Known as the Altar Guild, this group prepares the elements for Communion for Cornerstone services and sets the table with the elements. Communion is served monthly at the 9:30 and 11 am services. Team members arrive at 7:30 am and serve for approximately an hour.

Help us serve slushies, Chick-fil-A, pizza, and more on a Wednesday night! In this role, you will help us make a fun cafe environment for our middle school and high school students. By serving, you're helping us create a place where students can have fun, engage in their faith, and grab dinner after school! Food handling license and prior experience helpful but not required—training will be provided.

This volunteer will operate a camera that provides the images for our online broadcast, as well as the screens and monitors in our venues' lobbies. The role is critical in helping communicate the message and the vision of the Sanctuary, Wesley Hall, and Cox Chapel worship services. The ability to follow directions is a must. No experience is required; training will be provided. Depending on the venue, you must attend the Sunday morning run-through (we will provide more details after sign-up). You will then work the services in your venue until services are complete. Time commitment options are as follows. One camera operator is needed per service, except for our Cornerstone venue which requires four camera operators per service.

Sanctuary: One or all of the following times: Sunday 7:30-9:30 am, Sunday 9:15-10:45 am, Sunday 10:30 am-12:15 pm

Cornerstone: One or both of the following times. Sunday 8-10:45 am, Sunday 10:30 am-12:15 pm

Cox Chapel: Sunday 8-9:45 am

This critical role serves a minimum 12 Sundays per year in order to help foster relationships and help our kids feel safe, known, and loved. You may be asked to step in and deliver curriculum to students. Lessons will be sent ahead of time. Opportunities are available at both the 9:30 or 11 am service times. We would love to have you serve 12 Sundays a year. Anyone working with children is required to complete a background check and MinistrySafe training every two years.

Do you love basketball, volleyball, or pickleball? We would love to have you join us on Wednesday nights to create a fun and safe environment for HPUMC Youth. You'll help start basketball games, make sure that students are being kind to one another, and help students set up for other sports they may want to play in the Tolleson Gym! Thank you for helping them see the church as a place that is fun!

Journey is a dementia respite program. Volunteers are paired with a participant with dementia to help them in activities. The program meets each Thursdays from 9:45 am to 2:15 pm to provide respite for the caregivers of participants. We have music, exercise, brain games, low-impact activities, social time, and more.

One Friday night a month, we give parents and caregivers a night off by hosting our Night OWLS respite program for kids with disabilities and their siblings. As a volunteer, you will be paired one-on-one with a child (with or without a disability) to support them in all the evening's activities. The more volunteers who sign up, the more families we are able to serve through this program.

You must attend a 2.5-hour training to volunteer in Belong programs. No prior experience with individuals with disabilities is required.

This position serves with our infants and toddlers to help create a safe and nurturing environment. We ask that you commit to 12 Sundays throughout the year. We have a team of dedicated caregivers that you will serve alongside who will take care of all the hard stuff. Opportunities are available at both the 9:30 or 11 am service times. This is a position that could be for children ages 0-2. Anyone working with children is required to complete a background check and MinistrySafe training every two years.

If you have a child or grandchild you would prefer to be paired with, please let us know when we reach out.