Volunteer With FoxCreek Prayer

Prayer changes lives, and sometimes one of the most meaningful ways we can serve is simply by praying for someone who needs it. The FoxCreek Prayer Team is made up of volunteers who faithfully pray for requests, help care for our Prayer Wall, and help us keep FoxCreek Prayer a safe and compassionate place.

Interested in Serving?

Who the Prayer Team Is For

Prayer Team volunteers should be people who:

  • Have a sincere Christian faith.
  • Believe in the importance of prayer.
  • Treat people with compassion and respect.
  • Can protect private information.
  • Are comfortable following ministry guidelines.
  • Are willing to serve without judgment.
  • Understand that the Prayer Team is a volunteer ministry role.

You do not need to be:

  • A pastor or clergy member.
  • A professional counselor.
  • A theologian.
  • An expert in Scripture.

You do not need to have all the answers. You simply need a heart for prayer, compassion for others, and a willingness to serve responsibly.

What Volunteers May Do

  • Praying for public prayer requests
  • Praying for private prayer requests
  • Reviewing reported content
  • Helping moderate the Prayer Wall
  • Reviewing Verse Suggestions
  • Reviewing Ministry Feedback
  • Helping manage Daily Verses when authorized
  • Following crisis/safety procedures
  • Protecting the privacy of people who ask for prayer

What Volunteers Are Not Expected to Do

  • Provide professional counseling
  • Provide medical advice
  • Provide legal advice
  • Personally handle emergencies
  • Contact users privately
  • Solve every situation
  • Make promises about prayer outcomes

Frequently Asked Questions

Volunteer Interest Form

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We only ask for the information needed to review your interest in serving with the FoxCreek Prayer Team. Please do not include sensitive personal, medical, or financial information. See our Privacy Policy.

Prayer Team volunteers are expected to support the respectful and safe ministry environment described in our Community Guidelines.

Read the Community Guidelines