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Become a Servant Leader?

We use the term “Servant Leader” instead of the word “volunteer.” The term is inspired from Matthew 20:26, which speaks of being a servant. We believe God doesn’t raise leaders, but He raises servants who become leaders. Servant leaders at EYYS are individuals who have experienced the glory of God and now want to help us facilitate an event to allow others to enter in.

Apply to be a Servant Leader

WAYS TO SERVE

1
TEAM LEADS

Each team leader will coordinate within a specific Volunteer Assignment to oversee all volunteers within that specific area.

2
GREETERS

Greeters eagerly welcome patrons to CTMI events. They direct attendees to the correct areas of ministry.

3
USHERS

Ushers are responsible for maintaining the sanctity of the site and ensuring that order is maintained.

4
SECURITY

Security will work with ushers and greeters to ensure the safety of all the people attending the event.

5
REGISTRATION FACILITATOR

Assists staff with registering patrons for EYYS. Duties include but not limited to check-in and on-site registration.

6
SETUP / BREAKDOWN / DÉCOR

Assists with decorating and preparing the space for the event. This includes set-up and breakdown before and after the event..

7
SOCIAL MEDIA & MARKETING

Assists with specific projects during the Summit; graphics, note-taking for quotes, and posting on social media.

8
PHOTOGRAPHY

Photographers will assist the Creative Director with capturing quality photos during the Summit.

9
IT SUPPORT

Must have expert knowledge of testing, setting up, installing, repairing, and using various computer systems.

10
FLOOR DIRECTOR

Works with service producers and head ushers at “ground zero” of an event stage to facilitate order and flow of activities.

11
STAGE HANDS

Including but not limited to working under the Floor Director to move items on and off of the stage, and helping women up the stairs.

12
INTERCESSORS

Will assist with setting the atmosphere, covering the Summit & attendees, and hosts in prayer before, during, and after the event.