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| The ALTAR GUILD is responsible for the furnishings of the sanctuary and the preparation of the altar for all services in the church. Teams of three or four members serve on a rotating basis. | | |
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| COFFEE HOUR - Come a little early on Sunday morning to plug in the coffee pot and prepare snacks for the fellowship time after Sunday services. | | |
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| LAY EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS take Communion to the home- and hospital-bound parishioners who cannot come to church on Sunday. | | |
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| SOUND TECHNICIANS make sure the microphones are working and operate the sound board during services and for other special events. | | |
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| CHALICE BEARERS administer the wine during Communion. | | |
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| LAY READERS read the appointed lessons on Sunday and may lead public worship under the direction of a member of the clergy in charge of the congregation. | |
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| ACOLYTES assist by lighting candles, carrying the processional cross and torches, and receive the offering. | | |
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| USHERS are men, women, and youth who devote a few Sundays each year to hand out bulletins, greet visitors, guide the congregation to the altar rail for Communion, and take up the collection. | | |
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| GREETERS provide our "first impressions" to guests and visitors to the church. They answer questions and show visitors to the nursery, parish hall, Sunday School classes, etc. | | |
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| VERGERS control the overall flow of the service by coordinating acolytes, chalice bearers, lay readers, ushers, etc. | | |
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| TECH LEAGUE volunteers meet monthly to "repair and replace" as necessary to keep the buildings operating. |
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