What Does a Deacon Do?

The New Testament writers often referred to “deacons” when referring to local churches. Their qualities can be found in 1 Timothy 3.8-10. The word Deacon means servant. They are ministry leaders who oversee and coordinate various “nuts and bolts” activities of the church (Acts 6.1-7). These men help organize the church members to accomplish the work God has given to the body to do. Such tasks include: following up on special needs or visitors, organizing work days, maintaining a food and clothes closet for the needy, and making our our building and grounds are maintained. All these activities fall under the oversight of the deacons.

In the same way, deacons are to be worthy of respect, sincere, not indulging in much wine, and not pursuing dishonest gain. 9 They must keep hold of the deep truths of the faith with a clear conscience. –1 Timothy 3.8-9

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Duane Barron Area of service: Education.  Oversee Library.  Regional and International Missions.  Benevolence	Rick Cook Area of service:  Building Upkeep	Ron Cook Area of service: Building Maintenance.  HVAC Maintenance.	Mark Frazier Area of service: Event Set-up.  Transportation
Jeff Griffin Area of service: Baptistry Maintenance.  Worship Assignments. Control Room.	Kyle Heath, Jr. Area of service: Building Safety and Security.  Grounds maintenance.  Van & Equipment maintenance.  Hands and Feet Mission work.	Chris Hewitt Area of service: Education, teens.  Community Outreach.	Andy Mask Area of service:  Education
Vince Moneymaker Area of service: Grounds Maintenance.  Van & Equipment Maintenance.	Stephen Strosnider Area of service: Education:  Class scheduling, VBS, Teacher’s resources.   Moving crew.	Dave Velten Area of service: Kitchen up-keep	Greg Wilson Area of service: Insurance.  Attendance and Worship Records.