Servir
Encuentra maneras de servir al Amarnos Unos a Otros, Amar a Tus Vecinos y Amar a las Naciones en las áreas enumeradas a continuación.
Encuentra maneras de servir al Amarnos Unos a Otros, Amar a Tus Vecinos y Amar a las Naciones en las áreas enumeradas a continuación.
A first impression can shape the whole Sunday morning experience for the people of our church! The Front Door Ministry Team is looking for people who are warm, welcoming, and have a heart for making our big church feel small.
We have a myriad of serving times and opportunities available. Some serve once a month at the beginning and end of each service while others serve weekly (more details can be provided on schedule). It doesn’t matter what your preference, we have a serving opportunity for you!
Reach out to our staff or volunteer supervisors responsible for overseeing the service team.
For more information, contact our Serve Team
If you are gifted in photography, videography, social media, writing, and more, you could join this team! The communication volunteer team is looking for people with a passion to connect with others and express their creativity for the Lord! There are all kinds of opportunities to serve, no matter your creative gifts. Contact us if you’re interested in:
Reach out to our staff or volunteer supervisors responsible for overseeing the service team.
For more information, contact our Communications Team
Reach out to our staff or volunteer supervisors responsible for overseeing the service team.
For more information, contact our Serve Team
These are our core Worship Values that help us Magnify God together:
• Band
• Vocalist
Our choirs and orchestras include musicians of all ages, with a wide range of experience – from professional musicians to kindergartners.
• Choir
• Orchestra
• Student Orchestra
• Kids Choir
• Handbell Choir
• Young Women’s Ensemble
Reach out to our staff or volunteer supervisors responsible for overseeing the service team.
For more information, contact our Worship Team
Serving with our next generation is one of the most important and most fun opportunities we have as believers. Whatever your gifts are, there is a place for you here with our Kids’ Life team! There are opportunities for everyone, on Sundays and during the week.
Explore more below. We can’t wait to have you on the team!
Nursery/Preschool Helper
Serve alongside the Team Leader in the classroom to care for and shepherd our infants, toddlers, or preschoolers (6-weeks to pre-K).
At least two Sundays a month during one of the services.
Nursery/Preschool Team Leader
Provide leadership to a serving team who cares for younger kids while creating a positive learning environment where little ones can learn about Jesus. Help teach the Bible lesson to little ones. Lessons and activities provided. Great for someone with a loving and playful servant’s heart!
At least two Sundays a month during one of the services.
Elementary Team Member (K – 2nd Grade)
Help create a fun and friendly environment for kids to learn by helping kids engage with the large group lesson and a variety of classroom activities that reinforce the Bible lesson. Lessons and activities provided.
At least two Sundays a month during one of the services.
Elementary Small Group Leader (3rd – 5th Grade)
Build relationships with a specific group of elementary kids in a small group environment, reinforcing and applying the Bible lesson through a variety of fun activities. Lessons and activities provided.
At least two Sundays a month during one of the services.
Elementary Team Leader
Foster a classroom community that creates a fun and friendly environment for kids to learn by welcoming families, overseeing check-in, and providing leadership and encouragement to the classroom serving team.
At least two Sundays a month during one of the services.
Elementary Large Group Teacher
Prepare and teach a 20-minute, interactive Bible lesson to a large group of kids.
At least two Sundays a month during one of the services.
Shine Buddy
Welcome, encourage, and serve kids, students and young adults with a wide variety of special needs. Encourage engagement and participation during lessons and classroom activities. Lessons and activities provided.
At least two Sundays a month during our 10:30 am and 12:15 pm (Español)
Shine Team Leader
Welcome, encourage and serve kids, students and young adults with special needs. Adapt lessons and activities to help with a wide variety of learning styles. Provide support for Shine buddies in the classroom.
At least two Sundays a month during our 10:30 am and 12:15 pm (Español)
Our Kids’ Life programs continue throughout the week, offering chances for kids to build lasting relationships and learn about Jesus with their friends!
There are many ways for you to get involved, from leading kids through conversations about Jesus to playing games. Check out the opportunities below!
Help create a fun place for kids, kindergarten through 5th grade, to build relationships and grow in their faith through exciting object lessons, active games, and Bible verse memorization.
Wednesdays, 6:15PM-8:30PM | September – May
Serve alongside a team to care for and shepherd our elementary and middle school students whose families are involved in our Thursday Night Support Ministries.
Thursdays, 6:15PM-8:30PM | September – April
Lead a gender-specific small group of elementary and middle school who are attending the Thursday evening family support groups. The biblical-based curriculum is topic driven to recognize anger, sadness, denial, acceptance, hope, and more.
Thursdays, 6:15PM-8:30PM | September – April
Join our Kids’ Life team to help with projects behind the scenes. Craft team, NBC team, Tech team.
Flexible, year round
Reach out to our staff or volunteer supervisors responsible for overseeing the service team.
For more information, contact our Kids’ Life Team
You have a passion for all things in live production – audio, video, lighting, and scenic. You love “peeking behind the curtain”, seeing the behind the scenes of any production, how they do it and how it looks. You want to be a part of the thrill of live production that has meaning and impacts lives.
Come join the Technical Production Team! We have serving roles in Video, Lighting, Audio and Stage management. You’ll usually serve 1 or 2 weeks a month. We can’t wait to serve with you!
The purpose of the A2, under the direction of the FOH Audio Mixer, is to assist with other audio needs for the weekend services, including set up and tear down of audio equipment, cables, monitors and mics.
Position Responsibilities:
1. Following the weekly input sheet and stage layout map, connect microphone and speaker cables to stage boxes, mics, direct boxes and monitor speakers
2. Conduct sound check with band
3. Adjust monitor mixes as needed
4. Correctly identify wireless mics, set up with batteries and place in appropriate positions
5. Set out and connect personal monitoring stations for the band
Requirements:
• Demonstrated ability to set up all audio equipment for a weekend service without help
• Knowledge of how music fits together, and ability to create consistently good mixes
• Ability to pay attention, adapt to changes and function well in a live production setting
• Knowledge of or willingness and ability to learn digital mixing consoles and the software for personal mixing system
• Ability to follow written and verbal instructions with great attention to detail.
Schedule:
Sunday, 7:00 AM – Contemporary Services
Sunday 11:30 AM – IDP Service
Wednesday 6:00 PM – IDP Rehearsal
Thursday 6:00 PM – Contemporary Rehearsals
Special Events/Services & Rehearsals as Scheduled.
Reports To: Technical Director
Works Closely With: FOH Audio Mixer, Music Director, On Stage Talent
Competencies: Organization. Calm under pressure. Problem-solving. Good communication and People Skills.
Provide a balanced mix of various audio sources appropriate for all sound signals outbound to display devices from the West Worship Center including and not limited to: Video Record Devices and monitoring, WBC website and streaming, Virtual Pastor (East Worship Center), the family rooms and the various display devices throughout the church.
Position Responsibilities:
1. Ability to mix or re-mix inbound FOH sound to represent what is visually displayed
2. Understanding of best practices for Broadcast Audio Environment
3. Understanding of best practices for Studio Recording Environment
Requirements:
• Demonstrated ability to set up all audio equipment for a weekend service without help
• Knowledge of how music fits together, and ability to create consistently good mixes
• Ability to pay attention, adapt to changes and function well in a live production setting
• Knowledge of or willingness and ability to learn digital mixing consoles and software
• Ability to follow written and verbal instructions with great attention to detail
Schedule:
Sunday, 7:00 AM – Contemporary Services
Sunday 11:30 AM – IDP Service
Wednesday 6:00 PM – IDP Rehearsal
Thursday 6:00 PM – Contemporary Rehearsals
Special Events/Services & Rehearsals as Scheduled.
Reports To: Technical Director
Works Closely With: FOH Audio Mixer, Service Producer
Competencies: Organization. Calm under pressure. Problem-solving. Good communication and People Skills.
The purpose of this position, under the direction of the Technical Director, is to mix audio and assist with other audio needs for the weekend services, including set up and tear down of audio equipment, cables, monitors and mics, and will use various measuring devices and displays to ensure quality control.
Position Responsibilities:
1. Following the weekly input sheet and stage layout map, connect microphone and speaker cables to stage boxes, mics, direct boxes and monitor speakers
2. Conduct sound check with band
3. Adjust monitor mixes as needed
4. Correctly identify wireless mics, set up with batteries and place in appropriate positions
5. Set out and connect personal monitoring stations for the band
6. Use/Learn: measuring program SMART and Dante Routing systems
Requirements:
• Demonstrated ability to set up all audio equipment for a weekend service without help
• Knowledge of how music fits together, and ability to create consistently good mixes
• Ability to pay attention, adapt to changes and function well in a live production setting
• Knowledge of or willingness and ability to learn digital mixing consoles and the software for personal mixing system
• Ability to follow written and verbal instructions with great attention to detail
Schedule:
Sunday, 7:00 AM – Contemporary Services
Sunday 7:45 AM – Traditional Services
Sunday 11:30 AM – IDP Service
Wednesday 6:00 PM – IDP Rehearsal
Thursday 6:00 PM – Contemporary Rehearsals
Special Events/Services & Rehearsals as Scheduled.
Reports To: Technical Director
Works Closely With: Service Producer/Director
Competencies: Organization. Calm under pressure. Problem-solving. Good communication and People Skills.
The LPO works on a team of production technical artists to help enhance our worship services through the creative use of lighting. This role works closely with creative director, producers, and production staff to help lead and manage all things lighting for weekend services and special events. The LPO will operate lighting for rehearsals and services and serve as a coach to new volunteers. A basic understanding of professional lighting technology, processes, and procedures is helpful.
Position Responsibilities:
1. Support Weekend services with well-executed and creative lighting with light board operating.
2. Assist in managing aspects of the lighting rig including fixtures, consoles, and infrastructure.
3. Contribute creatively to weekly services and large events through brainstorming, R&D, and implementation.
4. Assist in recruiting, training, and leading volunteers on Weekend Lighting Team.
Requirements:
• Basic Stage Lighting Design
• Basic understanding of lighting equipment and operation
• Understanding of lighting console programing and operation – including building, editing and running cues, intelligent light programing and focus.
Schedule:
Sunday, 7:00 AM – Contemporary Services
Sunday 8:00 AM – Traditional Services
Sunday 11:30 AM – IDP Service
Wednesday 6:00 PM – IDP Rehearsal
Thursday 6:00 PM – Contemporary Rehearsals
Special Events/Services & Rehearsals as Scheduled.
Reports To: Technical Director
Works Closely With: Service Producer/Director, Worship Leader
Competencies: Calm under pressure. Problem-solving. Good communication. Technical background in any/all video operation roles is a plus
The Live Video Director will be responsible for high quality live multi-cam video production of services – from what is experienced in the room/auditoriums/worship services “live” as well as what is broadcast online or captured for other content delivery. This person will work closely with the Service Producer, to align on-going strategies for IMAG, streaming, and live video to the mission, vision, values and brand of WBC. They will assist in training of new video volunteers.
Position Responsibilities:
1. Attend scheduled service rehearsals, rehearsing service elements with crew and annotating rehearsals, instructing camera operators, and attending pre-service meetings.
2. Assist in the development and implementation of training benchmarks and protocols for camera operators, shaders, and CG operators.
3. Assist with broadcast and camera equipment training for WBC young adults and students, including developing teaching materials and leading training sessions
4. Assist with loading and testing of video and graphic content for weekend services in the Worship Center.
5. Ability to operate video control room equipment as needed during regular weekly services, conferences, and special events.
6. Lead a team of video production volunteers and ensure they are prepared to deliver the video experience with excellence.
Requirements:
• Basic video direction and terminology
• Basic understanding of video equipment, operation and concepts
• Must demonstrate experience in a live video production or broadcast environment or served on live video team in all roles.
• Familiarity with ProPresenter, Ross equipment, and various camera practices and techniques.
• Ability to work in a fast-paced environment with calm demeanor while having a unique talent for juggling multiple competing priorities with grace.
Schedule:
Sunday, 7:00 AM – Contemporary Services
Sunday 8:00 AM – Traditional Services
Sunday 11:30 AM – IDP Service
Wednesday 6:00 PM – IDP Rehearsal
Thursday 6:00 PM – Contemporary Rehearsals
Special Events/Services & Rehearsals as Scheduled.
Reports To: Technical Director
Works Closely With: Service Producer/Director, Worship Leader, Production Director
Ensure orderly stage direction and service element transitions for Sunday morning services & rehearsals. Position
Responsibilities:
1. Perform/Oversee Stage transitions at appropriate times during services & special events.
2. Coordinate and mark on stage performance positions, Speaker positions, Guest positions, Band Positions, Vocalist Positions – coordinating with Service Producer/Director, Lighting and Video Directors.
3. Manage set-up & strike, transitions, service order changes, worship team coordination, Speaker/Guest direction/cuing, be the eyes, ears and communication on the stage.
4. Manage, coordinate and execute Scenic Elements and transitions.
5. May act as Audio Assistant (A2) – assist with Audio Line Checks, Monitors, Mic Inputs
Requirements:
• Able to read Stage Plots, Audio Docs, Scenic Docs
• Word, Excel
Schedule:
Sunday, 7:00 AM – Contemporary Services
Sunday 7:45 AM – Traditional Services
Sunday 11:30 AM – IDP Service
Wednesday 6:00 PM – IDP Rehearsal
Thursday 6:00 PM – Contemporary Rehearsals
Special Events/Services & Rehearsals as Scheduled.
Reports To: Technical Director
Works Closely With: Service Producer/Director
Competencies: Organization. Calm under pressure. Problem-solving. Good communication and People Skills. Audio experience (& music equipment), Scenic knowledge helpful
Operate computer graphics system (CG) that will display visuals including song lyrics, information and message support material for congregation to enhance the service experience. May be called upon to create, edit or modify visual material to be displayed.
Responsibilities:
1. Load & Update Lyrics, Sermon Support Graphics, and information graphics
2. Advance song lyrics at appropriate times during worship
3. Advance Sermon support graphics at appropriate times during message
4. Operate Video Playback system
5. Operate Media Server software / Still Store
6. Excellent sense of timing and music timing, Music knowledge, big plus
Requirements:
• Basic knowledge ProPresenter or editing in word processing software
• Good spelling & grammar skills
• Proofreading
• Basic Visual Layout skills
• Basic understanding of kerning
• Mindreading a plus
Schedule:
Sunday, 7:00 AM – Contemporary Services
Sunday 8:00 AM – Traditional Services
Sunday 11:30 AM – IDP Service
Wednesday 6:00 PM – IDP Rehearsal
Thursday 6:00 PM – Contemporary Rehearsals
Special Events/Services & Rehearsals as Scheduled.
Reports To: Technical Director
Works Closely With: Service Producer/Director, Video Director, Video Technical Director
Competencies: Calm under pressure. Problem-solving. Good communication.
Balance the brightness of the cameras throughout the services. Video Shaders are people who have a fine eye capable of recognizing color and image variations and the skill to adjust the cameras so they match and are properly irised.
Responsibilities:
1. Adjust and match camera brightness during services & special events with minimal direction in timely fashion
2. Maintain cameras with proper basic white and black balance
3. Notify camera operators when focus adjustments are needed.
Requirements:
• Basic knowledge of setting white and black balance for cameras
• Basic knowledge in reading waveform/vectorscopes to assist in matching cameras in exposure and color balance.
• Ability to make visual adjustments in matching camera exposure levels in fast paced environment.
Schedule:
Sunday, 7:00 AM – Contemporary Services
Sunday 11:30 AM – IDP Service
Special Events/Services & Rehearsals as Scheduled.
Reports To: Technical Director
Works Closely With: Video Director, Video Technical Director
Competencies: Calm under pressure. Problem-solving. Good communication. Technical background in video camera operation is a plus
The video technical director (VTD) is the operator of the video switcher and associated devices as well as serving as the video crew chief. It is the VTD’s job to ensure all positions are manned and all equipment and facilities are checked out and ready before the live service begins. The VTD is responsible for the technical quality of the signal being recorded or streamed and will use various measuring devices and displays to ensure quality control.
Responsibilities:
1. Must have working knowledge of video switcher and able to perform the minimum basic tasks, send appropriate video source(s) through Aux switcher settings and have working knowledge of the video router
2. Will switch video sources, perform live mix effects and transitions, insert and playback pre-recorded material, graphics and titles as instructed by the director.
3. Manage what is viewed on all support displays throughout the service.
Requirements:
• Should have working knowledge of camera operation, shading, graphics & video playback systems.
• Basic knowledge in reading waveform/vectorscopes to assist in matching cameras in exposure and color balance.
• May provide training to more inexperienced members of the video crew when needed.
Schedule:
Sunday, 7:00 AM – Contemporary Services
Sunday 8:00 AM – Traditional Services
Sunday 11:30 AM – IDP Service
Wednesday 6:00 PM – IDP Rehearsal
Thursday 6:00 PM – Contemporary Rehearsals
Special Events/Services & Rehearsals as Scheduled.
Reports To: Technical Director
Works Closely With: Video Director, Service Producer
Competencies: Calm under pressure. Problem-solving. Good communication. Technical background in any/all video operation roles is a plus
Reach out to our staff or volunteer supervisors responsible for overseeing the service team.
For more information, contact our Production Team