Prayer Team Member: Teams of two pray with people as they come up for communion. Serve once a month at the service of your choice.

Hospitality: Welcome attendees and hand out announcement sheets for Sunday worship, or staff the Welcome Table.

Coffee Cart: Help make coffee and refill creamers before or after a service.

Give Rides: Put your name on a list of people able to give others a ride to church.

Contact Deana Gilman for more info.

Office: Do you enjoy greeting people, light secretarial duties and answering phones? Help one morning or afternoon a week at our church office’s front desk. Contact Deana Gilman for more info.

Library: Help check in or out books on Sundays before or after services or help with other library needs. Contact ">Jill Walker for more info.

Sound Board Techs: Serve monthly mixing the sound for the worship teams.

Worship Slides: Serve monthly running the computer slides for corporate worship.

Musicians/vocalists: Use your musical gifts to help lead the church or a homegroup in song.

Contact Andy White for more info.

Put your name on a list of people to be contacted to help other church members with practical needs that arise (meals, errands, visits, etc.). Needs are met primarily through email, so please include an email address you check regularly. Questions? Email Joanne.

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Children (PreK-4th Grade)

Small Group Leaders, a.k.a. “Friends”: Small group leaders who serve twice a month shepherding their group through the story and activities, providing relational support for the whole session.

Story Tellers: set the stage for the large group each session by telling a story from the curriculum twice a month.

Childcare Supervisors:
Once a month commitment to oversee homegroup childcare helpers in the areas of the nursery and toddlers.

Information Table Staff:
Once a month commitment to provide information for visitors regarding childcare locations and registration.

Sunday School Summer Leaders & Helpers

Special Event Support:
There are several special events during the year that need one-time assistance.

Contact Rhonda DuPar or Donna Sugano for more information.

Youth (5th-12th Grade)

Small Group Leaders: disciple and develop a mentoring relationship with a small group of youth. Contact Caleb Bagdanov for more info.

• Wednesday Morning Prayer: This has been SB Community’s “school of prayer,” led each week by Ben Patterson. We meet in the Fellowship Hall each Wednesday morning at 6:45am and at noon except in the summer. Come to either session. Contact Deana Gilman for more info.
• Prayer Group for Our Missionaries: To get on the email list or for more information about praying, contact Karen Robertson for more info.
• Prayer Teams: Every Sunday we have teams of two available to pray with people as they come up for Communion. We have prayer teams at each of the services (9am & 11am). Contact Deana Gilman for more info.

Be a mentor, meaning be a friend and provide a listening ear for the men and women who are a part of our year-long drug and alcohol recovery program. Make a worthwhile difference in the lives of both yourself and the mentee. The ideal time commitment is about one year (the duration of the program), meeting weekly for an hour at a time.

Visit the Rescue Mission website for more info.

Querencia
Leaders who love kids and can volunteer two or three times a month on Thursday afternoons from 4:30-6pm are needed. Lead games, design crafts, organize snacks, lead worship and small groups, teach a bible story and pray for the ministry.

Visit the Querencia website for more info.

Mothers Of Pre-Schoolers (MOPS) invites moms of all faiths to come and be supported by other moms. Also, be an “Auntie” and hold babies or teach pre-schoolers every other Friday! This is a great opportunity to serve mothers during busy times in their lives AND to be with cute kids!

For questions, please contact Rhonda DuPar.

Moms in Prayer is for moms with the heart to pray for their children and their schools. In MIT prayer groups, moms learn to pray specifically and scripturally for their children, principals, teachers and school events. Small groups pray confidentially using a 4-step prayer method: praise, silent confession, thanksgiving and intercession.

If you’d like to find out whether your child’s school has a MIT prayer group, or if you are interested in starting one for your school, contact Heidi Palladino or Christina Johnson for more info.

Over 1000 new international students have just arrived to study at City College and UCSB. They are “the brightest and best” from their countries and will return to their countries to excel in business, government, education, military, or science. Please share the love of Jesus with a student from another country by becoming an ISI Friendship Partner or helping in other ways.

Contact Tim Notehelfer for more info.

Every Tuesday churches in the Santa Barbara/Goleta area provide lunch for the homeless in Isla Vista. Santa Barbara Community Church provides the lunch on the first Tuesday of every month. Ways you can be a part of the team: contribute a food item for the meal, serve the meal on site, engage in conversation with our homeless guests while they eat their lunch, and donate new and gently used clothing, shoes, sleeping bags, etc.  For those who work in the morning, food can be dropped off at church building beforehand.

For more information, please contact Heidi Palladino

Network Medical is a local non-profit that offers compassion, mercy and the love of God to any woman experiencing an unplanned pregnancy. Be a liaison for your church, helping organize a clothing closet, or being part of a poster team, to name a few.

Visit the Network Medical website for more info.

We are a group of people who are dedicated to mobilizing our church to care for the orphan. We are building an intentional orphan care culture through international orphan care, adoption and foster care. Our mission is to defend the cause of the orphans by declaring God’s mandate for their care and encouraging and equipping the church to take action. Our passion is to equip believers from every stage of life to be involved in this mandate to “defend the cause of the fatherless, plead the case of the widow (Isaiah 1:17).”

For more information about Community ONE:27, please email us!

CEF, Santa Barbara South County Chapter is an international organization dedicated to the proposition that children are capable of understanding and accepting the saving grace of God in Christ Jesus and can effectively be reached in their own environment. Founded in 1937 and headquartered in Warrenton, Missouri, CEF serves in all fifty states and 170 foreign countries on six continents. The Santa Barbara South County Chapter serves the greater Santa Barbara, Goleta and Carpinteria area and currently has Good News Clubs meeting weekly in many public elementary schools after school hours and staffed by volunteers like you. SBCC has partnered with CEF in several ways, including providing volunteers, giving financial assistance through the church Missions Budget, and by hosting summer VBS-style five-day clubs during the summer.

Contact CEF for more info.

Young Life goes into the world of kids, crossing barriers to build bridges of authentic friendship. Young Life is a world-class organization for adolescents. Our staff and volunteers enter the world of kids, focusing on what maters to them–fun, adventure, friendship, and a sense of significance. In doing so, we earn the privilege of talking to them about God and His love for them. We are in need of volunteers to both help work with teenagers and those who can support our volunteer teams.

For information about our junior high and high school gatherings please visit the Santa Barbara Young Life website for more info.