10/11/2012
Help us serve at Bibles International Banquet. We need the following things done.
First off, I could really use their help in stacking the chairs on Wed, 10/17. I will, of course, give a donation to the teen program for doing this.
On the 18th, it would be great if CBC kids could help in the following areas. Please comment below with the thing you are able to help with.
1. Greeters - guys or girls - at the front door of the church. Requires holding the door open and welcoming the guests as they enter the building. The kids should know to not be talking amongst themselves as they hold the doors open, but to be focused on the guests.
2 on the left side
2 on the right side
1 on the sidewalk - prefer this be a guy. He is to help older guests being dropped off at the curb out of their car and, if needed, walking them to the door.
2. Punch Bowl Tables - prefer girls. Girls will ladle the punch into cups and set out for guests. They should be naturally friendly and greet the guests as they come for punch.
2 at Table A in Foyer
2 at Table B in Foyer
3. Runners to supply punch and cheese tables - guys or girls. Debbie King will be supervising this position. Will require mixing up the punch and running it to the tables to keep the punch bowls full. Requires coordination so punch is not spilled and must be able to pour it into the bowls in such a manner as to not slosh or spill. Also will check the cheese and cracker stations and keep them supplied as well. A good position for those who are more task oriented than people oriented.
3 people needed
4. Auditorium ushers - prefer guys. Will greet and assist guests in finding their tables as they enter the auditorium. Will work with several BI staff members, including Eric Elmer.
2 people needed
If you cannot fill these positions, let me know, and I can see if more can be found from another youth group that is helping. Also, if you have more guys than girls or more girls than guys, I can do some juggling with the positions.
The girls should be in a dress or skirt that comes to at least their knees. I recommend they wear flat shoes for safety's sake. The guys should be in a button down shirt (any color is fine) with either black or khaki slacks and appropriate footwear.