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Serving Each Other, Serving Our Neighbors

The Holy Spirit works in every believer, and those gifts show up in more ways than we can count. We want to help you find where yours fit in the life of RMC, and put them to work.

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Ways to Serve at RMC

The opportunities below highlight some of the primary ways to serve at Red Mountain Church, but this list isn’t exhaustive. If you have a gift or passion that doesn’t fit neatly below, reach out. We want to hear from you.

Greeters / Communion Helpers (one position, two roles)
Our greeters provide a hospitable welcome to everyone that walks into our building for worship and hand out worship folders, answer questions, and people where to go. Our greeters also help serve communion bread during the service. Expect to serve once every 4-6 weeks.

Read Scripture
Our readers will read Scripture during the service from the podium up front. Preparation and coaching may be required for this role. Expect to serve once every 6 weeks. Our readers are also asked to participate in our special services such as Good Friday, Christmas Eve, Advent Hymn Sing.

Corporate prayer
Those who lead corporate prayer will pray during the service from the podium up front. Preparation and coaching may be required for this role. Expect to serve once every 6 weeks.

Audio & Video help for live streaming and recording
Help run sound and the livestream during the service. No prior knowledge is required, but technical aptitude is appreciated. Training is provided. Audio volunteers will need to come to the band rehearsal at 9am on Sundays. Expect to serve once every 4-6 weeks.

Musicians
All interested musicians, whether you play an instrument or sing, are encouraged to meet with Jeff about serving on Sunday mornings. Our musicians rehearse at 9am on Sundays. Virtuosity is not required, but preparation and flexibility are crucial. Expect to serve once or twice per month.

  • Volunteer in our Nursery rooms
  • Lead or assist with a “Godly Play” or “Club 45” class during Discipleship Hour (Sundays at 9 am)
  • Lead or assist with a “Teach Me To Worship” class during the worship service (Children’s Church, 10 am)
  • Organize & maintain Godly play sets
  • Organize children’s supply closets
  • Host and/or plan a party or special event
  • Volunteer for special events like Advent choir, Palm Sunday, Easter lunch, etc.

Discipleship Hour Teacher/Helper
Our discipleship hour teachers and helpers guide students through curriculum designed to explore the Bible, theology, and apologetics. We have three classes: 6th and 7th, 8th and 9th, and 10th through 12th. Each class has a rotating team of teachers and helpers to distribute the teaching load over the course of the semester.

Youth Gathering Volunteer
This is a great place to serve if you like a high energy, fun, and relational environment. Youth group leaders hang out with teenagers during afternoon youth group and assist with various needs throughout. You can assist with the middle school group, the high school group, or both!

Small Group Leader
Small group leaders meet with a group of teenagers every other week to facilitate discussion, prayer, and mutual encouragement. Group leaders coordinate with students and parents to find the best time/place to meet. This is a great way to build meaningful relationships with students.

Host a Group or Event
You can serve the youth by opening up your home, pool, or yard to host a small group every other week, or to hold a one-off youth event/activity.

Retreat Leader
Every year we have a weekend retreat in the fall and a weeklong retreat in the summer. These retreats require volunteer help in planning, coordinating, and chaperoning.

Teach a class during “Discipleship Hour” (Sundays at 9 am)

  • Serve as a leader or assistant Community Group leader
  • Host a Community Group
  • Serve on the women’s team
  • Help organize and plan the annual women’s retreat
  • Lead or host a Bible study
  • Plan or host special women’s events
  • Mentor another woman
  • Serve on the men’s ministry team
  • Help organize and plan the annual men’s retreat
  • Lead or host a Bible study
  • Plan or host a special event
  • Mentor another man
  • Serve on the committee
  • Host a missionary family
  • Care for a ministry partner
  • Help plan and volunteer for a missions conference
  • Volunteer with special missions projects
  • Plan, organize or go on a short-term missions trip
  • Mentor someone considering global missions
  • Join the RMC weekly prayer meeting on Wednesday mornings via zoom (7:00-7:45 am)
  • Commit to pray for urgent requests (via text)
  • Pray on Sundays at 9:00 am when scheduled
  • Serve on an RMC “care team” formed by the session or diaconate
  • Mentoring (all ages and phases of life needed)
  • Help with church-wide events (Easter, Pig Pickin’, etc.)
  • Organize meals for new parents, sick, or those in need
  • Sign up to take a meal
  • Host a meal for new RMC members or for people considering RMC
  • RMC building maintenance and courtyard upkeep
  • Use your unique skills (medical, legal, financial, home repair, cooking) to meet a specific need in the RMC community

Spiritual Gifts

Not sure where to start? Take our spiritual gifts assessment (about 15 minutes).

You’ll create an account on a third-party site and explore what gifts God may have given you. Then we can help connect those gifts to a specific area of service. Go to our Spiritual Gifts page to learn more.