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Are you feeling called to serve in your community? Peace has many different opportunities to fulfill that calling. Below is a listing of opportunities to serve at Peace.
Not seeing an opportunity? Contact us through one of our forms to further inquire.
A communion assistant is responsible for serving communion bread, wine, or grape juice to the congregation. The job takes approximately 15 minutes during worship.
The scripture reader is responsible for reading liturgical texts to the congregation during the service. The specific reading(s) will be provided in advance.
A nursery room assistant must be available from 8:45a – 11:15a to assist in the care of children (suggested age 4 and under) during worship and education hour.
Offering hospitality after worship, hosting a place for people to connect is important! Volunteers can sign up to donate 3 dozen goodies, serve and/or clean up.
The dishwashers responsibility is to collect all morning coffee cups and run them through the dishwasher.
*Training is required*
When Quentin is not available, an adult is needed to help connect with & lead students in Grades 4 and up in a prepared devotion with games and/or activity. Quentin provides content.
This is a joint congregational wide food packing service project shared with our friends at Norway Lake Parish. Food for Kids is an international food relief program that provides nutritional meals to hungry children around the world, including here in Minnesota! Many volunteers are needed to make this a successful event! There are opportunities for those of all abilities to help!
Most shifts are either 4 – 5:30p or 5:30 – 7p, but shifts helping set up and clean-up are also needed as well as donations of homemade bars to be dropped off at Peace before noon on Wednesday!
During the season of Advent, beginning December 4th, we will be hosting a Hotdish Supper before each Wednesday Night Advent Service! Please consider signing up to donate a few pans of hotdish (to serve approximately 20), bread/rolls, or volunteering to serve and/or clean up following.
During the season of Lent, we will be hosting a Soup Supper before each Wednesday Night Vespers Service. Please consider signing up to bring a large batch of soup (to serve approximately 15 – 20), bread/rolls, or volunteer to serve and/or clean up following.
Maybe committing to a regular role for our Wednesday night programming wasn’t a good fit, but there are still plenty of ways you can support our Wednesday youth programs on a week-by-week basis:
Older students needing a space until their evening activities begin are welcome to be in our Youth Room. Ages typically range from Grades 4 – 9. Most youth simply complete homework, play games, and/or visit. No programming or leading is involved. We simply need an adult to be present and have students sign-in.
This volunteer simply picks-up pre-ordered, pre-paid pizza from Dominos in Willmar at 5pm, delivering directly to Peace. (Additional sign-ups for 1st of the month homemade meals are available by calling the office.)
Volunteers clean-up in the Fellowship Hall and Kitchen following our meal time. Tasks include: washing tables & some chairs, breaking down pizza boxes and bring them to the out-door dumpster, tidying kitchen, cleaning out lemonade cooler, washing kitchen counters.
Youth Group nights & Service nights are typically done in a larger group setting of Grades 4-6 or Grades 7-8. Volunteers support staff in games and service tasks.
Tuesday’s Table is a weekly community meal shared by our local churches. This is open to all – those looking for fellowship, those looking for a break from meal planning, ect. Peace hosts and serves this meal monthly, always the 4th Tuesday of the month. The meal is served a 6:00pm. Volunteer roles vary, and often include an option (like dropping off bars) for those who are not available during the meal itself. Sign-ups can be done month to month, OR sign up for the year!
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