TEEN CHOIR
EXPLANATION OF NEEDS:
- Teenagers willing to use their voices for the Lord and develop musical talent at the same time. Practice will be held on Sundays at 5 PM to help prepare for periodic performances
KIDZ TREK
EXPLANATION OF NEEDS:
- Runners – people to assist during the worship hour
- Helpers – people in place to sit with children and assist
KIDS & JUNIOR CHOIR
EXPLANATION OF NEEDS:
- Helpers – teens or adults able to attend kids or junior choir on Sunday nights during the service to help ensure good behavior, participation, and attention
- Accompanists – anyone with moderate piano experience interested in accompanying the choirs for practices and potentially performances
UNITE
EXPLANATION OF NEEDS:
- Teens, young men and women, or families willing to “adopt” an older person they can periodically reach out to and encourage
ORCHESTRA
EXPLANATION OF NEEDS:
- Men, women, and teens willing to use their musical ability for the Lord. Must have at least one year of proficiency on their instrument, be able to attend all Wednesday PM practices, and be committed to playing each time the orchestra is part of the service
- Instrumental Soloists & Ensemble Participants – men or women willing to take an additional step in using their voices for worship. Must be choir members with competent vocal experience
SOUND BOOTH
EXPLANATION OF NEEDS:
- Sound Operators – men willing to be on a rotation to operate the sound board during services Training will be provided, but must be faithful to attend services and pay attention to details
- Media Shout Operators – men willing to control the Media Shout service presentation during services Training will be provided, but must be faithful to attend services and pay attention to details
LIVESTREAM
EXPLANATION OF NEEDS:
- Camera Operator – men or women willing to sit behind an auditorium camera during Sunday AM services to capture livestream footage
- Computer Operator – men or women willing to monitor the livestream footage from the computer perspective during the Sunday AM service