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In Romans 15:7 Paul writes, “Welcome one another, therefore, just as Christ has welcomed you, for the glory of God.” -
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Celebration Church Greeters make guests feel welcome and known. As part of the Greeter Team, you are one of the first people a guest interacts with. This makes your job very important! Greeting is more than a handshake and a smile. It’s an opportunity to express God’s love through Christ and help set the tone for the guest experience by guiding the guests, sharing general information, and making guests feel like a part of the family.
Responsibilities:
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● Smile & maintain a friendly posture
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● Make eye contact with guests
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● Take the initiative to greet guests
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● Remain in the assigned location until released by the team leader
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● Be ready to de-greet guests in your assigned location 10 minutes before service ends
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● As guests/members arrive, make eye contact and kindly give them a verbal welcome
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● If those arriving look confused or hesitant, ask how you might be able to direct them
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● Distribute worship guides to all who enter the worship center
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● Remain at the post until the musical worship set ends
Someone visiting our campus for the first time has likely already taken a big risk and has stepped into an uncomfortable environment. They may be visibly uneasy when they arrive. A greeter's job is to help change that...to help take away the awkwardness and uncertainty by acting with superb hospitality.
The main idea of what we do is hospitality. We want to go out of our way to make sure needs are met.
Those who come through our doors fall into two categories: regular attendees or guests. Greet attendees like you know them (even if you don’t), and greet guests like you’ve known them for years (even if it’s your first time to see them)!
Do you want to become a Greeter?
Please contact the office @ 415-333-3627
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