HighPoint Fellowship: Serve

Visit the HighPoint campus on any given weekend and you will see a passionate and enthusiastic volunteer team making the church happen!

Where do I start?

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God didn’t design ministry for just the few with seminary degrees. Here at HighPoint, we teach that every member of our church is a minister. Through the SHAPE process, you’ll learn how God can use your Spiritual Gifts, Heart, Abilities, Personality and Experience to minister to others in need.

Click here to view available classes or email us 301@hpf.org

OK What is next?

Now that you have complete HPF 301 it is time to fill out your online profile. Log in to the Member page. Click on "My Complete Profile" and you will discover several areas to help get you involved in ministry.

1. Select the times you are available to serve.

2. Complete the "attributes" section with your SHAPE profile.

Once you have completed the SHAPE profile you are ready to search for ministry opportunities that match your SHAPE. Click on the Serving Tab at the top. If you see an opportunity that interests you, click "I'm Interested". If you are not sure if this ministry is right for you, you can "try it out" before committing. Check back regularly as new opportunities are added regularly.

To view volunteer opportunities Click here.

Is there a list of ministries at HPF?

Worship	Connect	Grow	Serve	Share
Worship Arts	HPF 101	HPF 201	HPF 301	HPF 401
Drama	Shepherds	Growth Goups	Stephen Ministry	Foreign Missions Team
Video	Students	HPF Kidz	Ministry Summitt	High Hopes Preschool
Graphic Arts	College	Financial Peace University	Good Works	FATS/B
Welcome	Celebrate Recovery	Pointmen	Music Visitation
Building Decor	Financial Assistance Team	Women	Homeless Students
	Building Campaign	Affiars of the Heart
	Holy Grounds	Women's retreat
	Facilities	Prayer Ministry
	Kitchen
	Maintenance
	Finance
	IT
	Office



SALT Leader	SALT Leader	SALT Leader	SALT Leader	SALT Leader
Paul Lee/Paul Desha	Mark Lawson/Robert Van Patten	Brian Short, Mary Lawson	Ray Hicks	Randy Fenter, Esther Johns

What is SALT?

Purpose Team Leaders meet monthly (or as needed) to coordinate schedules, priorities and resources. This is the SERVANT LEADERSHIP TEAM or SALT. Representatives from the Youth Ministry (who have their own Purpose Teams) also meet with SALT. Purpose Team Leaders (i.e. SALT) include both members and staff.

What SALT does:

The goal of SALT is to help Ministry Leaders be successful in fulfilling their biblical purpose.

1.     SALT provides coordination and communication between Purpose Teams as needed. This includes schedules, priorities, and financial plans.
2.     SALT provides leadership training for Ministry Leaders.
3.     SALT occassionally serves as a decision-making body when issues cannot be resolved within individual Purpose Teams or for substantial church-wide decisions (for example, hiring new staff or approving the annual financial plan.
4.     SALT Leaders generally serve for one to two years. New SALT Leaders are recommended by each Purpose Team and are prayerfully chosen by the Shepherds.
5.     SALT meetings are generally held the month following the quarterly Ministry Summit meetings.

How SALT provides leadership:

HighPoint’s leadership structure includes SALT, Shepherds and Staff who work together for the health of the church. Each is like a leg on a three-legged stool. SALT provides focus on our five Biblical purposes. Shepherds provide spiritual guidance, compassionate care and teaching. Staff provides service, leadership and planning. Vision for the church comes from all three groups.

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