We also realize that choosing where to serve can sometimes be an intimidating decision and some folks get frozen in the decision making process of what to try. We relieve you of that burden! Just try something. If it is not for you, you have the freedom to go try something else. No worries. We want you where God wants you and if that takes a few different things to figure it out...no problem!
...on SundayThese areas consist of things like teaching, greeting people at the doors, musical gifts in worship and working with different age groups. Through our Bodylife ministry, we work to help you discover the place where you "fit" into service. A list of weekly areas of service can be attained by calling the church offices or approaching one of our staff members for guidance. Each staff member can help you in finding a place of service that suits you.
...during the WeekThese areas consist of ministry both inside the body and outside. We have several ministries that need people at all times during the week, spanning many different age groups, talents and time schedules.
Short Term Ministry OpportunitiesFrom time to time, we will send a team to a foreign country to help believers reach out to the world they live in or we'll just get together on a Saturday to help out someone in our community who needs it. We might pitch in leading people to Christ on the city streets of Brazil or maybe just spread the love of Christ by serving sandwiches at a local soup kitchen...you just never know and these opportunities pop up monthly. Pay attention to the website (and the calendar), the worship folder and our eNews for more info on these short term opportunities.
Again, we encourage you to go through out Bodylife seminar to help you discover how you are made to serve and what really floats your boat There are people who are surprised all the time at where their strengths (and weaknesses) truly lie. Many times, serving in areas that we aren't gifted in drives us away from service in frustration. Bodylife really helps us alleviate that.
