Church volunteers contribute meaningfully to churches and communities. At faithvolunteers.org, we celebrate church volunteers.

We would love to blog about your church’s volunteers. Contact us with a photo and a story about one or more volunteers at your church.

We will consider each photo-with-short-bio/story submitted. We reserve the right to determine which photos and stories to post on our blog.

Submission requirements:

• The volunteer/s must have consented for their photo/s to be posted on social media.
• The photo(s) should be simple to view and the activity/setting should be easy to understand.
• The photo(s) should not be copyrighted or otherwise unable to be blog-posted).
• A story of the volunteer and setting should be explained in a few sentences. You know your volunteers and the setting in which they volunteer – explain it clearly so that our blog readers get a sense of how your volunteers contribute to your church and/or community. Our blog followers don’t yet know them – the bio you submit needs to provide introductory info about your volunteers and what they do.

There’s a possibility that your submission could be included in next year’s edition of the book, Rejoice: Celebrating Church Volunteers!

Contact us by email: kburkhardt@faithvolunteers.org

We look forward to your submission(s)!

Coffee hour is a social time after church.  Coffee hour at many churches consists of coffee and donuts.  Maybe juice for children/ At St. Benedict Catholic Church ( Seattle, Washington), coffee hour after the 8:00 am mass was a very valued social matter for a number of years.  The coffee hour host each week – who picks up the donuts, makes the coffee, etc. – wore a headpiece of plastic donuts in recent times – as shown in these photos. 

This photos are going to be profiled in our upcoming book: Rejoice: Celebrating Church Volunteers .

At faithvolunteers.org, we rejoice in acknowledging church volunteers – through books and blog posts. Way to go, Chris Covey at Our Lady of the Lake! If you would like to submit a photo of a volunteer at your church to be profiled here, read here about how to submit photos.