Volunteer

"Worship One, Serve One" is all about being engaged in one service a weekend, and then serving in one ministry a week. That may mean worshipping at 9:30 on Sunday morning, and serving at 11:15. Or maybe you worship Saturday night, and serve Sunday at 9:30. It's really up to you.

Read about some of these opportunities...
 
Children (KidzWorld)
Are you up for the excitement - and the challenges - of helping children discover they matter to God? (Or maybe you're just a kid at heart - and you know you'll have fun in our amazing KidzWorld, too!)



Connection Groups
Are you ready to make some new connections? You can find friends and make a difference in a Connection Group.

 

Creative and Technical Arts
Do you have hidden -- or obvious -- talents in media production? Or a burning desire to help the church use the latest technology to reach the community? Whether your strengths and skills are technical or conceptual, there's a niche here.

 



First Impressions and Hospitality
Do you believe that first impressions can make a huge impact? That creating an accepting, inviting environment is a must? Great! So do we.

Put Your Name in the Hat


Security
Be a part of creating a safe environment for our weekend services. We provide security for KidzWorld and also for the campus at large.
Sign Up for Security


Worship Arts
Do you have a desire to lead others in worship? Our worship arts ministry has the place for you to use your talents in music, drama and visual arts to lead worship each weekend.
Get The Info on Worship Arts


Project 628 (Middle School)
Are you an adult who comprehends the pressures and challenges of young people today? Are you a student who wants to serve your peers? Want them to know how much they matter to God?
Get the Process Started


ClayHouse (High School)
Do you understand the unique challenges that high school students face today? Do you have a heart to see teens give their heart fully to God? ClayHouse is seeking people who will come along side students during this critical period of their life and see students become everything that God designed them to be.