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public:ministries:ministries3 [2024/01/02 23:03] – [Kitchen Duties for Fellowship Meals] Holly Mundallpublic:ministries:ministries3 [2025/04/03 01:40] (current) – [Church Safety/Security Officer] Steve Mundall
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   - https://www.adventistrisk.org/en-US/Safety-Resources/Safety-Sabbath   - https://www.adventistrisk.org/en-US/Safety-Resources/Safety-Sabbath
   - https://www.youtube.com/@ChurchSecurityAnswers/videos   - https://www.youtube.com/@ChurchSecurityAnswers/videos
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 We try to get as much done as possible before Sabbath School and then in between SS and church service. The presiding elder will usually have the blessing but if he is not available, anyone can do it when food is ready to serve. We try to get as much done as possible before Sabbath School and then in between SS and church service. The presiding elder will usually have the blessing but if he is not available, anyone can do it when food is ready to serve.
  
-When you arrive:+Set up:
  
-  - Turn on the ovens to about 250 degrees. Some people bring their food cold so it probably should go into the oven at a low heat. Put cold stuff in the refrigerator. +  - When you arrive, turn on the ovens to about 250 degrees. Some people bring their food cold so it probably should go into the oven at a low heat. Put cold stuff in the refrigerator. 
-  - Check to see if tables have been set up in fellowship hall. If not, grab some men and set them up. We typically don't cover them with tablecloths unless it is a special occasion.+  - Check to see if tables have been set up in the fellowship hall. If not, solicit help from deacons/men and set them up. We typically don't cover them with tablecloths unless it is a special occasion.
   - Set up tables in the kitchen. Put tablecloths, hot pads, serving utensils, etc. on the tables.   - Set up tables in the kitchen. Put tablecloths, hot pads, serving utensils, etc. on the tables.
   - Cut up bread/dessert as needed. Some people will bring fruits/bread that need to be sliced.   - Cut up bread/dessert as needed. Some people will bring fruits/bread that need to be sliced.
   - Some people will stay down in the kitchen until just before the sermon begins others will stay down the entire time prepping while listening to the sermon. This is completely up to the individual. Please pause for prayer.   - Some people will stay down in the kitchen until just before the sermon begins others will stay down the entire time prepping while listening to the sermon. This is completely up to the individual. Please pause for prayer.
   - After church is over, start to place the food on the table.   - After church is over, start to place the food on the table.
-  - Clean up the kitchen, wipe down tables in fellowship hall, wipe down counters, sweep/spot-check floors, wash and dry dishes that belong to the church, put dishes away. + 
-  - Please do not wash dishes other than what belongs to ST Church. This is to make it easier for people to identify their own dish. Line dishes up on the table/counter for people to take home.  +Clean up: 
-  - Take all used washcloths/dishtowels/table linens home to launder and return the following week. + 
-  - Make sure trash is taken out to the dumpster. Please solicit help from a presiding deacon for this. The key to the dumpster is hanging on the hook above the sink facing the window. Please return the key to its place.+  - Clean up the kitchen, wipe down tables in fellowship hall, wipe down counters, wash, dry and put away dishes that belong to the church, sweep/spot-check floors. 
 +  - Please do not wash dishes other than what belongs to ST Church. This is to make it easier for people to identify their own dish. Line dishes up on the table/counter for people to take home. 
 +  - Take all used washcloths/dish towels/table linens home to launder and return the following week. 
 +  - When possible solicit help from deacons/men to fold and put away tables (to side closet and chairs (line up along fellowshop hall walls). 
 +  - Make sure trash is taken out to the dumpster. Please ask help from a deacon for this. The key to the dumpster is hanging on the hook above the sink facing the window. Please return the key to its place.
  
 This looks like a lot but if there are four or five people in the kitchen setting up, it goes quickly. People are really good with helping to clean up after. This looks like a lot but if there are four or five people in the kitchen setting up, it goes quickly. People are really good with helping to clean up after.
  
-Last updated: 01/02/24+Last updated: 01/07/24
  
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   - To launder Infant Room crib sheets.   - To launder Infant Room crib sheets.
   - To participate in the spring and fall cleaning bees.   - To participate in the spring and fall cleaning bees.
-  - To train someone to do your job. 
   - To follow the direction of the Head Deaconess.   - To follow the direction of the Head Deaconess.
   - To attend the Board of Deaconesses meetings.   - To attend the Board of Deaconesses meetings.
 +  - To train someone to do your job.
  
  
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   - To organize the following:   - To organize the following:
     - To organize Deaconesses when called upon by the Shut-Ins Ministry to assist with visitation to shut-ins and any others who need encouragement. Give pastor reports on visitation.     - To organize Deaconesses when called upon by the Shut-Ins Ministry to assist with visitation to shut-ins and any others who need encouragement. Give pastor reports on visitation.
-    - Help with providing food for families following a death or illness.+    - Help with providing food for families following a birth, death or illness.
     - Greet all who come to church or other services with open friendliness.      - Greet all who come to church or other services with open friendliness. 
   - Organize deaconesses to help with Ordinance of Humility and Communion Services.   - Organize deaconesses to help with Ordinance of Humility and Communion Services.
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 ACCOUNTABLE TO: Church Board, Board of Deaconesses, Pastor ACCOUNTABLE TO: Church Board, Board of Deaconesses, Pastor
  
 +Last updated: 01/02/24
  
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