Serve at Compass Church

Roles: Leader, Assistant and Check in Desk.

Leaders run teaching, games, crafts, and worship. Assistants support activities, transitions, and tidy-up. Check-In team welcomes families and handles registration. Together, we create a safe, fun, and loving space where kids can grow in faith and friendship.

This role helps set the stage for fellowship after each service. You’ll prepare tea and coffee, set everything out ready to serve people after the services. A simple act of service that makes a big difference in helping people connect and feel welcomed and valued.

Our Meal Train Team provides meals for individuals and families who could use extra support: whether they've welcomed a new baby, are recovering from hospital, or walking through a difficult season.

By joining this team, you'll be added to our contact list. When a need arises, you'll receive an email with all the details and a link to sign up for a specific day. Participation is always optional, you can serve whenever it works for you.
 

Similar to Alpha, but focused on a course exploring the Bible. You’ll help facilitate, perhaps lead discussion groups, support with prep and follow up, helping people engage thoughtfully. It tends to be more teaching/discussion oriented. If you express an interest in helping we will be in touch when we next arrange a course.

This is a more relaxed, social serving role. Setting up coffee/tea, welcoming people, helping facilitate conversations, maybe helping with light snacks, tidying up. Great if you enjoy being hospitable in an informal setting.

Help capture the life of our church through a lens! This role isn’t about covering every Sunday, but stepping in when we need updated photos for the website or social media, or to document special events. Your eye for detail will help us share our story and show others what being part of our church family looks like. 

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Use your creativity with video to help us tell powerful stories. This could mean filming special events, creating highlight reels, or producing short clips for social media and the website. You might also edit videos for online content, helping us keep things fresh and engaging for people both inside and outside the church.

Each week’s sermon is recorded, and this role is all about making it accessible. You’ll edit the audio file and upload it to the members’ section of the website so people can listen back and stay connected, even if they missed the service.

If you love singing, this is for you. You’ll support sung worship during our Sunday services, working with worship leaders, rehearsing ahead of time, and helping create an atmosphere that draws people into worship.

Young Adults Ministry (18–25)
Serve by walking alongside young adults as they navigate relationships, careers, and life’s challenges. Help create a supportive space where they grow in faith, gain practical wisdom, and learn to live passionately for Jesus..

Bring your musical gifts! Whether you play guitar, keyboard, drums, bass, or another instrument, you’ll help build the musical foundation of our services. You’ll collaborate with others, attend rehearsals, follow the worship leader’s guidance, and ensure your playing supports the congregation in worshipping the Lord.

Love technology, visuals or communications? In this team you might run slides (lyrics, notices etc), manage on-screen content, coordinate with the worship team and leaders, help with screens & live camera feed, or switch visuals during worship. You help make sure what people see enhances the worship service.

Roles: Greeter, Steward, Carpark Attendant

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Greeters welcome everyone, hand out booklets, guide seating, and explain the service. Stewards assist during the service, including managing the offering. Carpark Attendants direct traffic, guide parking, and help those with mobility needs, ensuring a safe and welcoming environment.

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This is your behind-the-scenes role ensuring people can hear clearly: mixing sound for the house, managing microphones, doing sound checks, adjusting volumes to match space and voices/instruments. If you’re good with sound and tech, this is hugely appreciated.

Here you help couples on their journey: setting up sessions, preparing materials, hospitality (tea/coffee or snacks), creating a safe space for openness and learning.  If you express an interest in helping we will be in touch when we next arrange a course.

Take church beyond the building! Serve on the outdoor worship team, help with setup/pack-down, or chat with people about faith. It’s a chance to share God’s love practically and invite the community to encounter Jesus. We’ll contact you when the next event is coming up.

You’ll help care for the building: cleaning classrooms, meeting spaces, halls, kitchen, toilets etc. It’s practical behind-the-scenes work but so important — it helps our building feel warm and welcoming.

Fixing things, general upkeep, small repairs, maybe gardening or external property maintenance, making sure all facilities are safe and in good working order. If you like hands-on work and practical problem solving, this role can be deeply helpful.

Working more with paperwork, organisation, communication behind the scenes: updating databases, preparing mailouts, scheduling, helping church leadership with tasks. Perfect for someone who enjoys structure, organising, helping things run smoothly.

Join our choir and theatre groups for children in school years 3– and 7–9 on Thursdays after school! As an assistant, you'll support the leader in rehearsals, organize materials, and encourage kids as they sing and perform. Your role is to help create an enjoyable and inspiring environment.

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 Alpha is usually a run of special sessions exploring faith, often with film/teaching + discussion. Serving here might involve preparing space, catering, greeting, helping in discussion groups, follow-up, hospitality. It’s a seasonal commitment especially around each Alpha course. If you express an interest in helping we will be in touch when we next arrange a course.

​Join a team investing in the next generation - Juniors (Years 3–6) and Younger Youth (Years 7–9) from 6:00–7:30pm, and Older Youth (Years 11–13) from 7:30–9:00pm on Friday nights. Help create fun, safe, and welcoming spaces through games, worship, and small groups, while building real relationships and supporting young people as they grow in faith and discover who Jesus is.