H7 Story: Team Bash Celebration

On Sunday, Jun 3, around 230 volunteers gathered at Chuckey Doak High School for our annual Team Bash. This event is special, and volunteers aren’t allowed to lift a finger to help. This night is about celebrating the faithful service of all of our volunteers. Staff and Elders spend the afternoon preparing for the honored guests – FCC Volunteers.

Volunteers serve in so many different ways around our church. Some are seen, and some are unseen. You’ll see people on the Worship Team (7 per campus) and while you don’t see them, you know there is a Tech Team (5 per campus), making all things audio and visual happen. There is a Safety Response Team watching out for your safety during the service. Our Guest Team greets guests, serves communion, and handles set up and clean up for each service. (This includes 80-100 people spread throughout all three campuses! Wow!)

During the services, your kids will be in their individual class, not just being watched, but being poured into. (In fact: we actually need 55 people every Sunday across all three campuses to provide classes for our kids.) Each lesson has been carefully prepared with the Gospel as the central theme, and our volunteers are on mission to Help Kids Find and Follow Jesus.

On Monday, it’s time for re:gen (around 15 volunteers). There are also volunteers needed for re|engage (avg. 6) and Financial Peace University (2). On Tuesdays, our young adult volunteers (avg. 16) help make Pillar run. Wednesdays bring on the youth where both youth and adult volunteers (avg 33) help keep things moving smoothly.  

Life Groups are also meeting every day of the week. There are a total of 51 leaders throughout the three campuses each week.

Of course there are also outreach events occurring throughout the year which require volunteers as well. Click here to read the story we wrote on FCC’s outreach opportunities from a few weeks ago.

Throughout the week, behind-the-scenes volunteers are helping with administrative duties which keep processes flowing. They are writing stories (such as this one to remind us of the Kingdom work happening daily), prepping snacks for volunteers who begin serving at 6:30a on Sundays, roasting beans (so we all get our morning wake-up juice 50202045736202020allCategories