Serve at South
At South Fellowship Church, we believe that transformation happens when we encounter Jesus and live out his heart in our community. Serving is a powerful way to do just that. Whether you’re looking for a regular commitment or a one-time opportunity, there’s a place for you to make a meaningful impact.
SERVING OUR COMMUNITY
Use your gifts
From supporting our local Food Bank to serving with South Kids or being part of our Community Care teams, we offer a variety of ways to get involved. By using your unique gifts, passions, and experiences, you’ll help us live out our mission to serve, grow, and equip each other as we join God’s redemptive plan.
Ready to take the first step? Fill out our Serve at South Interest Form by clicking the button below. We’re excited to help you get plugged in!
Serve Events
“I love Jesus and I love the kids. I love sowing seeds that will lead the kids to love Jesus more.”
“Getting to use my gifts to serve a population of people who have reached out to our church for assistance. It is a blessing to work with our team to prayfully consider how we can best assist those who need our resources.”
“Worship team is a great service opportunity and leadership is awesome.”
“It’s a wonderful chance to meet people I haven’t seen before and get to know people that I see more often.”
“I like that I have the opportunity to get to know our youngest members and their parents. They feel comfortable and safe with me. I love that look of recognition, the hugs and smiles when they see me in the lobby. I want them to feel loved, accepted, valued, safe, and protected while in the house of the Lord. If they leave feeling loved, accepted, valued, safe, and protected, then we have done our jobs.”
“It’s been really cool to build some trust with some of the students as we serve together on the youth worship team.”
“[I enjoy the] connections with other Christian women.”
“I always feel valued for my time.”
“People in the office are very kind.”
“[I enjoy] meeting new people, praying with others, [and] supporting those who are serving on the front lines.”
