Parent Cooperative Information
Our program is a parent cooperative, and parents are expected to participate. More information about the cooperative and exceptions to the volunteer requirement is her e. If you are a member of the Children's Ministry Team, Youth Ministry Team or are a teacher in the program or OWL teacher, or Youth Advisor, you do not need to sign up for additional volunteer duties. Thank you for all you are doing! We do not ask parents who are newcomers to the church to participate in the cooperative. For the first year, we encourage parents to go to service regularly and enter the life of the church before making a volunteer commitment.
Sunday Morning Option
9:30and 11:15 Sunday Supervisors(about 1.5 hours per month during the school year)
Non-Sunday Morning Options
Youth Family Group Dinner Support (averages about 1.5 hours per month during the school year) These roles set up and clean up for the montly Youth Family Dinner on the 1st Sunday of the month.
Special Events: (requires about 4 to 6 hours per semester) These roles help with special events hosted by the Children's and Youth ministries. Events include games nights, the Day of Service, Nifty Gifty, Pie Sunday, and the Solistice Celebration.
Special Leadership Roles: These are roles that require more commitment. If you are interested in more information about this contact the Director of Religious Education. Roles Include:
For more information contact:
Marion Hirsch, Director of Lifespan Religious Education
dre @ c3huu.org
Sunday Morning Option
9:30and 11:15 Sunday Supervisors(about 1.5 hours per month during the school year)
- Sunday Supervisor (once a month) The Sunday Supervisor are adult who staffs the Religious Education Welcome Area during the service, welcoming latecomers, circulating through all the rooms to make sure that things are going okay, providing security, and helping get parents out of the service when children are crying.
Non-Sunday Morning Options
Youth Family Group Dinner Support (averages about 1.5 hours per month during the school year) These roles set up and clean up for the montly Youth Family Dinner on the 1st Sunday of the month.
Special Events: (requires about 4 to 6 hours per semester) These roles help with special events hosted by the Children's and Youth ministries. Events include games nights, the Day of Service, Nifty Gifty, Pie Sunday, and the Solistice Celebration.
Special Leadership Roles: These are roles that require more commitment. If you are interested in more information about this contact the Director of Religious Education. Roles Include:
- Children's Ministry Team
- Youth Ministry Team
- Middle School Youth Advisor
- High School Youth Advisor
- Our Whole Lives Sexuality Education Facilitators
- Other teaching roles.
For more information contact:
Marion Hirsch, Director of Lifespan Religious Education
dre @ c3huu.org