The Great Day of Service project registration is open! We have worked diligently to provide lots of opportunities to serve while ensuring that appropriate protocols and social distancing are in place for the safety of all volunteers. The annual Great Day of Service is a local mission opportunity with projects...
Dunwoody United Methodist Church, in partnership with Rise Against Hunger, brings together community volunteers to assemble dehydrated meals for children in need across the globe each year. November 2020’s Foodstock event was a huge success, bringing our decade-long partnership with Rise Against Hunger to a new level of 3,024,282 meals...
Dunwoody UMC’s Career Ministry needs volunteers to help with one-on-one counseling (via Zoom or phone) on matters such as resume writing, interviewing, making connections and networking.
Work with staff to obtain the bread/wafers and grape juice, fill the cups and set up the altar and chancel for communion, and reset the altar after communion. Launder and press the linens used during the sacrament.
Separate the altar flowers after each service, placing them into new vases and distributing them on Mondays to families who have experienced a death in the family or illness.
Provide assistance and offer comfort to bereaved families and friends. Work with the families, friends and church staff to organize the service and prepare the sanctuary or chapel for the service. Serve as ushers and as hostesses welcoming and caring for those in attendance.
Hospital visitors volunteer to visit people who are unable to attend church because of hospitalization. Homebound visitors volunteer to visit people who are unable to attend church due to a condition that keeps them at home. Volunteers serve on an ongoing basis, and are assigned one or two members to...
Recruit, coordinate, schedule and assign Gospel selections to lay readers for each applicable worship service.
These volunteers provide meals to families that have experienced a death in the family or are recuperating from a hospitalization or extended illness and are not affiliated with a DUMC small group or Sunday School class.
Physicians, nurse practitioners, nurses and physician assistants are needed to be “on call” during Sunday worship services. The time required is simply your commitment to be present at your preferred service on a Sunday you choose. Medical volunteers should be CPR trained and have acute care experience. Our ushers are...
