Serving Opportunities

As part of the Parking Team, you will be the first face that incoming attendees will see! So not only do you need to smile and wave, but you’re in charge of making sure the people park legally, pedestrians get in the building safely, and that people don’t crash into each other.

• Monitor and direct traffic to ensure cars get from the busy streets to the parking lot.

• Manage areas of the parking lot so that all parking spots are full and parked legally.

• Coordinate walkways so that attendees can walk inside safely.

• Communicate with other parking team members to ensure that all spots are filled and that the humans are safe.

• Service (unselfish and practical)

• Evangelism (outgoing and well-spoken)

• Mercy (empathetic and caring)

• 16+ years old (or accompanied by an adult)

Everyone knows that first impressions are extremely important, and, as part of the Greeting Team, you’ll be leading the charge making sure everyone feels welcomed, loved, and excited for service!

• Greet guests with a high-five, handshake, fist bump, or whatever gesture fits your style!

• Help guide people to the front entrance and answer any initial questions they might have before entering the building. 

• Coordinate with the Parking Team to ensure that guests follow parking lot rules and regulations to safely enter the church building. 

• Dance well with signs, in costumes, or with the occasional cookie tray in hand.

• Encouragement (comforter and counselor)

• Evangelism (outgoing and well-spoken)

• Apostleship (well-spoken and worldly)

Our New Here? Start Here! Team uses the gift of administration to collect and maintain data to ensure information is secure, complete, and accurate so that everyone can take their next steps.

• Make sure to greet each guest. If you do not recognize a guest, be sure to ask, “How long have you been coming?”

• Ask first-time guests to fill out a connection card. Ensure they write their phone number and email address.

• Give first-time guests a gift bag.

• Engage in casual conversation (where are you from, how did you hear about us, etc.) to help them feel welcome.

• Invite guests to help themselves to coffee, water, etc.

• Direct them to Kids area if necessary and/or direct them to the gym entrance.

• Encouragement (comforter and counselor)

• Evangelism (outgoing and well-spoken)

• Apostleship (well-spoken and worldly)

The Usher Team is like the air traffic control center for the church; they know where everything is, they help people find a seat in service, and they make sure our auditorium operations run smoothly. If you’re ready to help direct the logistics of a service, this is the team for you!

• Manage auditorium flow before, after, and during service and ensure that guests quickly and efficiently find their seats.

• Count and track attendance for service (as well as salvation count when necessary)

• Coordinate with other Ushers to effectively and efficiently collect offering.

• Coordinate with the Logistics Team to maintain lobby cleanliness by taking out trash and helping clean major spills and messes. 

• Organize and clean up the auditorium after service to ensure it is ready for the next service.

• Administration (task-oriented and efficient)

• Shepherding (nurturing and caring)

• Hospitality (detail-oriented and welcoming)

As a member of the Cafe Team, you bring the energy, the sugar, and the Holy Spirit to service!

• Brew coffee and tea for service on a weekly basis using the materials and tools provided at the campus.

• Set up cafe stations and hand deliver the hot java/tea to the people in need.

• Monitor, clean, and refill coffee stations as needed before service starts. 

• Clean and dry all coffee tools and containers to ensure they are ready for the next service.

• Help set up and tear down any additional food or drinks for events, special services, etc.

• Hospitality (detail-oriented and welcoming)

• Mercy (empathetic and caring)

• Service (unselfish and practical)

If your favorite shows were Home Improvement, Bob the Builder, or anything on HGTV, then we’ve got a spot for you on the Facilities Team. Be hands-on and work behind the scenes, getting the building ready for service.

• Clean up and collect trash in the parking lots, entrances, bathrooms, and everywhere in between

• Work with the Usher Team to straighten chairs and ensure that the auditorium is ready for the next service.

• Work with the team to fix minor building issues and help with set up/teardown.

• Service (unselfish and practical)

• Administration (task-oriented and efficient)

• Hospitality (detail-oriented and welcoming)

If you binge-watch all the latest crime shows and can keep cool under pressure, then you’re a perfect (fingerprint) match for the Safety Team.

• Keep your head on a swivel and quickly determine the threat level for potential security issues. 

• Manage active threats by leaning on previous training and support from your other Safety Response Team members.

• Document safety incidents and provide reports to campus staff and other Safety Response Team leaders (who, what, when, where, and why of the situation.)

• Support and communicate with Medical Response Team during campus emergencies. 

• Lead and assist attendees in evacuation protocols when needed.

• Discernment (perceiver and emotionally intelligent)

• Prophecy (Holy Spirit-driven and wise)

• Knowledge (systematic and inquisitive)

• Additional training with campus Security Team Lead