We're looking for presence carriers. It takes a prepared body to hold a holy room — and every role is a ministry. Heart posture over talent. Not perfect. Willing.
Pick where you can serve. Hover the ? for a quick description — full details are at the bottom of the page.
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Every role is a ministry — read the Servants’ Protocol →
For musicians, singers, and audio/production. Spontaneous and Spirit-led — no setlist.
Role descriptions are below ↓ · presence over performance
The instruments serve the Presence — read the Musicians’ Protocol →
The first faces at the door — a warm welcome, help with check-in, and gently upholding the phones-secured, reverent protocol as people enter.
Run the check-in table, hand out badges, guide the phone choice, and usher people through the threshold experience — wind, scent, and the reveal into the room.
Cover the room in prayer beforehand and intercede quietly throughout the encounter — the spiritual engine of the whole night.
Trained to pray with and minister to those who come forward — always in pairs, with a warm hand-off to pastoral help when it's needed.
Keep the room's flow gentle and reverent — help people find their place, protect the atmosphere, and watch for anyone who needs care.
Document the atmosphere respectfully for later sharing — never intrusive, always honoring the sacred space and the phones-down protocol.
Arrive early to set the room, the stations, and the lighting; stay after to strike everything and reset the space with excellence.
Prepare and serve the light fellowship food after the encounter, and create a warm, welcoming close to the night.
Reach out after the night and help people take their next step — into the devotional, the prayer pods, and community.
Instrumentalists and vocalists leading spontaneous, Spirit-led worship — presence carriers, not performers. No setlist; you follow Him.
Front-of-house engineer and production — monitors, in-ears, mics, and ambient visuals. You mix for presence, not volume.