Serving Opportunities
Serving allows us to live out our faith by loving our neighbors and using our unique gifts to build up the body of Christ. It is a joyful invitation for every one, regardless of age or background, to participate in God's ongoing work.
Below is just a sampling of opportunities where you could use your talents and spiritual gifts to enhance the mission of Stonecreek.
Greeting Members and Guests
Greeting each other on Sundays is a privilege for everyone who attends services at Stonecreek. But, just to be sure no one is left out, we have a greeter or two available in the entryway. If you would like to take your turn as a greeter, please email Pastor Chris.

Supervising in Children's Church

Our Children's Church program is described here on our website. If you enjoy being with children and helping them learn about Jesus, we invite you to join us.
Email Elaine Sandberg for more information.
Assisting with Production Tech.



Do you have experience or would like to be trained to operate the audio and video equipment that enables our worship environment and live stream? We would love to introduce you to our team and get you involved. Email Pastor John for more information.
Leading Worship through Music

Our Worship leaders are always looking for talented singers and musicians to join our worship team. If you have a heart for worship and a desire to use your gifts in service, we would love to connect with you. Please send us an email to start the conversation and learn more about the commitment, our rehearsal schedule, and what it looks like to be part of the team. We look forward to talking with you!
Hospitality

Everyone loves to fellowship around food, especially the people of Stonecreek. Volunteers are always welcome as we enjoy snacks after Sunday services, a monthly fellowship meal, and monthly dinner and game night.
Email Elaine to get involved.

Each of you should use whatever gift you have received to serve others,
as faithful stewards of God’s grace in its various forms.
1 Peter 4:10
For even the Son of Man did not come to be served, but to serve,
and to give his life as a ransom for many.
Mark 10:45
