IN HIS STEPS - Fall 2025

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EVERY MEMBER IN MINISTRY

Name: *

Phone:

Email:

When/Where I normally attend:

Sanctuary Sunday Service

Ignite Sunday Service

I'm here on Wednesday nights.

Sunday School

Mission Area(s) Interests:

Meals on Wheels Delivery

Good Shepherd

Disaster Relief

Broken Lives Ministry

Military Outreach

Creekside Manor Ministry

Stone Soup Ministry

ICC Wesley Foundation

Habitat for Humanity

Other:

Talents(s):

Theater/Performing Art

Photography or Videography

Visual Arts/Artistic/Creative

Technology (Sound, Video, Computer)

Public Speaking

Organization/Planning

Decorating(events/stage/altar/flowers/tables)

Constructing (Large or Small Projects)

Communication (Written tools and publications)

Communication (Social Media, Videos, Streaming, Public Communications)

Health & Welfare

Singing

Instrument (Please tell us which one using the "other" option below)

Other:

Ministry Interest(s):

Communion Server

Choir or Music Ministry

Nursery

Children

Youth (6th - 12th grade)

College

Adults

Elderly

Hospitality (Greeters, Ushers, Security, Parking, Bus Driver)

Technology (Sound, Video, Computer)

Outreach (Active in Community: City Egg Hunt, Scarecrow Festival, Parades, City-wide Clean-up)

Missions (Helping Those In Need)

Teaching Others

Prayer

Communications (Written, Digital, Social, Online, etc...)

Food/Kitchen

Bereavement Meals (Set-up, Serve, or Provide Food)

Other:

Spiritual Gifts (A spiritual gift is an expression of the Holy Spirit in the life of believers which empowers them to serve the body of Christ (the church) and the world on Christ's behalf. You can find a spiritual gifts list with explanations and a short quiz here: www.giftstest.com.):

ADMINISTRATION: The ability to help steer the church, or a ministry, toward the successful completion of God-given goals, with skills in planning, organization, and supervision. (1 Cor. 12:28)

HOSPITALITY: A natural ability to make people—even strangers—feel welcome in one’s own home or church as a means to disciple or serve them. (1 Pet. 4:9)

LEADERSHIP: This aptitude marks a person who is able to stand before a church, to direct the body with care and attention, and to motivate them toward achieving the church’s goals. (Rom. 12:8)

TEACHING: The skill to teach from the Bible and communicate it effectively for the understanding and spiritual growth of others. (1 Cor. 12:28; Rom. 12:7; Eph. 4:11)

SERVICE/HELPING: Those with the gift of service/helping recognize practical needs and joyfully give assistance to meeting those needs. Christians with this gift do not mind working behind the scenes. (1 Cor. 12:28; Rom. 12:7)

APOSTLE: A person sent to new places with the gospel. You may have heard of missionaries going to different countries to help spread the Word; they could be described as apostles. An apostle can also provide leadership to other churches or ministries and offer advice on spiritual matters. (1 Cor. 12:2)

EVANGELISM: The ability to successfully communicate the message of the gospel, especially to nonbelievers. (Eph. 4:11)

DISCERNMENT: The wisdom to recognize truth from untruth by correctly evaluating whether a behavior or teaching is from God or an ungodly source. (1 Cor12:7-9)

GIVING: Those who have this gift are particularly willing and able to share what resources they have with pleasure, and without the need to see them returned. (Romans 12:2)

MERCY: This is the defining trait of a person with great sensitivity for those who are suffering. It manifests itself in offering compassion and encouragement, and in a love for giving practical help to someone in need. (Romans 12:8)

WISDOM: The gift of being able to sort through facts and data to discover what needs to be done for the church. (1 Cor. 12:8)

COMPASSION: The gift of compassion moves people to action on behalf of those in need. (2 Cor 1:3-4)

EXHORTATION/ENCOURAGEMENT: The gift of exhortation is manifest in people who offer wise counsel, unflagging support, and empowerment. (Romans 15:5)

FAITH: The gift of faith is more than belief in Jesus Christ, but an abiding foundation of confidence that God works all things together for good, and that the people of God can rise above any obstacle. (Romans 8:28; Phil. 4:13)

HEALING: The gift of healing is the ability to channel God’s grace and healing love to those who suffer physical, emotional, or spiritual pain. (Matthew 10:8)

SHEPHERDING: The gift of shepherding is the gift of mentoring and providing spiritual guidance to others to help them develop in the discipleship and faith formation. (1 Peter 5:1-4)

I don't know, but I'd like to talk to someone about my gifts.

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