Ways to Serve in 2025

Volunteers are needed to advance projection slides, run sound, help with lighting and assist with video production during worship services. Each of these areas include thorough training, so that you can be equipped and feel comfortable helping out.

Ushers and Greeters are the first people you see when you walk through the front door, offering a smile and friendly face. Ushers are needed to hand out worship folders, collect offerings, and direct people to receive Holy Communion. Usher teams typically serve for a month at a time.

Volunteers are needed to serve at our new Welcome Center before and after worship service, directing visitors to our restrooms, helping them find our adult Bible study class locations, and directing them to the lower level for kids' and youth ministry.

Our primary ensembles include Choir, Worship Band, Instrumental, and Handbells. Serving in any of these ensembles is an opportunity to hone one’s musical skills. These ensembles provide an opportunity to be involved in a community which serves the Lord through song and strives towards musical excellence.

We would love to have one or two people volunteer to sand and varnish some old cubbies used in our preschool classrooms.

Middle School Breakouts - We have monthly Sunday afternoon fellowship activities to build community with 6th - 8th grade students. We need additional adult leaders to volunteer along with our student ministry staff, as well as help with supplies, food, and game leadership.

Wednesday Night Dinners - Each Wednesday we provide a fast food dinner option for student ministry from 6-6:30 p.m. We need adult volunteers to pick up the prepaid food order, bring it to church, set up and host the food payment buffet line.

[All volunteers who work with minors go through a background check and training process.]

Teaching Adult Ed class on Sunday mornings. If you are interested in substitute teaching or offering an adult elective, check here.

Missional Communities (MCs) are a great way to live God's mission together with fellow members of OFLC.  Geographically located for convenience, MCs gather twice a month at the MC leader's home, share a meal together, and focus on fellowship, prayer, the study of God's word, and service.

Join a 2 person counting team to sort, count and deposit weekly offerings. All work is done on campus on Sundays. Each team can expect to count once every 5-6 weeks. Monthly schedules are created and can be changed to accommodate personal needs. Primary condition of service as a counter is that no marital / family relations may be on the same counting team.

Be part of a team that serves in an advisory role to the Lead Pastor and the Director of Administration and Finance. This team meets once a month to discuss, evaluate and analyze the overall general financial health of the church and preschool. Annually, this team provides guidance and support in the planning and creation of the operating budget of the church and preschool.

This team provides support and guidance to the Lead Pastor and the Director of Administration and Finance. The role of a team member is to provide advisory support to all matters of Human Resource functions for the church and preschool staff. Areas include, Personnel Handbooks, compensation budgeting, benefits, and compliance with federal and state employment laws.