God designed his church so that every member is needed by, and needs, one another. We long for everyone at Cornerstone to exercise their gifts, talents and abilities so that the body of Christ can be built up.  

 
 
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Invest in Children and Students

Interested in helping with the children’s and youth programs? We love having adults, individuals or couples, investing in the lives of our young people by their presence and with their gifts. Please note that we require a cleared background check and membership for no less than 6 months prior to serving in Nursery, Children's or Youth ministries.  Use the contact us form to message Pastor Joshua about Youth Ministry or Children’s Director Debbie about Children’s Ministry opportunities.

 
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VISIT SICK & Shut-Ins

If you are interested in assisting the leadership team with the visitation ministry to our elderly, sick, & shut-ins, please contact our Senior Pastor, Joshua, by using the contact us form.

 
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Lend your Voice and Your Musical Talent

Out of love for every generation, we sing the best of traditional hymns and contemporary praise. Our choir meets Sunday Nights from 6:30- 7:30pm and would be built up by your voice (ability to read sheet music not required). Our praise team changes it’s instrumentation weekly, but if you’re willing to sing or play under Debbie McDermet’s leadership, reach out to her directly with your interest by using the contact us form with a message for her.

 
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share in service

- Meals Ministry is managed through Take Them a Meal and generally organized through Life Groups, small groups, Bible studies or other groups in which an individual may be involved. When meals are needed for someone recuperating from surgery or is ill, that information is posted in the Cornerstone E-News with the name and number assigned for the Take Them a Meal website.  Use the contact us form to message Janice Rouse or Sue Randall for more information.

- Bereavement Committee comforts the family and offers physical, spiritual, and emotional support, as appropriate. Frequently a meal is provided for the family on the day of the service. Use the contact us form to message Nina Bush for more information.

- Care Teams are organized for giving and receiving acts of mercy within the church family. Men and women are trained by the Carolina Care Team trainers to enable them to help church members who need a little extra help in a way that is purposeful and organized. A single team lovingly cares for one member/family to meet their needs with flexibility and confidentiality. Use the contact us form to message Nina Bush for more information.