A Sedgefield Presbyterian Church Ministry Match
We all have different gifts, interests, personalities, and amounts of time to give. Some people love being in front of a crowd. Others would rather work behind the scenes. Some have an hour a month; others are looking for a place to really dig in.
There is no “right” way to serve. The church needs all kinds of people—and all kinds of gifts.
Take this quick quiz and see which areas of ministry might be a good fit for you!
There are no wrong answers. Choose the answer that sounds most like you. You may discover one clear fit—or several!
1. If you suddenly had a free Saturday morning at church, you’d rather…
A. Be outside, getting my hands dirty
B. Fix something that isn’t working
C. Organize, decorate, or get things ready
D. Spend time with children or teenagers
E. Help someone who could use a hand
F. Sing, make music, or rehearse
G. Learn something new or have a good conversation
H. Work behind the scenes to make Sunday happen
I. Make coffee, serve food, and make people feel welcome
2. Which compliment sounds most like you?
A. “You always notice when something needs to be done.”
B. “You are so good with people.”
C. “You can organize anything.”
D. “You have a way with kids.”
E. “You are always willing to lend a hand.”
F. “You are talented and creative.”
G. “You ask really good questions.”
H. “You are dependable. I know I can count on you.”
I. “You make everyone feel welcome.”
3. How would you describe your ideal volunteer commitment?
A. Give me a regular job I can own.
B. Let me help when something needs to be done.
C. I’d rather help with occasional projects or events.
D. I’d love something involving people and relationships.
E. I’m looking for something meaningful where I can make a difference.
F. I’m not sure yet—I just know I want to help somehow!
4. Which of these sounds the most fun?
A. Planting flowers or working in the church garden
B. Building, repairing, painting, or fixing things
C. Planning a church event
D. Leading a group of kids
E. Helping someone in our community who is struggling
F. Singing in a choir
G. Studying the Bible or exploring a book with other people
H. Making sure everything works for Sunday morning
I. Serving a meal and spending time with other church members
5. What kind of environment brings out your best?
A. Quiet and independent
B. Hands-on and practical
C. Creative and collaborative
D. Energetic and a little unpredictable!
E. Personal and relational
F. Thoughtful and conversational
G. Organized and structured
H. Social and welcoming
6. Which statement sounds most like you?
A. “If it needs doing, I’ll figure out how to do it.”
B. “I love making things better.”
C. “I love creating experiences people remember.”
D. “Kids and teenagers bring me energy.”
E. “I want my time to make a tangible difference in someone’s life.”
F. “Music is one of the ways I connect with God.”
G. “I love learning—and I love discussing what I’m learning.”
H. “I don’t need to be the center of attention. Just tell me what needs to happen.”
I. “I love bringing people together.”
Your Results
There isn’t just one way to serve at Sedgefield. Look for the areas that sound like you—and don’t be surprised if you find more than one!
THE HANDS-ON HELPER
You might enjoy: Gardening & Grounds • Routine Church Maintenance • Cleaning • Organizing
You see things that need to be done—and you’re the person who actually does them. You don’t necessarily need recognition. You just like knowing that something is taken care of.
Ways to serve:
- Gardening and Grounds
- Routine Church Maintenance
- Weekly & Monthly Cleaning & Organizing
THE CREATIVE SPIRIT
You might enjoy: Choir • Worship Planning • Children’s Choir • Our Craft Fundraiser
Music and worship are meaningful ways to connect with God and with one another. Whether you’re an experienced musician or simply love to sing, there’s a place for you.
Ways to serve:
- Adult Choir
- Men’s Choir
- Children’s Choir
- Planning & Preparing Worship Services
- Craft Fundraiser
THE HEART FOR OTHERS
You might enjoy: Benevolence • Sunday Serve • Children’s Ministry • Outreach
You notice people. You care about what they’re going through. You want your time to make someone’s life a little easier, brighter, or more hopeful.
Ways to serve:
- Benevolence Ministry
- Sunday Serve Ministry
- Children’s Ministry
- Church Outreach
THE KID WHISPERER
You might enjoy: Children’s Sunday School • 5th Grade Youth Group • Children’s Choir
You don’t mind a little noise, energy, creativity, or unpredictability. You understand that investing in children and young people is one of the most important things a church can do.
Ways to serve:
- Children’s Sunday School
- 5th Grade Youth Group
- Children’s Choir
THE CURIOUS CHRISTIAN
You might enjoy: Adult Sunday School • Bible Studies • Book Studies
You like asking questions. You enjoy learning. You don’t need to have all the answers—you’re interested in exploring faith together.
Ways to serve:
- Adult Sunday School
- Bible Studies
- Book Studies
- Faith Formation
THE CONNECTOR
You might enjoy: Fellowship Events • Sunday Serve • Children’s Ministry
You believe church is about more than Sunday morning. You love creating opportunities for people to laugh, eat, talk, connect, and feel like they belong.
Ways to serve:
- Fellowship Events
- Sunday Serve Ministry
- Children’s Ministry
THE BEHIND-THE-SCENES HERO
You might enjoy: Sunday Sound • Worship Planning • Maintenance • Cleaning
You don’t need to be on stage. In fact, you’d probably prefer not to be! You are happiest knowing that everything is working, prepared, and ready when people arrive.
Ways to serve:
- Sunday Sound System
- Planning & Preparing Worship Services
- Routine Church Maintenance
- Weekly & Monthly Cleaning
THE “JUST TELL ME WHERE YOU NEED ME” PERSON
You might enjoy: Sunday Serve • Fellowship Events • Special Projects
You may not have one particular ministry calling your name—and that’s perfectly okay! You’re dependable, flexible, and willing to jump in wherever you’re needed.
Ways to serve:
- Sunday Serve Ministry
- Fellowship Events
- Special church projects and events
Ready to Try Something?
You don’t have to commit to something forever.
Try it. Meet the people involved. See what you think.
You may discover a gift you didn’t know you had—or find that something you thought wasn’t “your thing” becomes one of your favorite parts of church life.
God has given each of us gifts. The question isn’t whether you have something to offer. The question is:
Where might God be calling you to share it?
Want to Learn More?
Choir — Baker Lawrimore, (828) 776-6139
Adult Choir • Men’s Choir • Children’s Choir
Gardening & Grounds — Ruby Johnson
(336) 908-9559
Routine Church Maintenance — Drake Mitchell or Reece Craven
Drake: (336) 549-4662
Reece: (336) 978-3234
Weekly & Monthly Cleaning — Linda Price
(336) 707-7792
Children’s Ministry — Meghan Hadley
5th Grade Youth Group • Children’s Sunday School
(336) 707-9980
Planning & Preparing Worship Services — Diane Weeks
(336) 707-7651
Sunday Serve Ministry — Karen Johnson
(336) 317-2786
Sunday Sound System — Gordon Johnson
(336) 706-9303
Benevolence Ministry — Charlotte Stone or Ellen Morton
Charlotte: (336) 317-1752
Ellen: (336) 473-0375
Faith Formation — Meghan Hadley
Adult Sunday School • Bible Studies • Book Studies
(336) 707-9980
Fellowship Events — Terri Craver or Beth Berry
Terri: (336) 937-3246
Beth: (336) 209-8835