Volunteer Opportunities at FPC

Volunteer to Usher

Ushers​ are an integral part of worship and a great way to be involved in the church! Schedules can be flexible. Ushers arrive at 8:10am for the 8:30am service or 9:30am for the 10:00am service.

front desk/phone volunteer

Front Desk/Phone volunteers are an integral part of our staff.  They welcome visitors and answer the phone. We are always in need of substitutes.  

Be An AAIM Buddy

All Abilities Inclusion Ministry is our church wide effort to insure that persons of all abilities are fully integrated into the life and work of Everybody's Church. Our inclusive Sunday school program for students of all abilities ranges from pre-school through young adults. The curriculum includes an intentionally structured program with a multi-sensory approach to teaching Bible stories.  Curriculum is individualized based on parent input and staff recommendations. We train and supervise volunteers, AAIM Buddies, who support students as needed.  If you would be interested in learning more about this ministry, please contact Dr. John Judson at 248.644.2040.

sign up to ASsist with Coffee Hour, Greet worshipers,
​ or Deliver Flowers

We need people to assist with setting up coffee, tea and snacks, and cleaning up after coffee hour. ​We greet people as they enter the church on Sunday mornings just like you would if people were coming to your house to visit. Flowers that were in the sanctuary during worship are taken to members who cannot come to church if the donor does not take them. Please sign up for any of these duties above. 

More Info on Stephen Ministry

Would you consider becoming a Stephen Minister? A Stephen Minister Is...

• A child of God who walks beside a person who is hurting.
• A member of the community with gifts for caregiving who was carefully selected to serve in this role.
• A lay person who has received 50 hours of training in providing emotional and spiritual care.
• A caring, Christian friend who listens, cares, prays, supports, and encourages.
• Someone who will “be there” for his or her care receiver, meeting faithfully for about an hour each week, for as long as there is a need.