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Our volunteers come from all walks of life: lawyers, teachers, physicians, stay-at-home Moms, grandfathers, business people, pastors and students. They have a heart for youth and give of their time and talent which we so appreciate. Most importantly, FireEscape volunteers have the unique opportunity of sharing the love of Jesus with young adults. Volunteers can expect to be trained and serve at the FireEscape in the roles of...
  • Barista – Be in the kitchen on Friday and Saturday nights, sell drinks and candy bars, take money and be friendly. This can also include learning how to make coffee drinks, smoothies, Italian sodas, homemade whipped cream, and other specialty items.
  • Supervisor – Be a presence both inside and outside the building, which includes talking with students, greeting people at the door and learning their names, monitoring the behavior and language of the students, and enforcing rules and policies to maintain a pleasant as well as safe environment.
  • Housekeeper – Work behind the scenes preparing for regular events, like Friday and Saturday night youth hangouts. This can include sweeping, moping, vacuuming, doing laundry, cleaning bathrooms, preparing the kitchen, mowing, and helping create a hospitable and pleasant environment.
  • Event Staff – Attend and serve at special and regular events, such as concerts or Deep End Worship. This might include supervising inside the concert hall, enforcing our "no moshing" policy, helping unload and load band equipment, setting up and taking down furniture, handling tickets and money at the door, serving drinks in the kitchen, and managing merchandise tables for bands.
  • A/V Technician – Assist with video and sound for concerts and worship events. This can include setting up for concerts, learning to run light and sound equipment, and learning from an experienced technician. This can also mean working with computers, running EasyWorship, or designing posters and flyers for events.
  • Hospitality Host – Prepare a meal as a way of ministering to the bands who come to play and stay in the FireEscape Coffeehouse apartments or helping with meal preparation for events, such as Deep End worship nights.
  • Mentor – Develop relationships with students. This might include mingling with students who frequent the FireEscape, playing games, interacting, introducing yourself, beginning a conversation, and building trust with students with the intent of being able to encourage believers and share the gospel with unbelievers.

​This is not an exhaustive list of volunteer services. This is a relational ministry. Whatever may be your talent, spiritual gift, skill, or passion, you can use it to impact students for Jesus. The question is: Are you willing to do it?

If you are interested in volunteering, please read thoroughly and fill out completely a Volunteer Application and return it to the FireEscape Coffeehouse.