College Heights Ministry Catalog Fall 2013

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COLLEGE HEIGHTS CHRISTIAN CHURCH

QUARTERLY MINISTRY CATALOG AUTUMN 2013


I want to speak to those of you who may be new to College Heights. We hope that your life in this church family leads to a wonderful encounter with the living God. Whether you are new to seeing the face of God in your life, or someone who has known him for years, either way, we are convinced that God is active and will meet you in the people, the prayers, the ministries, the studying, and the life of this body of believers. God is still advancing his Kingdom in our lives and this community. If we can help you get connected we want to do so. You are welcome to call any minister or ministry leader as your beginning place; our website, chcchurch.org, would get you started. Or, on any Sunday morning there is a room called The Connecting Place, just off the main Atrium of our Worship Center, where people are prepared to sit and visit with you; they would love to help get you started. May God meet you today and may He be gracious to you in all that you do today. Randy Gariss Preaching Minister

OUR STAFF

Rick Bushnell

Randy Gariss

Roger Lieb

Titus Neuenschwander

Senior Adults Minister x190

Education Minister x320

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Preaching Minister x300

Middle School Minister x150

www.chcchurch.org

Phone: 417.621.6915

Bryce Hansen

Josh Huckabay

Wade Landers

Josh Quade

Brian Sitton

Jay St. Clair

High School Minister x160

College Age & Young Adult Minister x170

Worship Minister x310

Children’s Minister x140

Global Outreach Minister x370

Community Outreach Minister x360

Jeff White

Small Groups & Men’s Ministry Minister x340


SUNDAY MORNING

SPANISH TRANSLATION Spanish translation devices are available at the Information Center and translation of the message is offered during the Sunday, 11:00 AM service.

INTERPRETACIÓN EN ESPAÑOL

En el Centro de Información hay disponibles audífonos para escuchar en Español, el mensaje que se predica los domingos durante el servicio de las 11:00 AM.

HEARING IMPAIRED AND DEAF ASSISTANCE

WORSHIP

Join us Sunday mornings at 9:15 & 11:00 AM in the Worship Center for contemporary music and biblical teaching. There is parking for visitors on the south side of the Worship Center on Newman Road.

BIBLE SCHOOL

We offer a variety of Bible School classes for all ages on Sunday morning at 8:00 AM, 9:15 AM, and 11:00 AM. Visit our website for more details or stop by the Information Center in the Atrium.

Hearing devices for the hearing impaired are available at the Information Center in the Atrium. We also provide the services of deaf interpreters at the 11:00 AM service.

SERMON DOWNLOADS

MP3s and videos of the weekly sermon can be listened to and downloaded from our website or from iTunes.

YOUR NEXT STEP

If you would like to become involved at College Heights, you can stop in the Connecting Place in the northwest corner of the Atrium near the Worship Center. Volunteers will be glad to answer your questions and help you take your next step.

DISCOVER COLLEGE HEIGHTS

Discover College Heights is an introduction to College Heights and serves to acquaint you with our beliefs, purpose, and personality. This special event happens on the first Sunday of the month in room W106 (on the north side of the Worship Center).

FAMILIES WITH CHILDREN

We want this to be the best hour of your child’s week and the most helpful hour of yours. To minimize distractions for adults and to maximize your child’s experience, we encourage children (birth – 4th grade) to participate in their age-appropriate classes.

CRY ROOM

We love babies at College Heights and realize sometimes babies need to be with their parents. We provide a Cry Room at the back of the Worship Center behind the sound booth with rocking chairs and a live feed of the worship service.

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BUILDING & CAMPUS MAP


BIBLE SCHOOL We have classes for all ages each Sunday morning. Some are as small as 10 while others are over 100. Bible School looks at the whole chapter we are studying while the sermon focuses more on a single application to our lives. Why not take in both each week?

8:00 AM

Peacemakers Empty Nesters/Senior Adults Keith Stammer

K126

Truthseekers Senior Adults Rick Bushnell

A104

Servants (Group A) Mixture of 30-70 year olds Dana Calef, Jim McClarnon

K120

Victory Empty Nesters/Senior Adults Dale Peterson

A101

Servants (Group B) Mixture of 25-65 year olds Pechawer, Snell, Thompson, Wicklund, Wilkins

K120

Spanish All adult ages Casey, Fish, Munoz

A104

9:15 AM

BCNU Mixture of 30-70 year olds DeWelt, Conover, Jordan

L106

College Age Seth Hart

East Campus

Crusaders Empty Nesters/Senior Adults Dick Weber & Jay Cruse

K126

Great Adventure Parents of School Age Youth Pat Otero & Lance Schaubert

A103

Life Bridge Young Adults Todd Johnson & Dave Miller

K125

Life with Kids Parents of School Age Children Geiser, Miranda, Schafer

A106

11:00 AM

Encouragers Empty Nesters/Senior Adults Bud Clapp

K126

Fellowship Empty Nesters/Senior Adults Dave Wood

K123

Journey Young Married Couples Brian Mehrens & Justin Gill

K124

Thru the Roof TTR House All ages ministry for people with special needs Heather Wimsett Baby City (Infants-1’s)

Hallway E

Toddler Town (2’s & 3’s)

Hallway D

Kids’ Country (Pre-K & K)

Hallway H

LaunchPad (1st-4th Grades)

Chapel

5th Grade 6th Grade Junior High

K121 K123 K124

Senior High

Gym

Baby City (Infants-1’s)

Hallway E

Toddler Town (2’s & 3’s)

Hallway D

Kids’ Country (Pre-K & K)

Hallway H

LaunchPad (1st-4th Grades)

Chapel

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CHILDREN Baby City (0-1 Year Old)

We strive to provide safe, quality care in a faithnurturing environment. We realize it’s a great privilege and responsibility to take care of your children.

Toddler Town (2-3 Years Old)

In Toddler Town, your child will learn biblical virtues through the lessons in the Bible and how those virtues apply to their life. Each virtue is reinforced many times during the morning through lessons and play.

Kids’ Country (Pre-K and K)

Your child will enjoy singing, lessons from God’s Word, hands-on activities, crafts, snacks, and the fenced-in playground. Bible School classes are at 9:15 AM and beginner worship at 11:00 AM.

LaunchPad (Grades 1-4) SUNDAYS

In LaunchPad 1st - 4th graders develop a solid Christian foundation. Our tagline—play hard. sing loud. love God.—describes what we do every week. We play thrilling games, worship with an amazing band, and learn about our AWESOME God by studying the Bible in large and small group settings. • • • •

We want kids to love coming to church. We want kids to connect with friends and small group leaders. We want kids to see God’s big story, and how they fit into it. We want kids to walk away with practical ways to live out what they have studied

On Sundays at 9:15 AM LaunchPad meets in the Chapel for big group fun before heading to Bible School classes. At 11:00 AM we stay in the Chapel for games, more songs, engaging lessons, and small group times. Every week our MISSION helps us remember the key concept from the lesson.

WEDNESDAYS

On Wednesdays at 7:00 PM, LaunchPad LABS takes a hands-on approach to reinforcing the lessons we studied on Sunday. Through games, demonstration, and science experiments kids see tangible examples of biblical principles.

Thursday, October 31 6:30 – 7:45 PM Atrium and Gym Family Fest is a safe alternative to Halloween trickor-treating. Kids wear costumes, play carnival games (4 years old - 6th grade) and get lots of candy! Families enjoy serving and mingling at this annual event.

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FAMILY SUNDAY

On the fourth Sunday of every month we have Family Sunday. During the 9:15 AM service, children in 1st - 4th grades attend LaunchPad as usual. After the service, parents pick up their children in 1st - 4th grades to be together at 11:00 AM in the Worship Center.

COMING EVENTS JUNIOR HIGH FALL RETREAT November 1-2 Maranatha Bible Camp HIGH SCHOOL FALL RETREAT November 8-10 Maranatha Bible Camp KIDS CHOIR PERFORMANCE December 8, 6:00 PM


STUDENTS Our student ministry purpose at College Heights is simple: we want each student to be able to answer three questions regarding their identity and purpose: • Who am I? Finding truth in confusing times. • Where do I belong? We were designed for a relationship with God and with each other. • What am I supposed to do? I live to bring God joy and to serve as his heart, hands, and feet.

SUNDAYS

Dive deeper into the Bible! Our classes generally follow the Sunday morning teaching schedule. Our students have great interaction with teachers and a safe place to ask questions. Time: 9:30 – 10:30 AM Room K121 – 5th Grade Students Room K123 – 6th Grade Students Room K124 – 7th-8th Grade Students Gym – High School Students

WEDNESDAYS ENERGY is our preteen program

and it definitely lives up to its name. The gym allows students to play, laugh, and have a great time. While the energy meter may be high, our real focus is the lessons, small group time, and transforming our 4th, 5th, and 6th graders into followers of Jesus. We believe pre-teens who love God and love others will do really big things! Location: Gym Time: 7:00 – 8:15 PM

COLLIDE

is specifically designed for Jr. High students. It is high action and highly relational. The atmosphere is designed for students to build friendships with each other and trained leaders. Fun is planned for and encouraged, but Collide is also deep in worship, biblical teaching, and creative learning. The small group element is essential to explore Scripture, talk real life, and be a compass during the confusing times of adolescence. Location: Atrium (The large area at the Worship Center entrance.) Time: 7:00 – 8:15 PM

QUAKE is a fun environment

where high school students love to hang out with each other and spend time playing, worshiping, and listening to a message of truth from God’s Word. Not every week looks exactly the same, but will almost always be full of energy, music, fun, laughter, inspirational challenges, and people who genuinely care about you and want to get to know you. At QUAKE, students are challenged to make a difference in the world around them and use God’s Word as a springboard to empower them to do just that. QUAKE. “Make a Difference. Create Change.” Location: Chapel (Old sanctuary) Time: 6:30 – 8:30 PM

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COLLEGE AGE The College Age Ministry exists to help college age individuals prepare for what’s next: families, careers, and ministry involvement.

SUNDAYS

9:15 AM Bible Study @ East Campus (811 Sycamore) 11:00 AM Worship in the Worship Center 6:42 PM Upper Room in the Atrium For more information, contact Josh Quade, College Age and Young Adult Minister, at 624.6915 x170, or Shaylea Brown, Administrative Assistant, at 624.6915 x171.

FAMILIES The image of ‘family’ is a major theme in the Bible of how our Heavenly Father has chosen to illustrate His heart for humanity. The healthiness of each household and of our church will affect our ability to help others grow spiritually. If you need encouragement or counsel or mentoring to have a healthier marriage, or if you want to help other couples seeking growth in their marriage, call the church office at 624.6915 and someone will help you.

SENIOR ADULTS PRIMEtimers

What a great group of senior adults! PRIMEtimers meets the second Monday each month at SMB Community Center, 7th and Duquesne, from 11:00 AM - 1:00 PM for an entertaining and informative program and a catered lunch for $5.00 per person.

COMING EVENTS PRIMETIMERS October 14 November 11 December 9

Cheerleaders

Through the “Cheerleaders,” we visit people in homes, hospitals, and health care centers who are restricted in their activities due to health or other problems. If you know of anyone who could benefit from this ministry, please contact us.

Meals On Wheels

Just to see the smile on peoples’ faces when they hear that friendly knock on the door and see our volunteers with a hot and nutritious lunch, is worth it all. For more information, contact Rick Bushnell, Senior Adults Minister, at 624.6915 x190; Vicky Stuck, Administrative Assistant, 624.6915 x121.

PEOPLE WITH DISABILITES SUNDAYS

Our ministry for people with disabilites, Thru The Roof, has three Bible School classes meeting at 9:15 AM for young children, elementary age children, highschool/young adults with disabilities.

WEDNESDAYS

On Wednesday evenings, Thru The Roof incorporates prayer and activities, such as sports, art, and cooking.

PARENTS’ NIGHT OUT

COMING EVENTS MARRIAGE RETREATS

Plan now to attend one of our Marriage Retreats at Maranatha Bible Camp Retreat Center on February 14-16 or March 7-9, 2014.

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For more information about the retreats, contact Dalenna at 417.624.6915 x341.

About every two months, we plan a special evening. The children have a fun-filled evening and parents have a few hours to themselves. For more information about the Thru The Roof ministry, call the church office at 624.6915.


MEN

WOMEN

In the Men’s Ministry, we want to help you build relationships, invest in your family, develop as a leader, and become the man God made you to be. We have a men’s group that meets on Wednesday nights and offer special events throughout the year.

The Women in Ministry (which is for all women) encourage one another, study the Bible together, pray for one another, laugh together, and serve the community together. We would love for you to join us!

COMING EVENTS

COMING EVENTS

WILD GAME FEED January 24 Mark your calendars now!

For more information about other events and groups for men, contact Jeff White, Men’s Ministry Minister, at 624.6915 x340.

Ladies, We Need Each Other The time has come, and I am finally a woman. When exactly did that happen? Was it when I got married, or when my mom and I had “the talk”? What was the defining moment when I went from considering myself a girl to a lady? I can pinpoint this “womanhood” moment when I waved my family away after they dropped me off at college. No longer would my mom cook for me or be there to watch our weekly TV shows. I was a woman, time to find a job and make my way in the world. Fast forward to the present: I am a young wife still in school, happy, and in love. So much ahead of me and so much to learn. Up to this point my mom has been the one to guide me in the ways of being a godly woman. After the Women’s Salad Supper, my heart began to fill that empty “mom-

LET’S DO LUNCH

Ladies meet at different restaurants on the third Thursday of every month to meet new friends and make new ones. For more information about these events, contact Carol Bowland at 417.624.6915 x301.

shaped void,” the one that had been in my heart since I was dropped off at college. The Annual Fall Kickoff was the cement that sealed the deal for me. Women need other women. I need other women; my husband can’t teach me how to be a better wife, mother, and woman of God. Not the way an experienced woman could. There are many women at this church that can have a huge impact on young women like me, and likewise lots of young women who need that impact. Ladies, we need each other. We need a shoulder to cry on, someone who has been there to listen, and wise counsel when required. For now thanks for the impact you have had on me already, whether you know you did or not. God has brought my husband Joseph and me to College Heights for a reason, and I believe meeting and learning from you awesome ladies is one of those reasons. Keep teaching, I’ll keep learning. ~ Jessica Lang

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SMALL GROUPS

NEED HELP?

Seldom in Scripture do we find disciples going it alone. We encourage everyone to find other believers and live life together. Groups that might interest you as you make College Heights your family:

CELEBRATE RECOVERY

SMALL GROUPS

There’s nothing like getting together with a group of friends on a regular basis to talk, play games, snack, study the Word, pray, and live life together.

HYBRID GROUPS

New groups are forming that combine the chapter-bychapter study format of the Bible School class with the weekday evening social time of the Small Group.

INTRO GROUPS

Interested in Small Groups or even the Hybrids but not sure? Why not try an 8-week Intro Group!

WEDNESDAY GROUPS

“I can’t spare another evening during the week.” “I don’t know what to do with my kids during group.” If this is you, try our Wednesday Night Small Groups while your kids enjoy top-notch programming! For more information about getting involved in a small group, contact Jeff White, Small Groups Minister, at 624.6915 x340.

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This Christ-centered program helps us overcome issues of anger, grief, alcoholism, guilt, shame, financial loss, divorce, dysfunctional families, sexual abuse, drug abuse, eating disorders, depression.... We share experiences, strengths, hopes, and accept God’s grace. Each Thursday at 6:00 PM in the Fellowship Hall we eat together and at 7:00 PM in the Chapel we have worship, teaching, and small groups. For more info about Celebrate Recovery, contact Greg Morrell at gmorrell@chcchurch.org or call 417.624.6915 x347.

SINGLE MOMS We offer a support group called Together We Stand for single moms so they don’t have to go it alone.

For more info, contact Angela Grantham at 417.439.6836.

DIVORCE CARE DivorceCare is a caring group of people who will walk alongside you through one of life’s most difficult experiences. Don’t go through separation or divorce alone. DC4K – DivorceCare for Kids DC4K provides a safe, fun place where your children will learn to understand feelings, express them appropriately, and develop good coping skills. These groups meet on Wednesday night at the church.


WEDNESDAY NIGHTS @ COLLEGE HEIGHTS

FALL SEMESTER 2013

If you ever need a boost of energy, just walk through our church halls on a Wednesday night. We have something spectacular for all of our children and youth, as well as a large variety of electives for our adults such as Bible studies, prayer groups, financial classes, support groups, music classes, and even Zumba. A Study in Genesis Travel through the book of Genesis with a video series by Bob Russell. Gary Reed Room: A101

alongside you in your journey. Experience a community where you can receive the encouragement you need. Angela Grantham Room: G104

Creation / Evolution A DVD series and group discussion featuring Ken Hamm of Answers in Genesis. Be equipped to defend your faith with confidence and boldness. Dale & Dr. Peg Janssen Room: B104

Zumba Zumba is a way to take care of your physical body in a very upbeat way. Come, dance, sweat! Dave Miller Room: Worship Center

DivorceCare DivorceCare is a friendly, caring group of people who will walk alongside you through one of life’s most difficult experiences. Don’t go through separation or divorce alone. Dervin & Sharon Roth Room: A108 DC4K – DivorceCare for Kids Are your children angry, hurt and confused about your divorce? DivorceCare for Kids, DC4K, provides a safe, fun place where your children will learn to understand feelings, express them appropriately, and develop good coping skills. Room: K115 Spanish Prayer Meeting If your natural language is Spanish and you want to spend time with others in prayer and praise to God, please join us each week. Luis Rodolfo Munoz Room: A104 Reunión de Oración en Español Si su idioma original es el Español, y desea compartir de su tiempo en oración y alabanza a Dios. Por favor únasenos cada semana, el día miercoles a las 7:00 PM. Luis Rodolfo Munoz Salón A104 Single Moms­—Together We Stand You are not alone. There are many ladies who care about you and would like to walk

series by John Ortberg, “Get Out of the Boat.” Jeff Phillips Room: K119 Foster Support Group Foster, foster-adopt parents, and those interested in learning can share with others the same struggles, joys, and experiences. Jared & Lettie Kendall Room: A106

Beginning Worship Guitar If you have ever taken part in worship and had your heart cry out to join those playing the music, this class provides the perfect place to start. Contact Shane for more info at 417.437.7515. Shane Hazelwood Room: K123

Adult Choir & Orchestra Tammy Nelson & Todd Johnson K124 & K126

FPU – Financial Peace University Do you want to take control of your finances and need help? FPU has helped many families at College Heights. There is a resource packet fee, so contact Michael at 417.499.4896. Michael Hicks Room: A105

Quake - High School Bryce Hansen & Justin Weece Chapel

Does God Exist? This class will build the scientific case for God’s existence. Dave DeSonier Room: A103 Ladies Bible Study We will examine “The Power of a Woman’s Words.” Kris Johnson Room: L110 Ladies Prayer Group It is time to fight on your knees. Join us as we focus on “The Power of a Praying Woman.” Joanie Evans & Corky Nelson Room: L106 Men’s Group This semester we will start with the DVD

Thru the Roof Heather Wimsett TTR House (Sycamore Road, East of the Worship Center)

Energy - Jr. High Titus Neuenschwander Atrium Collide - 4th, 5th, & 6th Jeff Wright Gym LaunchPad Labs -1st - 4th Brian Sitton & Ann Wolfe K120 Kids’ Choir - 1st - 6th Richard & Kathy Wright Fellowship Hall Kids’ Country - Pre-K - K Sara Wood H Hallway Toddler Town - 2’s & 3’s Michelle West D Hallway Baby City - 0’s & 1’s E Hallway

For more information about Wednesday Nights @ College Heights, contact Roger Lieb, Education Minister, at 624.6915 x320.

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INTERNATIONAL STUDENT MINISTRY Interested in sharing a meal once a semester with one of 100 international students in the Joplin area? Sign up in the Atrium today and enjoy a cross-cultural experience right in your own home!

FRIENDSHIP FAMILIES Families are invited to become actively involved with international students through the simple Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner? program. Friendship Families agree to have a student over for a meal once a month. We try to keep it simple, so families feel comfortable knowing they can do this. It’s not a weekly or time-consuming commitment. Families and students are matched by similar interests, and many continue meeting with their student past the semester or year they signed up for, but it’s not required. Empty nesters, Jim and Heather, host 10-15 international students in their home on Sunday nights. “The first time you’re a guest, after that, you’re family,” is their motto and familiar to over 50 students that see them as their American “Mom and Dad.” Students share food, joys, holidays, struggles, cultural events, university accomplishments, camping with Jim and Heather. Many also help with the church’s annual Great Day of Service working in the community each fall doing yard work and projects. Around 25 students join them to rake, mow,

ANNUAL EVENTS

We host several events each year to bring together international students, Friendship Families, local resident internationals, and language partners. A Goat Roast is held in the fall and pleases many international students in ways Americans can’t imagine (stuffed goat intestines with sausage are not my thing, but they love it…). Comments like, “This reminds me of home,” are heard as goat

sweep and enjoy a picnic together after working at a local park with over hundreds of others that participate from the community. Friendship Families and college age students are great at inviting internationals to join them on a variety of activities like camping, picnics, canoeing, state parks, theme parks, weddings, funerals, graduations, birthdays, day trips, garage sales, holidays… the list goes on and gets longer every year. This is not hard to do! These international students may be like Megumi, and have never met a Christian, or like Francis, and be drawn to the “everyday kind of quietly epic life” that Jesus followers are living out. Jesus himself challenges us to reach out to the stranger, open our doors, set another place at the table, buy a goat, roast a chicken, purchase an extra gift or ticket, and begin sharing life with the international guests that are waiting for an invitation. What are you waiting for? He was a stranger. Have you had Him in?

and sheep, chicken, rice, and ugali are eaten in a field where hundreds of guests sit around a bonfire. Chinese New Year brings together international students, Friendship Families, and the area Chinese community with authentic Chinese food, chopstick-peanut eating contest, dried-seaweedeating contest, and a photo booth where attendees can dress up Asian with their friends. A Middle East Feast and Easter Lunch are additional events hosted for internationals.

For more information, contact Trish Udell, Internationals Associate, at 624.6915 x375 or email tudell@chcchurch.org.

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SERVE THE COMMUNITY “Restoring a relevant church in the Joplin area, by loving our neighbors as we love ourselves.” Bright Futures­ By working with the school systems we help strengthen children and families by being breakfast or lunch pals with a child, reading with them, tutoring them, and praying for them. We partner with North Middle School and Columbia Elementary. Circles This community-wide effort that helps people escape poverty needs volunteers to greet, provide childcare during meetings, cook and serve meals, and be a part of a circle of people who will surround people in need. God’s Resort People need help to escape fear, hurts, and addictions to become one who walks with God and makes wise choices. You can help by providing meals, maintenance, landscaping, encouraging cards, personal calls, visits, and transportation. You can also be a part of their Bible studies.

Great Day of Service This once-a-year service extravaganza happens every September. We need people to be a part of teams sent into the city to work on people’s homes and yards as well as ministries and relief organizations. LifeChoices This ministry to people struggling to make right choices concerning sex, disease, and pregnancy needs volunteers to answer phones, counsel, and help in practical ways. Life House This outreach ministry to a struggling community could use help loving children by playing with neighborhood kids, taking photos and videos, leading in craft and worship time, cleaning, and general maintenance work such as plumbing and electrical projects. Watered Gardens This ministry to the poor of Joplin needs help in office and computer work, sorting donations, preparing food, home repair, construction, cleaning, lawn care, tutoring, and more. (SEE MORE OPPORTUNITIES ON THE NEXT PAGE)

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SERVE THE CHURCH Worship Service Volunteer in various areas in the Worship Center on Sunday mornings such as greeters, servers, and ushers. Tech Crew & Creative Arts Help in areas of graphic design, camera operation, lighting, stage design, photography, and podcast uploading. Babies & Toddlers Caregivers are needed on Sundays and Wednesdays, as well as help with crafts and worship. We also need volunteers who can help with last minute roles and special events. Children’s Department Work with our children’s programming on Sundays and Wednesdays as check-in workers, substitute teachers, helpers, and discussion leaders. Youth Department We need sponsors to lead group discussions on Sundays and Wednesdays, build relationships with kids, and lead Discipleship Groups during the week. College Age We could use people to just attend our events and be a part of the lives of these young adults. Mothers of Preschoolers (MOPS) MOPS needs people to organize breakfast and take care of children every other Wednesday morning. CR Kids Celebrate Recovery needs childcare during their worship and meetings on Thursday evenings. Thru the Roof We need volunteers in the areas of sports, cooking, art, worship, construction, publicity, and driving for our ministry for those with special needs. Parking & Safety Help is needed in our parking areas as we take care of the traffic of over 2,000 people. Worship Center Cleaning Team Join the once-a-month rotation of the Worship Center cleaning crew right after Sunday services. Bookstore Volunteer to take a shift on Sunday mornings in our church bookstore, “The Source.”

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As you think ahead to the Christmas season, make plans to make it meaningful. “One Less Gift” can be a part of that. It is a simple decision: to spend less on ourselves so that we can give to those with the greatest need. A special offering will be collected between Thanksgiving and Christmas for those most in need - both locally and internationally.

Senior Adults Help with Meals on Wheels, Cheerleaders, and Crosslines. Lawn Care Volunteer to ride lawn tractors, string trimmers, push

SERVE THE WORLD Impact Teams Our Global Outreach Team needs volunteers who want to know about the work our Global Partners are doing, want to encourage and support them, and educate others in the church. Join us the second Monday evening every month. Global Outreach Kids Team Each month at our Global Outreach Team meeting we have a special time for the kids. Volunteers are needed to help teach our children about what God is doing around the world. Global Outreach Trips Each year we take ministry trips overseas for prayer, encouragement, ministry opportunities, and work. Perspectives Course You can serve the world better by becoming more informed. This 15-week course is an in-depth look at how the Scriptures describe our purpose, especially as it relates to Global Outreach. Prayer Events Always be looking for special opportunities to pray, especially at our prayer events throughout the year when we pray for a specific people group, Global Outreach team, or significant event. For more information about global outreach, contact Wade Landers, Global Outreach Minister, at 624.6915 x370.


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