Acts of Service
Using our gifts to serve others and glorify God through practical love.
About Acts of Service
Acts of Service (ACTS) provides CCC members the opportunity to use their spiritual gifts and practical skills to help others in need. We serve as a connecting ministry that supports individuals with urgent needs, while also offering fellowship and growth opportunities for volunteers.
Participants can expect:
Participants can expect:
- Practical Service: Helping meet urgent needs in the community.
- Connection & Fellowship: Building relationships within the body of Christ.
- Support & Guidance: Each person receiving assistance is paired with an ACTS Advocate who guides them through the process.
Need Assistance?
ACTS can help in several ways:
- Connect you with an ACTS volunteer who has the skills to meet your need.
- Connect you with reliable contractors for competitive bids.
- Provide an advocate to help you find solutions to your unique situation.
How it Works:
- Click “Request Assistance” to submit your information and describe your need.
- An ACTS Manager will contact you to verify details and create a plan.
- Volunteers will carry out the work under your agreement, with ongoing guidance from your Advocate.
- Feedback is requested to improve the ministry.
Safety First
ACTS follows strict Safe Service Guidelines to protect all participants.
Who Can Volunteer & How to Get Involved
If you want to serve using your gifts and practical skills:
- ACTS Volunteers provide hands-on help.
- ACTS Advocates guide and oversee projects.
- ACTS Administrators / Managers coordinate needs and volunteers.
How it Works:
- Click “Join the Acts Team” to submit your skills and availability.
- You’ll be matched with people in need according to your abilities.
- An ACTS Advocate will guide the process and provide support.
- Celebrate completed projects with the team and strengthen church fellowship.
Policy for Safety and Interaction
- To protect CCC members, volunteers, and recipients:
- Males do not enter a single woman’s home alone.
- Married couples may enter upon invitation.
- Volunteers meet in neutral spaces if needed.
- Single females may enter a single woman’s home upon request or invitation.
- Male volunteers may enter a man’s home alone only with permission.
Questions?
If you have questions or would like to learn more about how the ACTS Team serves and supports our church family, we’d love to connect with you. Reach out to get more information or explore ways to get involved.
Please use our contact page to contact our ministry leader.
Please use our contact page to contact our ministry leader.