Ministries
The work of the church is done by the people! The Session has created seven ministries to carry out the work of the church. Each ministry is led by at least one member of the session, and is made up of people from the congregation willing to put their time and talent to carry out the mission of the church.
If you are interested in participating in one or more of the ministries, or in some of the activities listed therein, please contact the church office or fill out the Time and Talent online survey or Time and Talent Commitment form (hardcopy pdf).
Worship Ministry: Overall planning and coordination of worship at the Meeting House. Also includes ushering, children’s music, adult choir, Concerts with a Cause, producing seasonal devotional booklets, lay readers, the sanctuary sound system, arranging flowers, and seasonal decorations.
Education Ministry: Overall planning for education for children, youth, and adults, including Sunday School for all ages, youth fellowship, and mid-week studies. Also includes the children and adult libraries, Vacation Bible School, the Meeting House Cooperative Preschool, and the Reformed Institute.
Mission-Outreach Ministry: Overall planning for our outreach to those in need: locally, nationally, and internationally. Also includes advocacy and social justice, mission trips, Concerts with a Cause, scholarships, an Alternative Christmas Fair, and many local volunteer opportunities.
Membership-Evangelism Ministry: Overall planning for our outreach into the community, our welcoming of visitors and new members, hospitality and fellowship within our congregation, and special events.
Administration Ministry: Overall planning and organizational strategy. Also includes Personnel, Communications and History and Archives.
Stewardship-Finance Ministry: Nurtures the congregation in giving of time, talent, and money; and then manages and monitors our use of funds.
Facilities Ministry: Provides for the care and upkeep of our buildings and grounds, furnishings and equipment. Also includes capital improvements and oversight of the Presbyterian Cemetery.