Volunteers are vital to the ongoing health of the church and it’s ministries.
Outside of the church, our volunteers help support the Volunteers of America Food Bank, Habitat for Humanity, YWCA Pathways for Women, Monroe Women’s Gospel Mission, Everett Gospel Mission, and much more.
Around the nation and around the globe, Prince of Peace extends its reach through Lutheran World Relief, NALC Disaster Response, specific mission relationships with the World Mission Prayer League, and Awakening Lives to World Missions.
All members welcomed to volunteer and we have positions open throughout the year.
Please call Pastor Gib or our Church office (425-337-6663) if you see a need or are interested in joining or starting a team.
We always welcome new volunteers for Sunday School teaching! We teach ages preschool through 5th grade every Sunday, there’s a place for every level of skill and comfort! If you would like to sign up to help out with The Rock and Little Rock, please contact our Director of Children’s & Youth Ministry Lauryn Smith at 425.337.6663 or pplcmain@frontier.com.
Music, from choir & worship band to the sound board, is an integral part of our worship! If you play an instrument, sing, or just wish to aid our music ministries, please contact our Music Director Rob Gillespie at 425.337.6663 or pplcmain@frontier.com.
There are many roles to fill to get Sunday morning worship going every week! Greeting, lectoring, altar guild, and hospitality are all important volunteering opportunities every week. If you’re interested in joining our Functional Sunday Service Teams please inquire at the church office at 425.337.6663 or pplcmain@frontier.com.
When it comes to Vacation Bible School volunteers, the more the merrier! There are many roles to fill to make it happen, there’s a place for everyone! If you’re interested in helping out at this year’s summer VBS, please contact our Director of Children’s & Youth Ministry Lauryn Smith at 425.337.6663 or pplcmain@frontier.com.
Volunteering has many perks, here’s some helpful thoughts for a positive experience.
Everyone has been blessed with talents that are useful to others and useful for furthering our Lord’s work. What is normal to you could be greatly needed by a congregation. Don’t sell yourself short!
Know your strengths and limitations, but don’t be afraid to try something new! As your mom probably told you, “You won’t know until you try it,” and she was right. Perhaps you’ll discover a new skill, a new passion, a new way of looking at the world. So go ahead – try it. You won’t know until you do.