How to Get Involved at Elevation Church: Serving, Leading, and Growing in Faith

You can take a next step at Elevation Church in three main ways: volunteer on a serving team, lead a group or ministry, or explore ministry opportunities that match your gifts. The church's "How to get involved" section lists these three paths, and each one links to more detail. Before choosing, it helps to know what each path involves and which one fits where you are right now.

Start with the path that matches your intent

The website frames involvement around how you want to contribute, not just how you want to attend. Use this table to pick a starting point.

Each option has a "Learn more" link on the site, so you can read the details before committing.

Volunteer on a serving team

Volunteering is described as participating in the mission to advance the gospel by serving on a volunteer team. This is the broadest entry point: it does not require you to lead a group first.

What to do:

1. Go to the "How to get involved" section of the homepage.
2. Select "Volunteer" and open the "Learn more" link.
3. Review the team options and submit your interest through the page provided.

What to expect: The site presents volunteering as a team-based commitment, so expect to serve alongside others rather than on your own. The page does not list specific team names or time requirements, so confirm those details through the link.

Lead an eGroup, host a Watch Party, or become a student leader

The "Lead" path is for people who want to create or guide a group experience. The site names three specific roles:

• eGroup leader — lead a small group connected to the church's eGroup ministry.
• Watch Party host — Watch Parties are groups of the online community (eFam) that stream the worship experience together, so hosting means opening your space to that group.
• Student leader — a leadership role with the youth ministry.

What to do: Open the "Lead" option under "How to get involved" and follow its "Learn more" link. The site does not publish eligibility rules or training steps on the homepage, so treat the linked page as the source for requirements.

A practical check: Leading usually assumes you are already connected to the church's life. If you have not yet attended a service or joined a group, volunteering or attending first may be the more natural sequence.

Explore ministry opportunities

The "Opportunities" path is for using your gifts in a ministry setting. This differs from general volunteering because it points toward specific ministries rather than a general team.

The homepage lists these ministries as places to connect:

• eGroup Ministry — connecting people and activating faith
• Outreach Ministry — local and global impact
• Children's Ministry — partnering with parents to develop kids' faith
• Youth Ministry — developing youth who influence culture
• Young Adult Ministry — building community and deepening faith
• Elevation College — where calling meets college
• Worship Ministry — inspiring faith and creating an atmosphere of worship

If one of these matches your interest, start there and then look for the serving or leadership route inside it.

Grow in faith through devotionals and events

Involvement is not only serving. The site's "Discover more ways to connect" section lists steps for personal growth and community:

• Start a devotional — "Take Time To Thank God" is presented as a new devotional to begin.
• Attend events — the site mentions events, tours, and worship music, plus a young adults "Chapel" gathering with an RSVP.
• Worship with us — a "Purchase your tickets today" prompt appears for a worship event, which indicates some events are ticketed. Check the linked page for details rather than assuming free entry.
• Invite friends and family — a food-and-fun gathering is framed as an invitation opportunity.

These are low-commitment ways to connect before taking on a serving or leading role.

Choose your first step

• If you are new: attend a service or stream, then try a devotional or event.
• If you want to serve without leading: choose Volunteer.
• If you want to guide a group: choose Lead, starting with an eGroup or Watch Party.
• If you have a specific ministry in mind: go through Opportunities and the matching ministry page.

The homepage is the entry point for all of these; each option's "Learn more" link carries the specific next actions, such as RSVP or interest forms.