Lead Discussions: Facilitate engaging conversations centered around Scripture, helping members apply God’s Word to their daily lives.
Follow Guided Curriculum: We encourage leaders to use our Life Group Sermon Application curriculum. You may also choose to supplement or lead independent studies or books that have strong spiritual components.
Foster Community: Create a warm, welcoming, and safe space where people feel seen, known, and loved.
Encourage Growth: Support members in their spiritual journey and encourage deeper relationships with Jesus and one another.
Build Relationships: Nurture connections through prayer, sharing life, and being present for one another.
Writing: Craft clear, engaging messages to share church updates, stories, and events.
Design: Create visually compelling graphics and materials for print and digital use.
Social Media: Help manage and grow our online presence to reach and engage our community.
Photography: Capture moments that reflect the life, faith, and mission of our church.
Video: Film and edit content that tells powerful stories and supports church communications.
Are there other areas of experience you have that you would be willing to offer your guidance. Great, what are they? Contact us with your interest or questions
Classroom: Join a team of compassionate volunteers facilitating learning about Jesus in a dedicated classroom for youth and adults with learning and physical disabilities.
Buddies: Provides one-on-one support and inclusion for kids with learning and physical disabilities to help them experience Jesus’ love and engage in the Bible lessons and activities.
Small Group Leader: Nurture the faith of kids and students (3-year-olds – 12th grade) through meaningful spiritual conversations, interactions and guidance using the Awana Curriculum.
Bridges Compassion Network Liaison
Passionate about connecting people and meeting real needs? Step into this vital role and become a bridge between our church and the community. Contact us today to learn how you can serve as a Compassion Network Liaison and help lead the way in local outreach!
Impact Days: Join us as we serve under-resourced families and senior citizens through hands-on community projects—such as yard beautification, food packing and distribution, prayer outreach, bicycle repair, and more. These events take place four times a year.
Upcoming Dates:
Ready to make a difference? Mark your calendar and sign up to serve! Whether you’re skilled in a trade or simply have a heart to help, there’s a place for you at our next Impact Day. Invite friends and family to join you in being the hands and feet of Jesus in our community.
Sunday Group Leader: Invest in students by leading a small group where they can build friendships, grow in their faith, and serve with others.
Wednesday Group Leader: Invest in students by leading a small group where they can build friendships, grow in their faith, and serve with others.
Small Group Leader: Nurtures young hearts and minds through meaningful spiritual conversations, interactions and guidance using the Orange Curriculum.
Room Host: Creates a welcoming and organized environment for age classroom to explore their faith in the Kid’s Ministry.
Large Group Emcee: Engages and educates young ones with enthusiasm and joy as the dynamic presenter of the Children’s Ministry’s larger gatherings.
Check-In Team: Ensures a smooth, seamless, and secure process for families to check in their kids on Sunday morning.
Behind-the-scenes work provides much appreciated support to our ministry teams. Your help allows us to focus on leading and caring for children.
Campus Coordinator: Help ensure the smooth functioning of Sunday services and communicate via walkie-talkie to key Sunday gathering leaders.
Greeters: Welcome people with a warm smile. Show them where to go for gatherings, family ministry, and other areas of interest.
Ushers: Help create a warm, friendly, and inviting atmosphere for all who walk through our doors. Answer questions and distribute communion elements on specified Sundays.
Info Table: Assist people visiting and needing information. Answer questions and provide literature or other resources.
Refreshments Team: Set up and tear down coffee stations and snacks. Supervise that refreshment stations are well stocked and in order.
Singer: Create music that inspires listeners to pursue a relationship with Jesus
Musician: Create music that inspires listeners to pursue a relationship with Jesus
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Bridges Community Church is currently in the process of searching for our next Senior Pastor.
Our Elder team met with a representative from our denomination (EFCA) to prepare and plan the Ask, Seek, Knock process (Matthew 7:7-8).
This Plan will be executed in two phases:
The church vision, mission, and values have been updated along with the Senior Pastor job description/profile. A search committee has been prayerfully appointed.
On Sunday, January 15, we held a meeting for members to vote for the calling of Pastor Nate Glaze as Senior Pastor. The vote was in accordance to the by-laws of the church constitution and we are pleased to announce the congregation’s approval of Pastor Nate as Senior Pastor! There will be an installation service planned in the next few months and we will announce the time at a later date.
Join us in congratulating Pastor Nate!
December 22
On Sunday, 1/8/2023, as part of the Senior Pastor search process, the Elders will be hosting two informal Q&A sessions with Pastor Nate Glaze. You’re welcome to attend either Q&A session and they are not limited to church members. The first will be held 9:30-10:30 AM before service in the gym (refreshments will be served). The second will be held 12:30-1:30 PM after the service in the gym (lunch will be served).
On Sunday, 1/15/2023, we will have a congregational member vote in the gym from 10:00-10:45 AM to decide the call of Pastor Nate Glaze as Senior Pastor of Bridges Community Church. The result of the vote will be communicated later in the 11:00 AM service.
Absentee ballots – If you are a member of Bridges AND cannot attend in person on 1/15/2023, you may cast an absentee ballot after one of the two Q&A sessions on 1/8/2023. Absentee ballots are not intended for early voting but are being made available to accommodate members who cannot attend on 1/15/2023. Absentee ballots must be cast and deposited BEFORE leaving the Q&A session.
July 31, 2022
Survey sent to congregation to collect input
July 24, 2022
Search team introduced at Sunday Worship Gathering
July 15, 2022
Search team formed