The Mt.View Campus provides Central Support for all campuses. Serving hours are generally during office hours, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m

• General Office (Any day of the week) 3 Hrs. once a week - duties include answering phones, filing, addressing prayer cards, making prayer cards for Prayer Service, making copies, data entry. 
• Special Mass Mailings (4 Hrs. once a quarter- as needed) - count, bundle, and box postcards. 
• Newsletter Helper (Wednesdays or Thursdays as needed) 3 Hrs. Monthly - fold, label, and tape newsletters. 

The power of prayer is real and changes things! If you have a passion and desire for prayer and growing in your prayer life, this ministry is for you! Our heart is to pray for our leaders, the vision and ministry of Christ Church, as well as local, national, and world issues.

•  Prayer volunteers-  All are welcome to pray over worship areas and chairs before services and in the designated prayer rooms during one of the worship services at your campus. Serve one weekend a month. 
• Prayer counselors- pray with persons at the end of worship services or serve at Overflow Prayer Service (communion, confession, and anointing stations) training is required. Serve one weekend a month. 

If you have a passion to praise and can sing or play an instrument, we’d love to connect with you.
Commitment & Rehearsals: Worship team members rehearse at home and attend Wednesday night rehearsals in preparation for the weekend for Sunday services. Members can serve 1–4 times per month.
Serving Opportunities 

• Vocals 
•  Drums 
• Bass 
• Electric/Acoustic Guitar 
• Keyboard 
• Other instruments 
• Choir 

We also have opportunities to serve on Monday, Thursday, and Friday nights as part of our Celebrate Recovery Worship team.

Production is the technology team working behind the scenes in every worship service — whether on Sunday, Monday, Thursday, Friday, or for any special services—managing lights, cameras, lyrics, and sound. No experience required; we are happy to train anyone!

• Audio - Audio techs are responsible for all aspects of audio operation for worship services as well as attending weeknight band rehearsals. 
• Media - Media techs are responsible for the operation of the lyrics, timers, videos, and sermon notes played during worship services. 
• Lighting - Lighting techs are responsible for the programming and operation of the lighting systems for worship services each week. 
• Camera - Camera techs are responsible for operating both fixed and remote cameras for our worship services. 
• Online Chat Moderator - Join the live broadcast each week and participate with the online campus pastor to stimulate chat. The Chat Moderator helps to make the online worshipper comfortable, engages them to connect in conversation in the chat, connects them to areas of ministry at Christ Church as needed, and shares in prayer requests. This role can be done remotely. 
• Photographer - Photographers will help document worship services and events through photography. 

Celebrate Recovery(CR) is a ministry designed to engage growth through God's healing power using the eight recovery principles. CR is a direct life application of Biblical principles where people begin to grow and heal physically, mentally, and spiritually. CR is for anyone with a hurt, habit, or hang-up. We currently host CR at the Northside Campus on Monday nights, Statesville Campus on Thursday nights, and Mt. View Campus on Friday nights. A light meal is at 6:30 pm, and worship starts at 7:00 pm.

• Meal Coordinator works alongside the meal prep group to prepare weekly meals and offer assistance with meal planning and ideas  
• Transportation -Use the church van to pick up and drop off people from some of our Strategic Partners so they can attend Celebrate Recovery. 
• Set up & Greet - Set up worship area, greet guests, and fellowship. 
•  Meal Prep - Prepare and /or serve meal. 

 Our Children's Ministry, CCKids, is designed specifically for birth to 5th grade and strives to be the best hour of each child's week. We want children to experience an engaging, life-changing message from God's Word that is presented in a way they can understand.

• Nursery ministry (birth-2yrs old) allows parents to enjoy worship and rest assured that their babies are receiving personal care in a safe and nurturing environment. (Serve 2 Sundays a month for 1 ½ hours)
• Preschool ministry (3-5yrs old) focuses on helping preschoolers discover Biblical foundations, big stories of the Bible, and who God is. (Serve 2 Sundays a month for 1 ½ hours)
•  Elementary ministry (Kindergarten to 3rd grade) includes both a large group setting (presentation of the Bible Story) and a small group setting (a time to discuss life application of the Bible story). (Serve 2 Sundays a month for 1 ½ hours)
•  Preteen ministry (4th - 5th grades) Small group leaders make the Bible come alive and help preteens understand what it means to live for Jesus. (Serve 2 Sundays a month for 1 ½ hours)
• CCSpecial is our special needs ministry. In this ministry, children are paired with a trained buddy to receive one-on-one care in their appropriate classroom. Biblical truths are taught in the classroom and reinforced with their buddy. Inclusion is always the goal. (Serve 2 Sundays a month for 1 ½ hours)
•  Check-in Team: Greet and assist in the check-in process. (Serve 2 Sundays a month for 1 ½ hours)
•  CCKids First-Time Guest Greeter: Greet new families and assist them in completing the first-time guest form. Provide parents with information regarding the classroom settings and ministry. (Serve 2 Sundays a month for 1 ½ hours) 
• Mega Sports Camp Planning: Mega Sports Camp is our version of Vacation Bible School where discipleship, fellowship, and sports development are combined for an interactive experience. The planning team will gather to bring ideas to life. 
• Children’s Ministry Special Event Planning Team: Assists with the planning and coordination of special events within the ministry, such as monthly outreach events, workshops, etc.
• CCKids Curriculum Supply Team: Helps pack children’s curriculum once a month.
• CCKids Production Team: Provide technology needed to assist with the production.
• CCKids Event Photographer/ Videographer: Captures life-changing events through the lens of a Camera. 

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Life events happen to us all. These events may leave us sick, sad, lonely, depressed, grieving, helpless, confused, angry, desperate, and hurting. CARE Team Members come alongside others to comfort them during these times. First and foremost, we encourage others through prayer. Second, we offer support using available resources within our church and/or local community. Our CARE teams focus on needs during these life events. 

• Care Encouragement & Prayer Partners - We pray over requests and reach out with cards, calls, and emails of encouragement. 
• Sick/Hospitalized/Shut-In - Visit the sick and hospitalized by request and send support and encouragement with cards, emails, phone calls, and text messages. 
•  Death/Funeral/Grief - Reach out to comfort others during a time of loss and grief with encouraging messages and cards, and by offering assistance with food based on the needs of the immediate family on the day of the funeral. 
•  Medical/Parish Nurse - Medical professionals available for on-site medical needs. 

 Host Home - Use your gift of hospitality by opening your home and bringing a Christ-centered community into your neighborhood. As a Host, you will support the Life Group leader by providing a clean, comfortable, and welcoming environment in your home. The Life Group Host has an eye on physical and social needs, which includes welcoming new guests and coordinating refreshments.
Life Group Leader - If you have a passion to see people flourish through Christ-centered learning and fellowship, consider becoming a Life Group Facilitator. A Facilitator leads the weekly Sunday message discussions, helps your group grow in their relationship with God and with each other, and instills a heart of service within your group. You may lead a group in your own home, in a host home, in the community, or virtually (online).  Life Group Facilitator training is provided before a group begins.
Email Pastor Mike at MMoffatt@christnc.com 

CCYA is dedicated to seeing the move of God in Gen Z (18-29) lived out. Gen Z has been titled by sociologists as the “Lonely Generation,” and we know that this is the antithesis of God’s design. God created us to be WITH Him. Connected to Him and to others. The Gospel of the love of God, who tore the veil in the temple through Jesus, which prevented all people from the very near presence of God, is the solution to this loneliness. We have titled ourselves “Vine & Harvest” as a vision to see all of Gen Z get connected to The Vine (John 15) and rise up to be laborers in the harvest (Luke 10:2). If you have a passion to see the next generation grow deep roots into God’s love and purpose for their lives, this could be a great fit for you!

• CCYA Servant: Serve at weekly gatherings and events and relationally engage with Young Adults. 
• Mission Brew Server: We are meeting in Mission Brew on Wednesday nights and could use someone who would like to be trained to work in the coffee shop.

Each of our campuses has its own unique Levite Team that meets the specific physical needs of each campus. Our Levites do the necessary set-up and tear down for our worship services and other church events. Levites also can help take care of the general care, landscaping, and cleaning of their campus. 

Christ Church Prison Ministry brings hope, encouragement, and the love of Christ to men and staff in Correctional and Detention Centers. 
Through worship, powerful messages, small groups, prayer, teaching, and personal testimonies, we create opportunities for lives to be impacted and transformed. There are many ways to serve! Some opportunities take place inside the facilities and require training, paperwork, and a time commitment. You can also serve from outside the facilities by praying, encouraging, providing support, or helping gather items for prison birthday celebrations. 
Whatever your role, your involvement can make a lasting difference. 

 Outreach is taking ministry outside the walls of the church. Whether you are reaching out to the people in our community or providing humanitarian assistance, your effort can make a huge impact. We offer many different opportunities to participate in Community Outreach throughout the year, through Random Acts of Grace, Bridge Events, and meeting immediate needs in our communities. Random Acts of Grace Servant leaders have the opportunity to meet people in our communities, where they are within their everyday routines. By sharing simple random acts of kindness, we are able to share God's love with no strings attached. Random Acts of Grace spark interest in our church and open lines of communication, making it easy to invite people to attend church. Bridge Events bridge the gap between the community and the church. We host fun, welcoming events that people want to attend. Opportunities to serve range from being part of the event planning team to serving the day of the event again while sharing God's love with no strings attached.