Serve at Prince

Teacher – The spiritual leader of the group, serving as group administrator and Bible study leader.

Apprentice Teacher – Serves alongside the Teacher as a spiritual leader of the group. Willing to teach 30 to 50% of the time. Usually becomes the teacher of a new group when needed.

Care Group Leader – Ministers to 5-7 other people from the group. Each Care Group leader systematically stays in touch weekly with a small group of group members (5-7).

Door Greeter – Arrive 15 minutes before group time to greet individuals arriving to the classroom and introduce any guests to group leaders and participants.

Outreach Leader – Coordinates evangelism emphasis and activities of the group. Leads the group to discover and enroll non-Community Group attendees and lost or un-churched prospects. Greets all guests and introduces them to group members.

Secretary – Volunteer records weekly attendance online through Realm, keeps announcements before the group, and assigns new members to care groups.

Fellowship Leader – Responsible for planning group social events, using the social event as a tool to facilitate and deepen relationships.

Assimilation Volunteer – Volunteers will assist Guests and Prince Partners in connecting with any next steps toward Baptism, Membership, Community Groups, D-Group, Missions, and Service.

Open House Volunteer – Volunteers may assist with check-in, photos, seating, table clean-up, and various needs during the event.

Family Group Host Team – Volunteers willing to open their homes to host a weekly small group of 10-20 college students per group. You just need to host, not lead the group. We can pick a night that works best with your schedule.

Prince College Serve Team – For our big events (and even occasionally for our Prince College Nights on Wednesdays) we need volunteers to serve! If you’d be willing to be a part of a team to help with set-up, tear-down, greeting, and all other things needed to pull off these events, please sign up!

Photography Team – Volunteers will help capture different events that happen at Prince throughout the year, including Sunday morning services, special church-wide events, and ministry-specific gatherings. Volunteers should be familiar with photography techniques and preferably have their own camera, although not required.

Equip Class Teacher – Volunteers work alongside the Pastor of Equipping to plan, develop, and teach a short-term (6 or 12-week) Equip Class on Wednesday nights.

Equip Class Assistant Teacher – Volunteers work alongside the lead teacher to learn how to prepare and teach a class. Be willing to teach portions of the class or take 1 to 2 weeks of the class as needed. This is a great option for someone looking to take a first step in using their spiritual gift of teaching.

Wednesday Night Dinner Team – Volunteers are needed to assist with setting up and cleaning for Wednesday Night Meals. This may require lifting/moving tables and chairs, trash removal, and cleaning as needed. Volunteers arrive around 4:30pm and will finish in time to attend Wednesday night classes.


Special Events Team – Volunteers are needed to help with setup and cleaning for special church events. This may require lifting/moving tables and chairs, trash removal, and cleaning as needed. These events take place during the week and weekends (e.g. Student events, Camp 78, Senior Adult luncheon, Men’s Prayer breakfast, etc.).

Coffee Team – Volunteers will be involved in brewing and serving coffee, as well as restocking coffee supplies. You can meet new people or catch up with friends while sharing a hot cup of coffee with them.

Family Night Supper Server Team – Volunteers can help serve the Wednesday meal from 4:30-6pm. You can help families with small children at the bar or help restock desserts, salads, etc. A side benefit to serving on this team—you eat FREE.

Family Night Supper Kitchen Team – Volunteers can work with our food services team to prepare food in our commercial kitchen on Wednesdays beginning at 11am. Times are flexible, and assignments vary based on your skill level.

Family Night Cleanup Team – Volunteers can also come and eat during dinner, then help staff clean up from dinner after 6pm. Things needed at the end of the night are helping in the dish room, cleaning food bars, highchairs, and washing and sanitizing tables and carts

Special Events Team – Volunteer helps set up, prepare, and serve during special events for church-wide and ministry-specific events throughout the year. This includes events such as Women’s Gatherings, church-wide conferences, Community events, and Kids camps scheduled in Spring and Summer.

Homebound Visitation Team – Volunteers are needed to make occasional visits to Prince Partners who are not able to attend church.

Widow/widower Care Team – Volunteers will offer regular check-ins and assistance with practical needs, including but not limited to grocery shopping, transportation, light household tasks, or simply providing friendly companionship.

Golf Cart Team – Volunteers provide transportation for guests from distant parking areas to the main building and Tabernacle before and after services. This role helps ensure a safe and welcoming arrival for everyone on campus. Volunteers must be at least 25 years old to operate the golf carts and will serve once a month.

Parking Lot Team – Volunteers serve as the first point of contact for guests as they arrive on campus by directing traffic and assisting with parking. This team helps create a smooth, friendly, and safe arrival experience. Volunteers serve once a month.

First-time Guest Greeters – Volunteers welcome first-time guests who park in designated guest areas by greeting them outside as they approach the building. Greeters walk guests to a Welcome Desk and help them feel comfortable and cared for from the moment they arrive. Volunteers serve once a month.

Welcome Team – Volunteers welcome and register guests at one of the Welcome Areas across campus. They assist guests and partners by answering questions, sharing information about Prince and its ministries, and escorting families to classrooms or other destinations as needed. Volunteers serve once a month.

Door Greeter Team – Volunteers warmly welcome people as they enter the doors of our buildings on Sunday mornings and Wednesday evenings. A friendly smile and kind greeting help reflect the love of Christ and the heart of Prince. Volunteers serve once a month.

Guest Check-in Team – Volunteers assist new guests at Check-In Desks on Sunday mornings and Wednesday evenings in the Preschool area. This team helps ensure a smooth and secure check-in process while creating a welcoming experience for families. Volunteers serve once a month.

Worship Service Usher Team – Volunteers greet attendees as they enter the Worship Center and Tabernacle, assist with seating, distribute materials as needed, and help maintain a welcoming and distraction-free worship environment. Volunteers serve once a month.

Medical Team – Volunteers respond to and assist with medical emergencies that occur on campus. Scheduling is flexible based on availability. Team members must be EMT-certified or be a licensed nurse or physician. Service frequency is determined by availability and team needs.

Lanier Gardens Van Driver Team – Volunteers pick up and return residents from three retirement centers for Sunday services using the church’s mini-bus. A motor vehicle background check is required, but a commercial license is not necessary. Volunteers must be at least 25 years old to drive and serve once a month.

Sunday Community Group Leader – Volunteers lead a grade-level group of kids (Kindergarten–5th grade) during one of our Sunday services (9:30 or 11:00 AM). Leaders use The Gospel Project curriculum to help kids grow in their faith through engaging discussion and activities. Training is provided, and this role serves weekly with a commitment from August through July.

Wednesday Small Group Leader – Volunteers lead a gender and grade-specific group of kids (Kindergarten–5th grade) during Wednesday night programming. Leaders use a fun, engaging curriculum to help kids grow in their faith and build meaningful relationships. Training is provided, and this role serves weekly with a commitment from August through May.

Welcome Team – Volunteers are the friendly first faces families see! You’ll welcome kids and parents at the Kids Welcome Desk and Kids Theater doors, help families find their classroom, and support first-time guests as they check in. This role helps create a safe, smooth, and joyful start to every visit. Training is provided, and volunteers typically serve once a month.

Kids Media Team – Volunteers help bring our large group environments to life by running production elements such as ProPresenter, audio, and lighting. No prior experience is needed—we’re happy to train anyone willing to serve! (Sunday and Wednesday)

Kids Motions Team – Volunteers lead kids in worship by teaching and leading fun, engaging motions that help them connect with God in meaningful ways. This role is great for anyone willing to learn motions and bring energy to worship. (Sunday and Wednesday)

Kids Worship Team – Volunteers bring energy and joy to kids worship by leading through song! Vocalists and musicians help create a fun, engaging, and meaningful worship experience that invites kids to connect with God through music. (Sunday)

Prayer Ministry Team – Volunteers will pray for specific individuals and church needs from the privacy of their own homes.

Grief Support Team – Volunteers will minister to individuals facing grief and loss.

Sunday Volunteer – Volunteers care for infants through Pre-K, creating a safe, nurturing, and joyful space while parents attend worship. You’ll help little ones feel loved, comforted, and engaged—playing with infants and toddlers, and guiding preschoolers (ages 2–Pre-K) as they explore biblical truths through stories, songs, and hands-on activities. Your role helps lay the foundation of faith in the hearts of children while making Sunday mornings fun and meaningful!

Wednesday Volunteer – Volunteers care for infants through Pre-K in a lively and engaging midweek environment! You’ll provide loving care for infants and toddlers while leading preschoolers (ages 2–Pre-K) in fun, movement-filled activities. Through music, play, and hands-on experiences, you’ll help kids feel safe, valued, and excited to explore biblical truths in a joyful, nurturing setting.

Sunday Large Group Teacher – Volunteers lead preschoolers in worship and bring Scripture to life in a fun, engaging, and energetic environment. This role is perfect for anyone passionate about helping little ones connect with Jesus, grow in faith, and experience His Word through music, stories, and interactive teaching in a large group setting.

Welcome Team – Volunteers are the friendly first faces families see! You’ll welcome kids and parents at the Preschool Welcome Desk and hallways, help families find their classroom, and support first-time guests as they check in. This role helps create a safe, smooth, and joyful start to every visit. Training is provided, and volunteers typically serve once a month.

Preschool Media Team – Volunteers help bring our large group environments to life by running production elements such as ProPresenter, audio, and lighting. No prior experience is needed—we’re happy to train anyone willing to serve! (Sunday and Wednesday).

Primary Teachers – Volunteers will lead structured English classes, delivering lessons and facilitating activities based on participant skill level.

Assistant Teachers – Volunteers will aid primary teachers in English classes by providing support to students and assisting with classroom activities.

Individual Conversation Partners – Volunteers will practice English with students throughout the week, offering additional conversational practice as needed.

Transportation Drivers – Volunteers will pick up and drop off students at designated locations in Athens, ensuring safe and reliable transportation.

Prayer Partners – Volunteers will pray alongside and over the ministry, offering spiritual support and intercession.

Leading the Monthly Newsletter – Volunteers will collect information and send updates to ministry participants, keeping them informed of events and news.

Coffee Chats – Volunteers will participate in weekly conversations with international students, fostering engagement and building relationships.

PEC Care Team – Volunteers will invite international students into their homes on a regular basis, offering hospitality and cultural exchange as well as during holidays.

Community Group Volunteer – Volunteers provide support for participants during community groups at either 9:15 or 11:00 AM. They serve either in Prince Pals or provide inclusive support within the preschool, kids, or student ministries. The commitment is weekly for college students, or 1-2 Sundays a month for students and adults.

Wednesday Night Volunteer – Volunteers provide support for participants from preschool through high school during our Wednesday night activities. They are a vital part of our midweek ministry, ensuring a safe and engaging environment for all students. The only additional commitment is serving two Wednesdays per month.

Serve Support – Volunteers support and serve alongside older participants, from high school students to adults, as they serve in various roles throughout the church. This team helps empower others to use their gifts in ministry. The commitment for this role is 1-2 times per month on either Wednesdays or Sundays.

Welcome Team (Accessibility Focus) – Volunteers serve alongside First Impression teams to warmly welcome Prince Pals families and any guests who may need accessibility support. They help ensure each family experiences a safe, smooth, and joy-filled start to their visit by offering an accommodating presence from the moment they arrive. Specific training will be provided, and the commitment is one Sunday per month for both services or one Wednesday per month for dinner and activities.

Community Group Leader – Volunteers serve to build relationships with a specific group of students, specific by grade and gender, every week. They will facilitate community through spiritual conversations and sermon-based lessons.

Connect Team – Volunteers create a welcoming experience where students feel seen and known. They also help run student check-in and get guests connected. (Sunday or Wednesday)

Media Team – Volunteers will create fun and focused worship environments for students. They will run sound, lights, Propresenter, etc.

Support Group Leader – Volunteers provide oversight of the group and facilitate discussion in a specific support group (i.e, Cancer, Dementia Support, Griefshare, Re-Engage (Marriage), Re-Generation Recovery Ministry, etc.)

Support Group Encourager/Greeter – Volunteers arrive early and help welcome newcomers to the group. Other opportunities could involve working in conjunction with the leader to pray, call, and write cards of encouragement for those in the groups.

Women’s Ministry Door Greeter Team – Volunteers offer a smiling, friendly face to women as they arrive at Bible Study and other special events. They will welcome guests and partners as they arrive, hold the door for them to enter, and answer any questions they may have. Volunteers may designate whether they prefer to work for Bible Study or special events or both.

Bible Study Small Group Leader Team – Volunteers will facilitate discussion in a small group of 6-8 women every week in the class they attend. Bible Studies take place on Tuesday mornings, Tuesday evenings, and Wednesday evenings. They include a teaching time and a 35-45 minute discussion time. Serving in this position will involve a meeting with one of the ministry leadership team members.

Special Event Set-Up/Clean-Up Team – Volunteers for this team will assist in the set-up and clean-up of Women's ministry special events. The ministry hosts four special events per year. The needs may include decorating tables, stage or other areas, organizing printed materials and name tags, clearing tables and trash afterward, and various other needs, depending on the type of event.

Registration Team – Volunteers will assist with registration six times per year at Women’s Ministry events, and Bible Studies. The registration team will be responsible for checking women in, distributing name tags and any printed materials, and directing women to tables or areas where they are to be seated.

Prayer Team – Volunteers will commit to pray regularly for the Women's Ministry and the women of our church and community. Prince Women believes in the power of prayer and relies on the prayers of our women. Team members will pray individually daily and meet once per month to pray together as a team. This team will come early to events and pray for the event and all of the women attending.

Choir – Volunteers join a group of faithful, multi-generational people dedicated to bringing joy to our worship services and leading our church in song. The choir is a key distinction of Prince’s worship ministry, and there is no prerequisite skill or audition necessary to join. The only additional commitment is Wednesday night rehearsal from 6:15-7:30pm.

Production Team – Volunteers are responsible for the technical aspects of the worship service and special events. They are a vital part of the worship ministry and work closely with the Worship Pastor to execute the vision for Sunday morning worship. Responsibilities include lighting and camera operation, livestream monitoring, and screen display of song lyrics and video. No prior skill set is necessary, and we are happy to train anyone willing to serve.

Band/Orchestra – Volunteers who are trained musicians and interested in serving in our worship ministry are welcome. We are looking for all musicians, regardless of skill level, and will develop a plan to help you serve based on an initial assessment. The only additional commitments are Wednesday night rehearsals for orchestra and Sunday morning rehearsals for the band.

Baptism Team – Volunteers assist the pastor and candidate for baptism during this significant milestone for followers of Jesus. Please arrive about 25-30 minutes before the service to open the door to the baptismal, get t-shirts for candidates/pastor, turn on and set up a mic on the pastor, and prepare the towels for them.

Altar Counselor Team – Volunteers assist the pastors during the invitation time at the end of each service. Should an individual need extended prayer or desire salvation and/or membership, staff members will assign a volunteer to them at the front of the sanctuary. Volunteers will take the individual backstage, where there will be resources available for them to counsel and pray with this individual.