SERVE WITH DCC
Let’s Be Great Neighbors.
What does it mean to serve?
Serving isn't just an extra way to fill time in a week. It's a way to meet others, to serve as Christ served us, and to maybe even be the difference in somebody feeling like DCC is a place they belong. We believe every Sunday is somebody's Sunday- for someone to hear the gospel for the first time in a long time or for the very first time.
WHERE CAN I SERVE at DCC?
Sunday Mornings:
Production Team: Create an environment for people to have a genuine worship experience in person and online through lights, cameras, slides, etc.
Kids Team: Teaching the children about Jesus and serving the families of our church so well that they wake up every day wishing it were a Sunday.
Parking Lot Team: Make the first impression that start someone’s Sunday by helping direct cars and greet them as they join our Sunday services.
Usher Team: This team not only helps churchgoers find seats but also gathers together to pray over the congregation before the day begins.
Coffee Bar Team: Help people wake up on a Sunday morning by serving them a nice, hot cup of coffee.
Connections Team: Help new and old visitors get connected and plugged into the life of our church.
Downtown Cleanup Crew: Maintaining and cleaning our space during the week (Tuesday/Wednesday evenings or Sunday mornings) to welcome our church family and community into an atmosphere that feels comforting and cared for.
Worship Team: Invite people into God’s presence through musical worship, whether that be instruments or singing.
Prayer Team: Pray with and for our congregation on Sunday mornings after service.
Outreach:
Be Great Neighbors Outreach Team: Helping with Sunday morning transportation, feeding our neighbors, or serving our homeless friends on by intentionally caring for them on Sunday mornings.
Foster Crew: A ministry of a DCC partnering with One More Child to mobilize church members to walk alongside foster families on their journey.
Prison Ministry: Serve with us the first Sunday of every month at Jefferson Correctional or through our various outreach opportunities that serve incarcerated individuals and their families.
Let us not become weary in doing good, for at the proper time we will reap a harvest if we do not give up. Therefore, as we have opportunity, let us do good to all people, especially to those who belong to the family of believers.