Which Hope Fellowship Ministry Is Right for You

Looking to get connected with a ministry at Hope Fellowship?

Take our quick 7 question quiz to find out which type of ministry fits your nature, heart, and gifts.

When you think about church involvement, what excites you most?

Deep conversations about faith and Scripture

Teaching or playing with children

Helping people in need with food or practical resources

Making friends and spending time with others socially

Working behind the scenes to keep things running smoothly

Which setting sounds most fulfilling to you?

Sitting in a circle with Bibles open, exploring God’s Word

Telling a Bible story with hand motions and crafts

Serving meals and offering kindness to someone who’s struggling

Laughing and sharing stories while doing an activity together

Quietly and faithfully preparing the church for Sundays

What kind of interaction do you prefer?

Thoughtful discussion and reflection

Animated, engaging time with kids

Moving people through an established process

Light-hearted, fun socializing

Minimal talking—just getting the job done with a smile

You’re free for a few hours each month. How would you rather use that time?

Join a group that helps me grow spiritually

Help shape a child’s view of God

Make someone feel seen and cared for through tangible service

Build community with others through shared activity

Support the church through practical, behind-the-scenes service

Which of these statements most closely matches you?

“I love learning and helping others grow in their faith.”

“Kids bring me joy, and I want to be part of their faith journey.”

“I feel called to serve those who are struggling.”

“I just want to connect and belong with others in a meaningful way.”

“I’d rather help quietly—fixing things, organizing, setting up, etc.”

What are your natural strengths?

Teaching, listening, or explaining complex ideas

Patience, playfulness, and creativity

Compassion, resilience, and nonjudgmental support

Friendliness, hospitality, and making others feel welcome

Organization, attention to detail, and reliability

Which combination of spiritual gifts seems to best reflect who God made you to be?

wisdom, knowledge, faith

teaching, encouragement, leadership

hospitality, giving, mercy

shepherding, hospitality, encouragement

service, administration, discernment

Bible Study

You are curious and want to learn and grow in your faith. You value reflection, listening, and meaningful conversation.

Participating in a Bible study is a great way to use your spiritual gifts of wisdom, discernment, encouragement, teaching, knowledge, faith, or leadership.

You can choose from a day or evening option of a Bible study for your gender.

Children's Ministries Volunteer

You are creative, warm, energetic, patient, and nurturing. You value planting seeds of faith for the next generation.

Children's Ministries is a wonderful area to use your spiritual gifts of teaching, knowledge, apostleship, evangelism, encouragement, faith, or leadership.

You can serve in nursery, children's church for grades PreK-3 or 4-5, deliver the children's message, become a prayer partner, or help with Kids' Corner at the monthly C.A.R.E. Closet distribution night. If you prefer working with older kids, you can join our Generation Spark Mentor Program or get involved in Scouts.

Love in Action

You are a compassionate, service-oriented team player. You have a servant’s heart, practical skills, and a desire to show love in action

The C.A.R.E. Closet is a great ministry to use your spiritual gifts of service, hospitality, giving, mercy, or administration.

Through the C.A.R.E. Closet, you can donate items from the list, organize the closet, or operate a station with others at our monthly meal and distribution. You also might be well suited to help with our Christmas giving event, Hope's Angels, or get connected with a ministry partner like Volunteers in Action, Jesus on Colfax, or The Table.

Social Clubs

You are friendly, community-minded, open, and positive. You value connection, enjoy building relationships, and bring a sense of joy to fellowship.

Social clubs are a great place to engage in your spiritual gifts of shepherding, hospitality, and encouragement.

The social clubs we have at Hope are Book Club, Dinner Club, Hope's Hikers, Golden Girls, and Garden Club.

Church Operations

You are dependable, focused, humble, hands-on, and happy to work faithfully behind the scenes. You get satisfaction from seeing something completed and knowing it helped others.

Helping the church function is a great way to use your spiritual gifts of service, hospitality, administration, or discernment.

There are many areas where the church could use your helping hands including:

Sound Engineer
Camera/Livestream Operator
Worship Media Technician
Community Life Team
Greeter
Coffee/Lemonade Prep
Kitchen Team
Safe Church Team
Seasonal Decorations
Security Team
Facilities Team
Worship Planning Team
Wedding/Funeral Coordinator
Library Coordinator