Archives: Volunteer

As a part of the Congregational Care at St. Luke’s Edmond, the Karing Kitchen team delivers prepared meals to members and guests who have experienced a loss in the family, recovering from surgery, or have a new birth in the family.  The team of volunteers will be on a rotational basis. If you have a heart for caring for those in a tender moment through delivering a meal, please sign up.

The Hospitality Team is a large network of volunteers including door and parking lot greeters, event volunteers, and Welcome Center hosts.

Volunteers serve as teachers for Sunday School and the nursery. Leaders are also needed for other activities with the children, including Vacation Bible School.

Volunteers help with youth events throughout the year including missions, summer camps, and youth fellowship events.

A person’s teenage years are some of the most formative years of their life. Volunteering to serve our youth is an incredible way you will help grow God’s Kingdom for generations to come.
You could serve in many ways, such as providing or having lunch with youth, serving as a confirmation mentor, teaching a Youth Bible study, or simply being present as an adult volunteer at youth activities and trips.

Volunteers should have an active mind and body to interact with teenagers, love God and have a passion for helping teenagers be in relationship with God and others, and be ready to have fun with teenagers and relate to what they are going through in life. Volunteers will complete a background check.

You will receive lesson plans ahead of time for teaching Bible studies. You will receive periodic training on mentoring youth and will have the support of the Youth Director to empower you in engaging in Youth ministry.

This ministry helps those who are confined to home, assisted-living facilities, or nursing homes. Volunteers make monthly visits and send notes of encouragement to those at home.

This team creates the intangible, warm, welcoming feel of the church. We live out the St. Luke’s mission statement to Share God’s Love and Bring Hope to the World with all we do.

You could serve as a Greeter or Usher, Coffee and Donut Server, Welcome Bag Delivery Driver, or in the Parking Lot Ministry. Anyone with a kind, welcoming, and outgoing personality can be part of the Hospitality Team. No specific technical knowledge is needed.

The Campus Director of Hospitality will meet with you on your first Sunday of service to pair you up with a veteran team member to show you the ropes. Hospitality training events are also held throughout the year.

Volunteers are building and teaching the Christian foundation, making it fun for our children. This will bless the lives of these children for years to come. As a volunteer, you will be caring for children in our Nursery area (infants to 4 years old), teaching a small lesson and craft for school-age children (Pre-Kindergarten to 5th grade), greeting parents, soothing/holding, changing diapers, feeding, and making children feel comfortable and loved.

To be a volunteer, all you need is an active mind and body, ready to play and have fun with our children. You do NOT need to be a biblical scholar. You simply need to love God and have a desire to help children grow in their faith. You’ll complete a background check prior to your first shift.

You will be able to follow and shadow an active volunteer to become familiar with the duties. Lessons and crafts are prepared ahead of time for each group so you are not responsible for coming up with a lesson. The Campus Director of Children’s Ministry will be available to provide support as needed.

A person’s teenage years are some of the most formative years of their life. Volunteering to serve our youth is an incredible way you will help grow God’s Kingdom for generations to come.
You could serve in many ways, such as providing or having lunch with youth, serving as a confirmation mentor, teaching a Youth Bible study, or simply being present as an adult volunteer at youth activities and trips.
Volunteers should have an active mind and body to interact with teenagers, love God and have a passion for helping teenagers be in relationship with God and others, and be ready to have fun with teenagers and relate to what they are going through in life. Volunteers will complete a background check.

You will receive lesson plans ahead of time for teaching Bible studies. You will receive periodic training on mentoring youth and will have the support of the Campus Pastor to empower you in engaging in Youth ministry.

This ministry helps those who are confined to home, assisted-living facilities, or nursing homes. Volunteers make monthly visits and send notes of encouragement to those at home.

Volunteers help with newsletters, mailings, bulletins, and other publications.

St. Luke’s message of hope reaches thousands of people each week through the television ministry and online videos. Volunteers are needed to help record the traditional worship service. Training is provided, and shifts are on a rotating schedule.