active in community leadership throughout Texas. His service has included leadership with SCORE Fort Worth and numerous nonprofit organizations in the Dallas–Fort Worth area. In 2016, he was recognized by the U.S. Small Business Administration as an Emerging Leader in the Dallas–Fort Worth Metroplex, and he was later honored as a Volunteer of the Year for his community service.
Despite his professional accomplishments, Tim considers his greatest vocation to be his family and his service to the Church. He and his wife, Tinita, are the parents of five children—three adopted and two biological—with their youngest now 12 years old.
Tim looks forward to getting to know the parish community, listening to its members, and working collaboratively to strengthen its music and liturgical ministries. After more than four decades of ministry, the question asked of him at Confirmation continues to guide his service: What gifts can we offer to build up the Church?
Historic Church Update
In our last update, we shared that the SOS group was exploring whether sufficient community support existed to preserve and restore the historic St. Hubert Church. At that time, the parish was continuing with the process that could ultimately lead to razing the building while allowing SOS time to investigate an alternative.Since then, St. Hubert Catholic Community and the organization working with SOS have signed a Letter of Understanding on August 29 that establishes a specific framework and timeline for determining whether preservation of the building is financially feasible.
The next step is for SOS to demonstrate that sufficient financial support exists to move forward. Under the agreement, the group has two months to identify and secure at least 60% of the proposed $2.5 million campaign goal, or $1.5 million, in pledges or committed support. The full campaign anticipates $1.5 million for restoration of the historic church and $1 million for an endowment to help provide for its long-term care and operation.
For now, the parish is waiting to see whether SOS can achieve this important fundraising milestone. If it does, the agreement provides a path for the process to continue toward restoration and a long-term lease of the building. We will continue to keep parishioners informed as this process moves forward.
Small Group Leader Training Available
- Do you think God is calling you to do more?
- Are you interested in becoming a small group leader or co-leader?
- Do you know someone who would be a great small group leader?
- Do you want to start another small group?
- Mondays - September 28 and October 5 - 6:30-8:30 PM
- Thursdays - October 22 and 29 - 6:30-8:30 PM
Gardening Angels Need your Help
St. Hubert’s Gardening Angels will soon be putting the Mary Garden and GoodShepherd to bed for the winter. The Gardening Angels are looking for some
volunteers to help pull summer/fall annuals from container pots and in-ground
garden borders. There is a need to cut-back perennials such as Hostas, irises and
peonies. The dates for helping with the tasks are Friday, October 23 from
4:30-6:30 PM and Saturday, October 24 from 9 AM-noon. This is a great service project or small group activity. Please feel free to contact CeCe Smith at
952-334-8625 or cece@creativemusicstudios.studio if you are interested in helping with the gardens.
HOLY-ween Trunk-or-Treat Event
St. Hubert Catholic Community will be hosting a faith-themed HOLY-ween Trunk-or-Treat event in the parish parking lot on Thursday, October 29 from 5:00-7:30 PM.Volunteers are invited to decorate their trunk with a faith-related theme, and join us for the evening to have some fun with our families and youth. Treats to hand out will be provided by the parish for each trunk; volunteers just bring their creativity and fun!
Please contact Liz Pham at liz.pham@sthubert.org for more details and to sign up by October 15. Thank you for helping us create a fun, engaging event for families!
