SAINT MARGUERITE'S CHURCH

Saint Marguerite’s Church provides religious and spiritual support services to military personnel and Department of Defense personnel stationed at base facilities, specifically delivering Catholic worship services in garrison environments. Their core capability centers on the organized delivery of liturgical rites, sacramental ministry, and faith-based counseling tailored to the unique needs of service members and their families under military operational constraints. The organization specializes in maintaining religious freedom compliance, coordinating with chaplaincy teams, and ensuring adherence to DoD directives on religious accommodation within institutional settings. Their technical expertise includes event logistics for worship in austere or transient locations, interfaith coordination protocols, and the deployment of spiritual care resources in alignment with military chain-of-command structures. A key differentiator is their ability to sustain continuous religious programming in support of morale, welfare, and readiness objectives without reliance on commercial infrastructure. The contractor’s primary agency relationship is with the Department of Defense, where they deliver faith-based services under the broader chaplaincy support framework. Their work is integrated into installation-level morale, spiritual readiness, and force resilience initiatives, typically in coordination with military chaplains and command chaplaincy offices. Their primary NAICS classification, 813110, reflects their status as a religious organization providing institutional worship services, distinguishing them from secular service providers. They operate within the niche of faith-based support in federal institutional settings, particularly military installations. Saint Marguerite’s Church is structured as an 8H entity, indicating a religious nonprofit, and is headquartered in Tooele, Utah. The organization holds no federal certifications beyond its status as a recognized religious entity under IRS 501(c)(3). Their geographic presence is localized but mission-focused, serving DoD installations through contracted spiritual care delivery rather than broad-scale federal contracting.