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Serving

What is the vision for City Church serve teams?

To create a church where each person can use their unique gifts to build up the body of Christ so that all can come to know Jesus and grow in spiritual maturity. (Ephesians 4:1-16)

This means you are a part of something bigger than yourself. This means the gift God has given you truly matters. This means your “yes” will help others come to know and experience Christ.

To create environments of love and excellence where people can experience the life-changing power of the gospel of Jesus Christ.

We serve because we are loved and desire to love others. Our environments of excellence remove barriers for the gospel to be received and create atmospheres for God to transform the hearts of people. (Colossians 3:23)

To create opportunities where followers of Jesus can answer the call to become servants; actively demonstrating sacrificial love by serving others.

As we serve, we follow the example of Jesus. We humble ourselves in sacrifice of others, for the glory of God alone. (John 13: 1-17)

Serve Teams

City Arts Dept.

To co-create with the Creator of the universe.

City Kids

Partnering with parents to raise kids who love Jesus.

City Youth

Partnering with parents to raise teens who love Jesus.

City Worship

To create a sanctuary for Tulsa to encounter the presence of God.

Connections

To be everyone’s first friend and to help them take their next step.

Events

To create experiences that celebrate City Church, our people, and our mission.

Guest Services

To make outsiders feel like part of our family.

Host

To create an environment of hospitality so that every person feels at home.

Love Tulsa

To reach into every part of our city with the tangible love of Christ.

Microchurch

A community of people committed to living the way of Jesus.

Parking Lot

To create an easy and welcoming first impression

Prayer/Communion

To create a culture of prayer within City Church.

Safety

To deliver a safe worship environment with trained, energetic, & alert individuals.

Tech & Video

To create a sanctuary for Tulsa to encounter the presence of God.

Serve Team Descriptions & Manuals

What are the values and expectations for City Church serve teams?

We value you over what you can do for us. We are very intentional about the health of our serve team members. As you serve, we desire to come alongside you to help you grow in Christ and develop your gifts and calling.

We deal with conflict with a heart of honor and humility. We realize conflict is an inevitable part of community and life-on-life relationships. We are committed to addressing conflicts in a biblical, Christlike manner that becomes proof of the work of Christ in our lives. (Matthew 5:23-25, 18:15-17, Ephesians 4:31-32, James 1:19-21)

We communicate in a timely manner. We understand that good communication is a foundation of a healthy serve team. As a result, we commit to practicing clear and timely communication with others to maximize the effectiveness of our team.

We do everything with a heart of excellence. We believe excellence is a reflection of our love for God. We will constantly strive to do everything we do with the highest level of excellence. We will remain teachable and open to feedback, we will be on time, we will go above and beyond, all while constantly striving to improve what we do.

We transition to and from positions with honor and integrity. We know that transition is a natural and inevitable part of life. We believe in transitioning the right way to and from places by practicing the following: honoring our leaders, giving advanced notice, setting our team up for continued success, and handling any issues or conflict in a Christ-like manner.

We place an emphasis on spiritual formation. We believe spiritual formation is the key to healthy serve teams. The quickest way to fatigue, burnout, or exhaustion in serving is trying to give out of what you do not have. As healthy serve team members, we commit to spiritual rhythms and practices that continually renew our souls. (Luke 10:38-42)

We are disciples who make disciples. We believe our influence and leadership should always overflow into the development, growth, and advancement of those around us. Leaders should constantly be looking for opportunities to raise up and equip other leaders.