Serve with OMPC
Connect with OMPC through serving within our church (Over the Pew), in our community (Over the Fence), in our city (Over the Mountain), and around the world (Overseas). Click the buttons below to find more opportunities within each area of service through OMPC.
Over the Pew
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Be a Seed Planter! Invest in the lives of our children on Sunday mornings and evenings on a regular basis throughout the year.
Serve Team: Serve on the Oak Kids Serve Team once/quarter (or more!) in our Nursery and Preschool Classrooms and for Oak Kids special events throughout the year.
Mustard Seeds Buddies: Serve as a Seed Planter with Mustard Seeds on Sunday mornings and/or evenings as a buddy to one of our Mustard Seeds children.
Click Here to sign up to serve!
Info: Barbara Lindsey, Children’s Ministry Director
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Serve in Youth Ministry through discipleship of our youth! Opportunities include:
Sunday Morning Youth Discipleship Teachers (12-24 teachers per year)
SrHi Discipleship Group Leaders (34 leaders per year)
JrHi Bible Study Leaders (4 leaders per year)
D-group Host Homes (17 homes)
Breakfast to Youth House during Sunday Morning Discipleship
Contact Braxton Baker for more information.
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Serve on Sunday mornings at OMPC! From the front door to the building, through the halls and to the Sanctuary, we need a team of people to serve as Greeters and Ushers, helping people navigate their way around OMPC. Whether it’s a first-time guest or a long-time member, your friendly face helps set the tone for a welcoming environment on a Sunday morning!
Contact Dax Gibson to sign up to serve.
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OMPC’s Missions Team exists to: Expose, educate, equip, and engage OMPC to reach the nations, both locally & globally, primarily through partnership with holistic Reformed church planting/church multiplication ministries & missionaries.
The Missions Team meets on the second Thursday of each month.
Info: Morgan Nordyke, Missions Coordinator
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Our goal as a production team is to serve humbly and excellently to help create an environment where others can experience the Lord intimately and free of distraction.
If you have a heart for serving Oak Mountain and an interest in technology - or if you are just curious about how we get those lights to do that thing - we want you on the production team. Our team typically serves one Sunday a month with a Wednesday evening rehearsal prior to your scheduled Sunday.
No experience or background in technology is required to join the team! We’ll teach you everything that you need to know to serve in a team environment that is both exciting and impactful.
Info: Wes Smith, Technical Director
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Are you gifted in singing or playing an instrument? Serve with the Worship Ministry!
Info: Jason Sears, Worship Minister
Over the Fence
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MINISTRY TO REFUGEES
The Harvest House is OMPC’s on-campus house that serves as temporary housing for refugee families or others in need. Through this ministry focus, our hope is to engage our new neighbors with the surprising power of grace freely given to us, so that we could extend it to others.
Click Here to learn more about the Harvest House and how to serve.
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FOSTER, ADOPTION & KINSHIP CARE MINISTRY
Porch Light seeks to provide community for OMPC members who are fostering children, to equip those desiring to foster, and to encourage those pursuing adoption.
Click Here to visit the Porch Light page to learn more about how you can serve in foster care and adoptive ministries.
Info: Becky Gibbens, Porch Light Ministry Coordinator
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The TOPSoccer program is designed to foster the physical, mental and emotional growth of kids with special needs through soccer. The program is open to children in the U4-U19 age group with any physical or mental disability. We'll gather 4 Saturday mornings where each player will have a buddy (volunteer) and enjoy doing soccer drills and activities together & as a group.
Our hope at Oak Mountain is that kids (and families) in our community will experience the fun of soccer, personal growth, new friendships and the grace-filled love of Jesus Christ.Groups will be formed based on player needs and not necessarily by age.
Each player will be paired with a Buddy.
Buddies must be 12 years of age or older.
Buddies are encouraged to commit to all 4 sessions. This is to help the player to be me more comfortable with their buddy.
Volunteers 18 and older will be required to fill out a background check.
Ages: Boys and Girls ages 4-19
Player Cost: $25
Days / Times: Saturdays from 9-10 AM
Location: OMPC Lower FieldSpring 2025 Dates:
April 5
April 12
April 26
May 3
Questions? Please email tmccracken@ompc.org
CLICK HERE to Register as a player or volunteer!
Over the Mountain
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Royal Divinity Ministries is a non-profit organization near Fairfield that promotes healthy living and provides opportunities for social, economic, and educational advancement for those in need. They run a food bank that has become a place where families can find help. Since 2015, Royal Divinity Ministries has served families in Wylam by providing bakery items, produce, and other food. Before COVID, the ministry fed an average of 1,400 people a month; today, they serve around 1,400 people a WEEK! We aim to partner with Royal Divinity Ministries by providing volunteer assistance to encourage and strengthen their efforts.
The volunteering opportunities take place weekly on Tuesdays through Saturdays, 8:00 am - 12:00 pm. Prayerfully consider joining us in our efforts to be part of what God is doing in and through Royal Divinity Ministries!Info: Jameria Davis, Royal Divinty
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Each year, 9000 women in Alabama believe abortion is the only solution to an unplanned pregnancy. Sav-A-Life, Inc is the largest pregnancy care center in the Birmingham metropolitan area, with three locations in Vestavia, Crestwood, and Fultondale. It is dedicated to ending abortion, not by legal and public policy, but by supporting one woman at a time to spare her and her child from abortion.
We work to accomplish this goal by offering free and confidential services, counseling, education, and support to empower women to carry their babies to term.
Opportunities to volunteer involve:
FOR GROUPS
Baby Shower Hosts: Organize and sponsor a shower for graduates of our Gift of Birth Class. Showers are held several times a year and include up to 10 moms with their partner or support person.
Moms and Dads Night Out: Provide meals for our evening classes or co-host special events on a one-time or regular basis. Sponsors are also needed to provide snacks and water for ongoing classes.
Serve Days: Our centers have an ongoing list of needs, and we always appreciate help getting caught up!
Service opportunities include:
Sorting clothing and diapers for the Baby Boutique.
Filling welcome baskets for new moms and dads (diapers, wipes, bath items, devotional books).
Groundskeeping (mulching, pressure washing, weeding, etc.)
FOR INDIVIDUALS
Baby Boutique Workers: Help clients shop, process, price donations change seasonal items and keep the boutique clean and organized.
Medical Professionals: Doctors, nurse practitioners, nurses, sonographers, lab technicians, and medical assistants provide prenatal and STD care by appointment.
Client Advocates: (Male and Female) provide medically accurate information, encouragement, and support to male and female clients facing an unplanned pregnancy or who need STD testing. Must have a desire to share the Gospel.
Info: Beth Pruitt, Sav-a-Life
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Unbound Grace is a non-profit ministry that provides freedom from addiction through discipleship and counseling to individuals and families. The goal of Unbound Grace is to see men and women find freedom from alcohol and substance use disorder by experiencing spiritual health through a relationship with Christ and community with others. They partner with the local church and equip men and women to disciple those coming out of The Foundry rehab program. This is a great opportunity to fulfill the Great Commission and love those that are hurting.
Current opportunity to volunteer: Mentoring
Info or to Serve: Tyler Harris, Unbound Grace
Overseas
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OMPC is deeply engaged in almost every corner of the world - doing God’s work through planting churches, encouraging communities and creating Gospel-centered, grace movements so that hope and healing can become real for His people. Click the button below to indicate your interest in any of the short-term trips!
Info: globalgo@ompc.org
2025 SHORT-TERM TRIPS
May 20-29: College, Athens, Greece
Team Leaders: Walker Byrd & Ethan HaggertyJune 13-22: YoPro, Birmingham, UK
Team Leaders: Joey Luker & Lee ChumbleyJune 15-21: Washington, D.C. with One Voice
Team Leader: Mark Long
June 21-28: Honduras
Team Leader: Elisabeth WeltyJuly: Canada
Team Leader: Amy McGuckenJuly 27- August 2: Inspire London
Featured Service Opportunities
NURSERY/PRESCHOOL SERVE TEAM
As our church continues to grow, so does the number of children in our Nursery and Preschool classrooms on a Sunday morning! The Oak Kids Team invites you to serve alongside our paid staff during either the 8:15 or 10:45 am services to provide a safe and loving environment for all children in our care. If every member served once/quarter (4x a year!), we would not only be covered in number of serve team members, but we would see the Body of Christ at work among our entire congregation on Sunday mornings! Click the button below to sign up for your quarterly dates. Contact Barbara Lindsey for more info.
KINSHIP CARE MINISTRY
Porch Light is the Family Advocacy Ministry (FAM) for Oak Mountain Presbyterian Church.
James 1:27 describes "pure religion" as caring for orphans and widows in their affliction. This call extends to everyone, not just those who foster or adopt. Foster, adoptive, and kinship families need community support, and we all have a role to play.
If you'd like more information on serving, or are a foster, adoptive, or kinship family, please contact Becky Gibbens, our Porch Light Ministry Coordinator.