Keep children safe and cared for, freeing parents up to get the most out of the Sunday service.

Volunteers are rostered once a month, in either the first or second service (not both).

Teaching gospel truths in age-appropriate, interactive ways during the Sunday service. There’s both a Pre School and a Primary group.

Volunteers are rostered once a month, in either the first or second service (not both).

An encouraging, supportive and laid back community of mums, dads and pre-school-aged children connecting through relationships and messy, sensory play weekly on Wednesdays during the school term.

Volunteers take on a specific role as negotiated with Team Leaders.

A Kids Club with two sub groups (lower and upper primary) meeting on Friday nights during the school term for fun, zany activities, gospel teaching and food.

Volunteers are expected to serve weekly if possible, and are given a specific role as negotiated with the Team Leaders. Roles range from helping welcome and build relationship with parents to cleaning up, supervising pool time, running activities and everything in between.

‘People’ people inspiring and encouraging others to commit fully to EDAC.

Volunteers are always ‘on mission’, encouraging others to be committed, worshipping members of the EDAC family; they’re also rostered once a month to greet people before both the first and second Sunday services (ie. you need to arrive early AND repeat your role during morning tea time as people arrive for the second service).

Creating a comfortable, safe and welcoming environment for those attending our Sunday services.

Volunteers are rostered on either a setup or packup team depending on their preference, serving once a month. Setup teams arrive early to prepare the church facilities; packup teams stay to tidy up, empty bins and spot vacuum.

A weekly high-school aged youth group seeking to share the gospel with participants and their families, and building a transition between Kids Club and the church.

Volunteers are expected to come weekly and to build relationships with the participants, as well as helping with other practical aspects of the running of each night.

Providing food and bevvies after morning tea on Sundays and setting up and cleaning up the kitchen and cafe.

Baristas are rostered once a month, usually with a co-barista, and morning tea members once every one or two months.

Sharing about Jesus and creating community through relationships, activities and the invitation to connect with EDAC in a monthly community group or through the monthly Seniors Bible Study.

Volunteers’ roles are negotiated with the Team Leader depending on the group’s needs and the volunteer’s giftings and preferences. Typical needs include packing up, setting up, building relationship with seniors, and providing transport help.

Facilitating a Life Group and taking on a pastoral role so group members are encouraged and cared for.

Life Group leaders are expected to facilitate a weekly (or fortnightly) group of people who do faith and life together, under the direction and leadership of Pastor Russell.