MinistrY Opportunities
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Christian literally means “Little Christ.”
As Christians we should reflect the life and love of Jesus.
“I Am The Love” is about Christians living out the Greatest Commandment, “That we love God…and love our neighbors…” (Matthew 22:37, Mark 12:30, Luke 10:27) by plugging into one of the many opportunities available to serve.
To learn more about volunteering in any area of ministry, scroll on down the list.
Facebook Group - I Am the Love
For anyone on FaceBook, look up the group “I Am the Love” & join it! This can be used as an online tool for you to post the needs of people in the community that you know or look for ways to volunteer and serve those in our community! If you need help using this tool, email .One person cannot keep up with all the needs, but as a group we can be in constant communication and make a difference, one small act of love at a time!
First Impressions
To learn more about volunteer roles and responsibilities, click here!
To volunteer contact: Sharon Matthew @ 512-965-3482 or
- Creating Welcoming Environment
- Hospitality
- Greeters
- Church Hosts
- Mid-Service Clean Up
- Guest Table Ops
Babies & Toddlers: Little River (0-5yrs)
To volunteer contact: Brandon Phifer at 214-535-6373 or .
- Babies
- Children
- Training & Teaching
- Tracker (Sign In & Sign Out)
Childrens: Camp River Valley K-4th
To volunteer contact: Brandon Phifer at 214-535-6373 or .
- Training & Teaching
- Technology Controller
- Activity Supervisors
- Youth Led Serve Team Guides
- Event Coordinators
- Photography
The Rapids (5th & 6th Grade)
The Rapids is a small group environment for 5th and 6th graders.
To volunteer contact .
- Weekly Meetings from 6:30 - 7:45pm
- Planned fellowship events
Technically Skilled
To volunteer contact: Phillip Cole at 512-417-3798 or .
- Audio Systems Controller
- Visual Creation
- Visual Ops
- Digital Data
- Switches, Levers, & Wires
- Photography
Set-Up & Tear Down
To volunteer contact: .
- Chairs
- Children
- Sound & Media
- Hospitality & Guests
- Resource Center
Office Work
To volunteer contact: Nik Shehu at 325-370-5320 or .
- Maintenance
- Interior Decorating
- Event Prep
- Event Set-Up & Tear Down
- Bulletin Pick Up & Folding
- Organization
Inreach
To volunteer contact: Ashley Bushong at 512-680-5585 or .
- Hospital Visits
- Meal Delivery
- Transportation Assistancce as needed
- Cards (get well, happy birthday, etc)
- Home visitation
Community Impact
To volunteer contact: Brandon Phifer at 214-535-6373 or .
- Mission U-Too (see below)
- Project Sodium
- I Am The Love
- Seasonal Giving Ops
Mission U-Too
To volunteer contact: Jason Bray @ 214-536-4446 or
- Monday nights from 5:15 - 7pm, Lumberyard Music Hall, across from the Post Office on Main Street in Downtown Bastrop.
Mission U-Too is a non-profit organization started by people within our church. It exists to feed people physically and spiritually. Every Monday night from 5:15 – 7:00pm, volunteers come together to make and distribute free hamburgers to the homeless, low income, and anyone else that shows up. It’s a no strings attached ministry intent on not only talking about, but showing people the love of God with our actions. After the food is distributed there is a small worship service. It’s not mandatory for people to attend that portion of the event, but it is our hope that people will stick around and hear about Jesus Christ…the reason we cannot help but put our love into action.
The Flow (Youth)
To volunteer contact: Brandon Phifer at 214-535-6373 or .
- The Flow our small group environment for 7th through 12th grade.
- Weekly Meetings on Wednesday from 6 - 8pm
- Planned fellowship and service events
Love is more than a word.
It’s a response to God’s love. It’s an action:
“Dear friends, let us love one another, for love comes from God. Everyone who loves has been born of God and knows God. Whoever does not love does not know God, because God is love. This is how God showed his love among us: He sent his one and only Son into the world that we might live through him. This is love: not that we loved God, but that he loved us and sent his Son as an atoning sacrifice for our sins. Dear friends, since God so loved us, we also ought to love one another. No one has ever seen God, but if we love one another, God lives in us and his love is made complete in us. We know that we live in him and he in us, because he has given us his Spirit…In this way, love is made complete among us…because in this world we are like him.” I John 4:7-13, 17 (emphasis added)