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Worship Volunteer Opportunities
There are numerous opportunities to be involved in Berea's worship services; you can usually set your own schedule:
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Acolytes
Lead: Pastor
Christ is the light of the world! Help us remember that by lighting the candles for Sunday and special worship services. Confirmation students are expected to serve, but the role is open to anyone. Training is provided as necessary.
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Altar Guild
Lead: Alexis G.
Support the worship life of the church with the behind-the-scenes preparations for communion, changes of season, etc. - and learn some of our liturgical heritage while you're at it.
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Audio/Visual Team
Lead: Kevin Z.
Support our worship services and other gatherings with tasks such as projection, slide show creation, proof-reading, social media recording, and sound-system wizardry.
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Berea Extended Altar Ministry (BEAM) /
Friendly Visitors
Lead: Lynn S.
BEAM volunteers and Friendly Visitors assist the pastor in bringing personal contact from the congregation to our shut-in members - essentially doubling our visitation ministry. BEAM "extends" our communion services by bringing the consecrated elements from the altar, along with readings, prayer, and conversation, to shut-ins.
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Greeters
Lead: Diane O'D.
First impressions are very important. Help everyone who enters feel welcome and assist visitors with finding their way around and getting connected.
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Offering Counters
Lead: Paul H.
Record and deposit the receipts - no advanced math or accounting experience necessary, just attention to detail and confidentiality.
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Readers
Lead: Gayle H.
Share God's word with your fellow worshippers by reading the Bible lessons for the day.
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Ushers
Lead: Kevin O'D.
Distribute bulletins, control the lights, take the collection, direct traffic during communion, and otherwise enable worshippers to stay focused on the main thing.
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Worship Assistants
Lead: Pastor
Each worship service needs someone to be the Pastor's on-the-spot assistant. Meet with the pastor before the service, coordinate other volunteers, assist with communion, and tie up loose ends afterwards.
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