Lay Leadership Committees

AUMC's active committees are listed below along with their duties and members.  For more detailed information on their structure, organization, and responsibilities please see the Book of Discipline of the United Methodist Church.  You may contact the church office to borrow a copy.

Admin Board | Board of Trustees | Building | Capital Campaign | Children's Ministry | Evangelism
Finance | Lay Leadership | Missions | PEF | Staff Parish Relations | Stewardship | Worship

Lay Leader

Co-leader:  Jennifer Ellis
Co-leader:  David Klosterboer

Administrative Board At Large Positions

Helps to lead and encourage the congregation in:  Passionate worship; Intentional faith forming relationships; Risk taking mission; Radical hospitality; Extravagant generosity.

Board of Trustees

Oversees the physical church facilities; Helps to care for the places of ministry; The Legal representation of the congregation.

Building Committee

Capital Campaign Committee

Children’s Ministry Team

Promotes spiritual formation through Sunday school, Vacation Bible School and other activities; Designs and implements children’s activities including mission projects, children’s musicals, Sonshine Kids.

Open to any interested person.  Meets the second Wednesday of each month at 6pm.

Evangelism

Promotes radical hospitality; Welcomes new guests and staffs the Guest Information Center; Helps to promote church activities in the community.

Finance Committee

Helps direct the financial ministry of the congregation; Oversees the finances of the congregation; Conducts audits of all financial records.

Lay Leadership Committee

Makes nominations to elected committees; Helps train and support newly elected persons.

Missions Committee

Promotes opportunities for risk taking mission; Provides opportunities to serve on local, regional and international settings; Creates awareness of for missional lifestyle choices.

Permanent Endowment Fund

Staff Parish Relations Committee

Is responsible for supporting and encouraging the Pastors and church staff; Sets personnel policy; Makes recommendations for new staff positions.

Stewardship Committee

Promotes extravagant generosity; Helps the congregation to understand the full meaning of stewardship; Designs the annual financial campaign.

Worship Committee

Helps to prepare passionate worship; Oversees sanctuary and altar preparation; Coordinates ushers and greeters.