This month we are highlighting our growing Housekeeping Ministry Team. This team helps maintain an orderly and appropriately cleaned church building. The housekeeping team not only takes care of weekly cleaning, but also more extensive cleaning projects that are done monthly or seasonally.
As you can imagine cleaning a building this large is no easy task. We currently have three volunteers who faithfully help clean weekly, but are still looking for more help. Serving on the Housekeeping team is perfect for someone who needs flexibility in their schedule. Each volunteer determines when they come in and serve.
If you want to know more about what it is like to be a part of the Housekeep team, find Bruce Southworth, Brenda Baylor, or Alma Cadett-Ottly and ask them why they serve in this way. If you are interested in becoming part of the team, contact Sarah Johnson.
Wednesday, October 25, 2017
Servant Spotlight: Betty Whiteman
This month’s servant spotlight is on Betty Whiteman. She is heavily involved in our Missions and Outreach Ministry Teams. Her service reflects her heart for God and his people. Betty, thank you for being a great example to us of what it means to serve in both the church family and the community.
How do you serve in the church family and the community?
In the past I have taught Sunday School and sang in the choir. I now serve each Tuesday in the Personal Needs Pantry, which is also a community service of We Care. I’m a member of the Bangor Advisory Board for We Care, which is involved in community projects to earn money to further help people in need. I also help with and furnish food for funeral dinners and am a member of the mission team.
Why do you serve?
I was asked to serve. At first I rejected, but the more I serve, I feel God has called me to do so. I have been blessed more than I ever imagined.
What is your favorite part about serving?
It is the feeling you get when people show appreciation. Its knowing I’m doing what God wants me to do.
What have you learned from serving other?
Helping and doing for others gives me purpose. I realize how fortunate I am. The rewards are great.
What would you say to someone who is considering serving in a new way?
If you are asked or you see a need, do it. Your relationships will improve, your example will help others. You’ll be blessed in many different ways.
How do you serve in the church family and the community?
In the past I have taught Sunday School and sang in the choir. I now serve each Tuesday in the Personal Needs Pantry, which is also a community service of We Care. I’m a member of the Bangor Advisory Board for We Care, which is involved in community projects to earn money to further help people in need. I also help with and furnish food for funeral dinners and am a member of the mission team.
Why do you serve?
I was asked to serve. At first I rejected, but the more I serve, I feel God has called me to do so. I have been blessed more than I ever imagined.
What is your favorite part about serving?
It is the feeling you get when people show appreciation. Its knowing I’m doing what God wants me to do.
What have you learned from serving other?
Helping and doing for others gives me purpose. I realize how fortunate I am. The rewards are great.
What would you say to someone who is considering serving in a new way?
If you are asked or you see a need, do it. Your relationships will improve, your example will help others. You’ll be blessed in many different ways.
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