Mission Statement:
To support, encourage and help direct leadership for well-planned and organized worship services.

General Responsibilities of the Coordinating Council:

• To provide a place where persons overseeing various aspects of the Sunday and other worship services may plan and coordinate.
• To cooperate and consult with the pastors in planning worship.
• To educate the congregation regarding the meaning, purpose and practice of worship within our United Methodist tradition.
• To recruit and train persons to share leadership in all the various dimensions of worship (acolyte, usher, music, etc.)
• To assist the congregation to be open to using worship resources from other traditions (old and new), and multiple ethnic/racial sources

 Persons on the Worship Coordinating Council:

•  Six (6) congregational representatives, who shall be equally divided into classes. (One of these representatives shall serve as the Council Chair).
•  Others :   
  • Representatives of Music Ministries
  • Chair of Communion Servers              
  • Altar Care                              
  • Sound System managers           
  • Parament Care 
  • Greeter Coordinator 
  • Acolyte Coordinator 
  • Coordinator of Ushers 
  • Liturgist Coordinator
• Staff Members: 
  • Organist 
  • Pastors
  • Director of Music Ministries

  Responsibilities of the Coordinator:

•  Guide the work of this work area throughout the year, planning agendas, and presiding at meetings.
• Take part in and represent the concerns of worship to the Church Council.
• Keep the local congregation informed about issues related to worship and the goals of the work area.
• Participate in training experiences that are related to worship.
• Be accountable to Charge Conference through the Council.

 Committee Members' Responsibility:

•  Attend scheduled worship work area meetings, participate with discussion, volunteer for special projects as needed, bring to meetings and observed concerns to share; be supportive to committee and listening ears to the general congregation.