Volunteer Teams

Volunteer form
Volunteer form
List of Teams
List of Teams
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Everything is better when Everybody serves.

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Volunteer Opportunities 

Here are a list of areas of opportunity to serve in at Lakeview. If something catches your eye, fill out the form and someone from our team will follow up with you.

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  • There are many ways to help out: hands on in the classroom, registration desk, program prep, and more!

    Zeyda Gomez (Early Years)
    scotty@lakeviewchurch.com

    Scotty Braun (Elementary)
    zeyda@lakeviewchurch.com

  • Connect with students directly as a Small Group leader, or lend a hand with the program team.

    Mitchell Diesen
    mitchell@lakeviewchurch.com

  • Invest in the lives of our young people during a key stretch of their lives.

    Chandra Styles
    chandra@lakeviewchurch.com

  • Friendly faces at the entrance are always needed to help welcome our community each Sunday.

    Chandra Styles
    chandra@lakeviewchurch.com

  • Serving up hot drinks and warm smiles.

    Steph Preiss
    cafe@lakeviewchurch.com

  • Opportunities for musicians, artists, and tech-people to help shape Sunday services.

    Aeden Chan
    aeden@lakeviewchurch.com

  • A range of opportunities that include prayer teams, hospital visitation, Meal Train, and more.

    Darlene Klassen
    darlene@lakeviewchurch.com

  • Hosts are needed to provide space to gather, and leaders are needed to help people connect in community.

    Curtis Anderson
    curtis@lakeviewchurch.com

  • Opportunities abound for those who like to use their hands to tinker, fix, tend, and build.

    Laurie Meschishnick
    laurie@lakeviewchurch.com

Find a place to Serve.

Serving at Lakeview is a great way to activate your God given gifts and discover your sweet spot.

Here’s how you can Join In:

Find a volunteer team
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How it Works

  • 1) Follow Your Passions

    Everyone has something to offer. Pay attention to what energizes you, what you love to do, and where you naturally want to help. That is usually where your gift lives.

  • 2) Find Where You Fit

    Talk to a pastor or ministry leader about where your gifts might be needed. There are teams serving in all kinds of ways at Lakeview and there is likely a spot that fits exactly who you are.

  • 3) Give It A Try

    Sign up for a team and give yourself a full season to experience it. Real community is built over time and some of the most meaningful connections at Lakeview happen through serving together week after week.

  • 4) Repeat or Mix It Up

    Did you find your fit? Keep going. Your team needs you. If it did not feel quite right, that is okay too. Try something new and keep exploring until you find the place that feels like home.