What Makes An Excellent Usher?

The Excellent Usher/Greeter is:
The Church
When people walk into a church for the first time the individual that greets them is, to them, the church. The opinions they are forming of the particular individual who is helping them are the opinions they are forming of the church.
A Servant
We put ourselves in the position of an attendee. Instead of putting others in their place we put ourselves in their place.
A Watchman
We watch over the church like a mother hen. We anticipate problems as they come up. We watch for disturbances and quiet them in the quickest most diplomatic way possible.

What Do I Do?
As ushers and greeters, we try to be available to each person as they arrive on our church, enter our doors, and worship with us. To accomplish this goal we strive to have ushers posted in as many locations on the campus and within the buildings as possible. An usher’s specific location will be assigned based on the needs for each event and worship service.
Adult meetings are held on the 1st Saturday of each month.  Jr. Ushers meet the 4th Saturday of each month, in order to most successfully plan and implement our goals of being a servant to every person who attends events, worship services, and activities on our campus.
Ushers and Greeters are expected to be in attendance during Wednesday night prayer and Bible study and on time for worship services to serve you, the congregation, and all guests and visitors. When special events occur, the varying schedules of those events require flexibility from us in order to meet the needs of those in attendance.

Schedule
Ushers and Greeters are expected to be in attendance during Wednesday night prayer and Bible study and on time for worship services to serve you, the congregation, and all guests and visitors. When special events occur, the varying schedules of those events require flexibility from us in order to meet the needs of those in attendance.