Worship at St. Peter's is not a spectator sport—it is a beautiful collaboration of hearts, hands, and voices. Each week, a dedicated team of volunteers helps create a meaningful experience where we encounter God's presence together. Whether you're drawn to words, hospitality, music, or behind-the-scenes details, there's a place for you to serve.
Lay Reader
As a lay reader, you help bring God’s Word to life for the congregation. You’ll receive the Scripture readings in advance so you can prepare your tone, pronunciation, and pacing. Each reader serves at one service on a given Sunday.
Communion Assistant
Communion assistants help distribute the bread and wine or grape juice during Holy Communion. You may hold the chalice and say, "The blood of Christ, shed for you," or, when needed, offer the bread with the words, "The body of Christ, given for you."
Communion Bread
Whether you're a seasoned baker or just getting started, you can offer a meaningful gift by providing communion bread for worship. Two loaves are needed each Sunday, and they can be homemade or purchased.
Altar Guild
Altar Guild members quietly and faithfully prepare the sanctuary for worship. From setting up for communion to arranging candles, flowers, and seasonal decor, their work creates a space of reverence and beauty. A detailed handbook is available for guidance.
Ushers
Ushers are often the first to welcome worshippers. They hand out bulletins, help guests find seating, collect the offering, count attendance, and provide direction during communion. Their presence helps everything flow smoothly.
Greeters
Greeters are a warm welcome at the door. They help make sure everyone—especially newcomers—feels seen and supported, offering help with directions and a friendly smile that says, "You belong here."
Tech Team
If you like working behind the scenes or have an interest in technology, the Tech Team may be a great fit. This team supports our 10:45 a.m. worship service through live streaming, managing slides, and assisting with A/V needs. No experience needed—training is provided!
Assisting Minister
Assisting ministers partner with the pastor to lead worship. Responsibilities include reading prayers and liturgy, helping with communion, and sometimes leading parts of the sung liturgy. It’s a meaningful way to step into the rhythm of worship leadership.
Interested in Serving?
We'd love to help you find your place. Whether you're ready to jump in or just curious, let us know how you'd like to get involved!
