INTERESTTell us where you would like to help.
Start with willingness. You do not need to know the perfect role before reaching out.
Serve at TWBC
There is meaningful work to do.
God gives believers opportunities to serve one another, help carry out the work of the church, and use what they have been given for the good of others. At TWBC, serving begins with willingness, develops through faithfulness and training, and grows as people learn where they can help best.
CONTACTTalk with the ministry leadership.
We learn more about your interests, availability, experience, and the current ministry needs.
TRAININGLearn the role and how TWBC does the work.
Some opportunities are simple; others require preparation, qualification, or supervised training.
SERVEBe faithful where you are placed.
Faithful workers may grow into greater responsibility and, where appropriate, team leadership.
Ministry Areas
Many ministries. One church working together.
TWBC organizes ministry through departments and teams so responsibilities are clear and the work can be carried out faithfully. Explore an area that interests you; specific opportunities can change as needs change.
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Outreach
Reach people with the Gospel, follow up, visitation, transportation, and outreach events.
Explore this ministry →Children's
Teach children the Word of God and help provide a safe, welcoming environment for families.
Explore this ministry →Hospitality
Help people feel welcome, connected, appreciated, and cared for through meals and fellowship.
Explore this ministry →Care
Support people through prayer, practical help, encouragement, visitation, and compassionate care.
Explore this ministry →Women's
Encourage women through Bible study, fellowship, mentorship, and care.
Explore this ministry →Worship Services
Support the services through music, presentation, bulletins, Bible reading, prayer, ushers, and baptism service.
Explore this ministry →Media & Communications
Serve through the website, social media, video, photography, news, graphics, and communications.
Explore this ministry →Administration
Help with records, metrics, certificates, plans, announcements, and church administration.
Explore this ministry →Finance
Support faithful financial administration, offering counting, budgeting, and reporting.
Explore this ministry →Facilities & Security
Help care for the building and grounds through cleaning, maintenance, safety, and security.
Explore this ministry →Technology
Serve through livestream, audio, computers, church software, and technical systems.
Explore this ministry →Membership Ministry
Help visitors and members take their next steps in baptism, membership, care, and church connection.
Explore this ministry →TrueWords+
Help develop courses, support students, manage testing and certificates, and publish training content.
Explore this ministry →Ministry Partners
Partner through prayer, encouragement, financial support, communications, and ministry involvement.
Explore this ministry →Preaching
Support preaching, vision and direction, and leadership development.
Explore this ministry →Ways to Serve
Serve where you are able to be faithful.
Most church ministry happens locally and in person because the church gathers, reaches people, teaches, cares, and serves together. Some ministries also include online or remote work when the work itself can be done faithfully from a distance.
In-person service
Soul winning, transportation, hospitality, care, children's ministry, worship services, facilities, technology, events, and many other roles depend on people being present.
Serve from a distance where appropriate
Some media, communications, TrueWords+, administrative, prayer, or supporter work may have remote opportunities. Remote service is based on actual ministry needs, not a separate class of involvement.
Readiness & Training
Interest is the beginning, not automatic placement.
Different ministries carry different responsibilities. A person may be able to begin helping immediately in one area while another role may require membership, age requirements, screening, doctrinal agreement, training, scheduling, demonstrated faithfulness, or leadership approval.
We would rather place people thoughtfully and train them well than rush someone into a role that is not a good fit.
Start where there is a real need
Ministry opportunities should serve the actual work of the church, not create titles for their own sake.
Learn before leading
Workers can learn the ministry, become dependable, and take greater responsibility as they are ready.
Faithfulness matters
Availability, consistency, teachability, and follow-through are important in every ministry.
Ministry Interest
Ready to help?
Tell TWBC you are interested in serving, and we will help you take the next step toward an area where you can serve faithfully.
Find Your Place to Help
See the ministries. Ask questions. Start serving faithfully.
Explore how TWBC is organized, then let us know where you would like to help.