For Volunteers

Remind Us Again depends on people willing to use their time and talents to help make faithful biblical teaching available to everyone. Volunteers serve behind the scenes in practical ways that allow the ministry to teach, communicate, create resources, and serve people well.

SERVE WITH PURPOSE

Why Volunteer?

Remind Us Again is intentionally building a ministry in which resources can be extended beyond what a small staff could accomplish alone. Volunteers multiply the ministry’s capacity by contributing skills, prayer, creativity, administration, and practical support.

Volunteering is more than filling a need. It’s an opportunity to faithfully use the abilities God has given you in service to His Kingdom.
Every contribution strengthens the ministry’s ability to create resources, share biblical teaching, support ministry opportunities, and reach more people.
Whether the work happens behind the scenes or directly with people, every role serves a greater purpose: helping people encounter Scripture and advancing the mission of Remind Us Again.

Volunteering is not simply filling an organizational need. It is an opportunity to steward the abilities God has given us in service to His Kingdom and to help other people engage with Scripture.

Help Fulfill Your Ministry's Mission

Administrative and Ministry Support

Help with organization, scheduling, correspondence, data entry, event coordination, hospitality, registration, and other practical ministry needs.

Prayer and Ministry Care

Pray regularly for the ministry, teaching, leadership, speaking opportunities, partners, events, and specific ministry needs.

Creative and Content Support

Help prepare and develop ministry content through video editing, graphic design, writing, editing, teaching summaries, transcripts, study resources, and other creative materials.

Digital and Communications Support

Help share and manage ministry content through social media, website updates, digital tools, technology support, troubleshooting, and online resource publishing.

Simple Process

After you apply, we’ll review your interests, experience, and availability. Qualified applicants may be invited to a conversation with a ministry leader to discuss potential opportunities and next steps.

What to Expect

We want the volunteer process to be straightforward and help you find a place to serve that aligns with your gifts, experience, and availability.

Flexible Commitment

Commitment varies by role. Many ongoing opportunities require approximately 2–4 hours per month, while project-based or event roles may require more or less.

Training Provided

Role-specific orientation or training will be provided as needed so you understand your responsibilities and feel prepared to serve.

General Requirements

Volunteers are generally 18 or older for independent service. Younger volunteers may be considered for appropriate event-based opportunities with parental consent. Certain roles may also require additional screening or background checks.

Frequently Asked Questions

No. Some roles require specific technical skills, but previous ministry experience is not required for every opportunity.
Yes. Several roles can be completed remotely, including prayer, writing and editing, graphic design, video editing, social media, administrative work, and some technology support.
It depends on the role. Some opportunities are project-based or occasional, while others may involve a small recurring monthly commitment.

We will review your application and determine whether there is a current opportunity that fits your interests, abilities, and availability. If so, someone from the ministry will contact you about next steps.
Timing varies by role. Our goal is to make the process straightforward while taking enough time to ensure a good fit for both the volunteer and the ministry.