One of the major things that happens after salvation is that you discover you were originally made to give God pleasure and the Holy Spirit in you starts to prompt you into seeking out His will and pleasure in everything.

This often includes a desire to serve Him and commit your all so if this is you right now, you should know that becoming a church worker is one of the most fulfilling ways to use your gifts for God's kingdom.

You may be feeling uncertain about how to start active service to God in your local church so we wrote this article with thoughts of you in mind. We hope it helps you understand the importance of church service and how to excel in your role as a church worker.

What Part of The Bible Talks About Serving In Church?

Scripture tells us that every believer has been gifted for service: "Each of you should use whatever gift you have received to serve others, as faithful stewards of God's grace in its various forms" (1 Peter 4:10). You must understand that serving as a church worker means you play a vital role in building up the body of Christ and establishing His kingdom on earth.

Where Can I Serve In Church? 

1. Worship Ministry

2. Children and Youth Ministry

3. Hospitality Services

4. Administrative Support

5. Outreach and Missions

6. Media & Publicity

What Do I Need To Be Able To Serve In Church? 

How Do I Know The Unit To Join In Church? 

1. Assess Your Gifts and Talents

Truthfully do an assessment of the skills, gifts and talents you think God has blessed you with and list them out. Pray for guidance as you consider units in the church that may need these gifts, skills and talents 

2. Consult with the Church Leadership

Most times, it's okay to discuss your interest to serve with the Church leadership and ask their opinion on the units they think would be a suitable fit for you. Asides that, it makes you accountable to any required training or background checks if necessary. 

3. Start Small and Grow

You may not have it fully figured out in the first few months of trying to serve so it's okay to begin with simple responsibilities and gradually grow into taking more duties or joining more units. You also get to learn from experienced workers if you remain teachable and flexible. 

Conclusion

Serving as a church worker is an equally important calling that requires dedication, preparation, and continuous growth. Whether you're just starting or have been serving for years, remember that your work makes a significant impact in God's kingdom and your faithful service helps build up the church and glorifies God.

If you are ready to start serving as a church worker in CAC outreach, please speak with any of the department coordinators to discuss your interest to join and begin your journey as a church worker today. God bless you.