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Information Center Request

As the first space that people experience when they enter the building, our main lobby is critical to making a positive impression. The “Information Center” is staffed by volunteers before and after each Sunday service. Volunteers are equipped to answer questions about current ministry promotions, help recruit volunteers for upcoming programs and also sell ministry related items (e.g. books, grocery cards, etc.).

If your ministry would like to have information about an upcoming program or event promoted at the Information Center, please complete the below form. We recommend that all requests be made at least one month prior to your preferred start date. Since space is limited, requests are on a first-come, first- serve basis in most cases.

IMPORTANT: 

  • All requests must be received at least 14 days prior to the Sunday you wish to begin.
  • Due to limited space behind the Information Center counter, trained Information Center volunteers will be responsible for the information/items your ministry wants to make available (e.g. literature, tickets, sign-ups, sales, etc.).
  • All information/items must be provided to Tiffany Conway by the Wednesday prior to the Sunday where they will be available at the Information Center.

If you have questions or need assistance, please contact Tiffany Conway.

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