Serve
Put your hands to use
Cedar Hollow runs on people who show up — at the door on Sunday, in the nursery, behind a soundboard, or on a neighbor’s roof on a Saturday. Pick a team that fits your week.
Greeters
One Sunday a month, arrive 30 min early
The first face someone sees when they walk in nervous about visiting a new church. Hold a door, learn a name, point someone toward coffee.
Good for: People who like people — no experience needed. · Led by Carol Whitt
Kids Ministry
One service a month or every week, your choice
Teach, play and keep birth through 5th grade safe, loved and a little bit rowdy for an hour. Background-checked and trained before your first solo Sunday.
Good for: Parents, grandparents and anyone who's good at building a blanket fort. · Led by Keisha Morgan
Worship & Tech
One Sunday every 2–3 weeks, arrive 90 min early
Sound, slides, livestream and lighting — the unglamorous work that lets everyone else worship without noticing the tech at all.
Good for: Musicians, and anyone who's ever fixed a family member's Wi-Fi. · Led by Tyler Ames
Meals Ministry
As your schedule allows, a few times a year
Cook Wednesday Night Supper for 180 people, or drop a casserole to a family after a surgery or a new baby. Recipes not required — Sysco delivers the basics.
Good for: Cooks, non-cooks who can still deliver a warm dish, and everyone in between. · Led by Carol Whitt
Serve Homewood
A few Saturdays a year, no ongoing commitment
Yard work, minor home repairs, a school supply drive — practical help for neighbors who need a hand, with zero expectation they visit on Sunday.
Good for: Anyone with two hands and a Saturday morning free. · Led by Rachel Dunn