Opportunities to Serve

Whether it’s greeting people as they arrive, assisting first-time guests, serving on the parking team, or helping people find seats, our connections team focuses on creating an inviting environment where all feel valued.

CSPC sports teams focus on helping kids feel more connected with God through sports they love. Volunteers include coaches, event greeters, and those who help our staff keep the athletic facilities clean and comfortable for guests and players. Prayer volunteers also play an integral role by praying that children learn about Jesus and that parents find fellowship and community. Coach volunteers should have a fair knowledge of the sport and a growing relationship with Jesus to share. Commitments include practice (1hr) one night a week with a devotion and one weekend game (1hr) each Saturday.

Soccer Season: Sept. - Nov.
Basketball Season: Dec. - Feb.
Flag Football Season: March - May
Volleyball Season: March – May

Our high school and middle school volunteers are the heartbeat of our program, leading small groups, organizing events, helping during retreats, and building relationships with students. Our high-energy team desires to help kids in grades 6-12 grow their faith in Christ in a safe, welcoming environment.

Elementary Ministry is for people who love a fast paced, fun filled environment that desires to see children grow in their faith. There are several opportunities each week, whether it’s checking children in on Sunday mornings, volunteering on Wednesday nights at KSG, leading a Sunday School small group, helping during summer Vacation Bible School and much more.

Volunteers help foster a relationship with Jesus and establish a strong Biblical foundation for our littlest ones. Provide care and play for infants and toddlers; teach Bible lessons, play games, make crafts, sing songs and help preschoolers learn memory verses.

Support high school graduates through our “Adopt a Student” program by praying for and regularly encouraging students during their first year of college or a new career. You can also serve by providing snacks or dinner for weekly Bible studies and monthly college lunches, helping create spaces where students feel welcomed, supported and connected to community.

Serve locally and globally through opportunities that help extend the love of Christ to others. Get involved through Global Missions opportunities like mission trips, the Mission Conference, and prayer gatherings; Local Missions initiatives including Come Serve With Us, Thanksgiving Boxes, and partnerships with local ministries; or Community Outreach opportunities such as ELL, hospitality and evangelism classes, and neighborhood ministry efforts.

People were made to worship and will always worship something. Be on a team that takes a consistent, thoughtful approach to music to help you engage with Christ in many ways, all geared towards Gospel truth that impacts people on a deeper level. Whether you’re a musician, singer, or simply interested in helping keep our youth choir rehearsals running smoothly, there are opportunities for all ages to get involved.

At Cedar Springs, we strive to create a welcoming and supportive environment for individuals and families with special needs. Volunteers can serve in a variety of ways, including as classroom buddies for children and students on Sunday mornings, teachers or helpers in special needs Sunday School classes for children and adults, volunteers during respite care events, or leaders and helpers in outreach and Bible study ministries for adults with special needs.

Volunteer with the Generations Ministry, an all-inclusive ministry for adults ages 60 and over, by helping with event setup and cleanup or providing transportation to off-campus activities. You can also serve with the Generations Kitchen Keepers by helping maintain the Fellowship Hall and kitchen spaces.