Become a Team Member
As you might imagine, there are many teams of people who work together to fulfill our mission. Becoming a part of one of these teams is a great way to get connected and make a difference. Take a look at the various roles we have to offer and find one that best fits your passions and experiences. You’ll be glad you did!
Other Ways for You to Connect
Take a look at a few of our ministries below, then click to request more information.
Sunday Morning Summer Programming will begin June 3 and run each Sunday throughout the summer. The theme is “Finding Jesus: Under the Sea.” We’d like to provide Sunday School for both 9:30 and 11:00 am services. Please contact or click below if you are interested in leading for a Sunday. Worship one/Serve one.
FaithKidz is our Sunday morning worship experience designed to teach preschool through 6th-grade kids about Jesus in a safe, fun environment. Each week loving adults teach lessons from the Bible in a creative, age-appropriate way. We have multiple opportunities to serve in FaithKidz ranging from every week to just helping out occasionally.
We are committed to the spiritual development of all students and encourage youth to have a thriving relationship with Jesus Christ. Committed youth leaders help mentor and guide our youth to make sure they feel loved and understood. We have multiple opportunities to serve 7th- through 12th-grade students ranging from small group leaders and band mentors to behind-the-scenes help.
Small group leaders play an important part in the spiritual growth of both the group members as well as our church family. If you feel called to lead a small group, we will help you prepare by providing small group leader training. In addition to helping you learn how to listen to the Father, you will learn how to invite and challenge others to grow and change as they strengthen their faith.
Faith Community business support ministries assist other ministries in the church by providing tools to help them fulfill their missions. There are many areas where you can share your skills ranging from our finance and property teams to creative pursuits such as photography and graphic design. If you have a business-related skill, we will help you find a place where you can plug in and help out!
Care Ministry at Faith Community allows us to share in God’s grace and foster relationships by providing love and care to others during times of need. Our Care Ministry is a network of ministries with trained leaders and individuals who have
Our Prayer Ministry is composed of people who pray for the Faith Community and for people in need of prayer. There a variety of ways that you can serve on the prayer team.
Our First Impressions Teams welcome our guests by creating an atmosphere of grace, warmth
Our traditional and contemporary worship services are filled with a rich variety of music and other worship arts. If you are blessed with the gift of music, we have many different opportunities where you can serve ranging from choirs and praise teams to bells and instrumentalists. In addition, we have a drama team that performs skits during worship to enhance the Sunday message.
Outreach and Missions
We also have teams who focus on the community. Are you an aspiring world changer? Take a look at this list and give something a try. We’d love to have you on board.
On Campus
Four times a year, Faith Community opens our doors to share the love of Jesus with the families of Butler County Family Promise. During our host week, Faith Community provides temporary housing for local families who are going through transitional homelessness. Unlike many other homeless shelter programs, Family Promise allows the entire family to stay together during this difficult time. We will be hosting families the week of June 4 - June 11, 2023 Opportunities to Serve Include: Questions? Contact
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. If you would like to lend a hand, please click the SignUp Genius icon below to sign up. Thank you! Stepping Forward is a ministry of Faith Community that helps equip low-income individuals and families with skills, tools, and relational support in order for them to achieve a higher level of self-sufficiency. Every Tuesday night Stepping Forward offers a free community dinner, life skill classes for adults, a computer lab, assessment and referrals to needed services, and children’s programming for 0–18 year-olds including homework help. In addition to job and life skills classes, Stepping Forward also offers a variety of FREE care classes and groups to help provide support, hope and strength to parents and families in our local community. Ways to Serve: Table Hosts (Tuesdays from 6:00-7:00 pm) are part of our weekly #sharingthelove outreach. Sitting at a table and enjoying a meal together is a great time to share encouragement, testimonies and prayer. Some of the people who come are lonely. Others have health issues and need prayer and healing. Some do know Jesus by name, but their experience of the Good News is either weak or challenged by the difficulties of life. Are you a good listener? Or would you like to become one? Either way, this would be a great opportunity to share God’s love in a very practical way. In addition to Table Hosts, other opportunities to serve include welcoming guests, helping with dinner (cooking, set-up or clean-up), staffing the computer lab, helping in the children’s homework room, engaging with kids in our nursery, children’s or youth rooms, and providing referrals (training required). Note: Time commitments vary depending on the area where you serve, but it would be during Tuesday evenings.
As a choice food pantry, families can make individual shopping choices in each of the nutritional food categories at our Faith Food Pantry. Families can visit our Pantry once per month. Open three times a week, we are currently serving over 1,000 people each month. Serving in the Food Pantry requires training and advanced scheduling. Ways to Serve: Restock shelves, welcome guests, register guests (training required), help guests shop.
Faith's Food Pantry needs help picking up food from our local suppliers. No experience is needed, just a giving heart and a desire to serve others! Here are the details: • Walmart (Mason) – Pickups on Mondays and Fridays. You can use your own vehicle and some heavy lifting is required. • Shared Harvest (Fairfield) – Pickups on Tuesdays and Fridays. Volunteers will need to drive Faith Community’s box truck and must be younger than 70 (insurance requirement). Shared Harvest personnel will load the truck using forklifts, and there is a team of volunteers at Faith Community to help with unloading. For more information, please contact Lara Williams at
. Thank you for helping us make Jesus known by graciously supporting our Faith Food Pantry. We continue to serve an increased number of community families, and by signing up to donate these items for the next 6 months, you will help to keep needed items available. Donations can be placed in the barrel outside of the main entrance. Thank you for your generous gifts to help community families! To participate in this food donation program, please click the food pantry signup genius.Family Promise Weeks for 2023
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In Our Community
Faith Community will help make Jesus known in our community by working with Lakota Child Nutrition to offer summer lunches to children who normally receive free and reduced lunches during the school year. Our role at the Summer Lunch location will be to assist children with their lunches, talk with the families while they eat, read books to the kids, and take part in simple FUN activities planned by the site coordinator. Children are welcome to volunteer when accompanied by an adult. If you are a high school student, your volunteer time qualifies for high school service hours. Here are the details: Children are welcome to volunteer when accompanied by an adult. If you are a high school student, your volunteer time qualifies for high school service hours. Please click the link below to sign up for a slot(s). For additional information, please contact Lara at
If you like being outside, digging in the dirt, and picking produce … we have the perfect ministry opportunity! Our garden team is looking for people to help with the church garden (located at Lord of Life Lutheran Church on Tylersville Rd.) from mid-June through September. Garden knowledge is not necessary, we provide training, and of course you will learn by doing. We work in the garden primarily on Tuesday mornings (especially once produce is ready to pick) to align with Faith’s Food Pantry hours. However, as weather impacts our plans (we try to avoid working in the heat, cold, rain or mud), we sometimes schedule other days and times. If you are interested in learning more, let us know by:If you like being outside, digging in the dirt, and picking produce … we have the perfect ministry opportunity! If you are interested in learning more, let us know by: Our church has individuals and teams that regularly partner with Habitat for Humanity to help build homes for low-income families. In addition to helping with construction, we sometimes have teams who help provide lunches for the volunteers. The mission of Kairos is to help grow and nurture strong Christian communities within state and federal correctional institutions. Teams from Faith Community have served at the local Warren Correctional Institution in Lebanon, Ohio. (Note: To serve with Kairos requires specific training).
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Around the Country
For many years, a group of volunteers from Faith Community and Olive Branch UMC have been traveling to Mississippi to help families recover from hurricanes, flooding, and poverty. Olive Branch is a rural Methodist church near Wilmington, Ohio that started the trip due to family connections in Mississippi. We have created a great bond of friendship and service between the two churches as we plan our trips and work side-by-side for a week each spring. We are lucky to have some very knowledgeable and skilled people in our group, but the majority are learning with willing hands and hearts. We believe that mission work allows “Love God and love your neighbor” to become real in our lives. Helping others that have so little and yet are happy in their love of God makes you reevaluate your priorities in life. The Mississippi group works with the First Methodist Church in Picayune, Mississippi as well as the Epworth Project in Slidell, Louisiana. We vary from 12 to 20 men and women between the two churches. We welcome anyone to our group that is answering God’s call to help others and a willingness to work hard to accomplish great things.