Provide a warm welcome for visitors and members alike. Be available to answer questions. Direct and instruct visitors.

Provide warm beverages to our Sunday attendees and help with other special events.

Worship is a time when we join together as one body and one voice to worship God.  Our worship arts team helps coordinate all audio, technical, and visual aspects of the worship service.

Worship Team: Are you a singer? Play an instrument? Let us know! We love to incorporate all types of musicians in our worship band. Contact: Kyle Miller

Audio/Visual Team: Run audio or slides during Sunday services. We’ll train you! Contact: Berry Credle

Readers:  Read the Scripture on Sunday mornings. Contact: Amanda Rigby

Communion Servers: Communion Servers present the bread and cup to the congregation to celebrate this holy sacrament. Contact: Mari-Jane Shaffer

Join our teams in the vitally important work of raising up disciples of Jesus in the next generation.

Children’s Check-In: This volunteer facilitates the check-in process, but also offers a warm welcome to any new families who are visiting The Peak for the first time.

Children’s Ministry: Serve in one of our classrooms, at one service, once a month. We have opportunities to serve with all age groups: babies, toddlers, and Kindergartners through 5th graders. We offer pre-prepared curriculum, so all you have to do is show up and hang out with our incredible kids!

Youth Group: Help our youth community on Sunday nights from 6:30-8 pm. We engage in games, snacks, teaching time, and small group conversations. This is also a show-up-and-hang-out opportunity!

House Parties: Offer your home for a youth House Party. Host our youth, offer them food, and learn more about them! House Parties are hosted during the summertime.

All Christians are called to care for each other. Our Congregation Care ministries focus on healing and strengthening our relationships with God and our relationships with others.

Prayer: Pray for our members’ prayer requests.

Card Ministry: Meet once a month to create cards for members to send to people on the Congregational Care list and for your own family, friends or neighbors.

Meals: Prepare a meal for someone in our church.

Stephen Ministry: Speak with a member of our church who has been trained to help people emotionally and spiritually.