How Can You Serve?

We just finished up learning about the importance of serving in Christ in our "Experience Life" growth campaign here at Hickory Grove! So do you wanna serve? Let me give you some ideas. First, you can contact any of our staff about particular opportunities. I've listed their names, their contact info, the area they oversee, and particular needs they have voiced to me. Also, I encourage you to go back over to our main website, www.hickorygrove.net, and click on "spiritual gift survey." It will take you about 15 minutes to do the survey, and at the end, it will give you an idea of what your main area of giftedness is according to the gifts listed in the Bible. You will have an opportunity to send US the results, so we invite you to do so by emailing us at info@hickorygrove.net. Here is the list of some opportunities for you!  Step out in faith today and let us equip you to serve...

Missy Harris, children's ministry director
(859) 356-3162, ext. 19
missy@hickorygrove.net
Needs:  people to serve in our nursery and preschool departments during the 11 a.m. worship hour on Sundays.

Jon Burdette, youth pastor
(859) 356-3162, ext. 23
jon@hickorygrove.net
Needs:  people to serve at our youth lock-in October 19-20.

Chris Daniels, minister of worship
(859) 356-3162, ext. 27
chris@hickorygrove.net
Needs:   more adults to serve on our sound system rotation; more orchestra members

Sherry Clark, adult choir director
musicalsher@insightbb.com
Needs:  singers for the Madrigal Christmas production - will start meeting on Thursday nights if you can't meet on Wed. nights; youth table servers for the Madrigal Christmas production; singers for the Celebration Choir that sings on Sunday mornings

Bill Clark, senior pastor
(859) 429-0330
billc@hickorygrove.net
Needs:  more Life Group hosts; videographers to record our Sunday morning services; video editors to render videos of our weekly services; people willing to visit homebound elderly or disabled church members and spend a couple of hours watching them while their caregivers run errands