The Media & Production Team helps tell the story of what God is doing—both on and off the field. From capturing powerful moments to ensuring sound, video, and lighting run smoothly, your role amplifies the impact of the crusade both in-person and online. This may include:

• Photography & Videography: Capturing altar calls, worship, crowd shots, and behind-the-scenes moments

• Production Support: Assisting with sound, lighting, screens, and stage transitions

• Content Gathering: Interviewing attendees, volunteers, and new believers for testimonies and highlight videos

The Set Up / Tear Down Team helps bring the entire event to life—literally from the ground up. From unloading trucks to setting up tents and staging, your work creates the environment where everything happens. It's hands-on, behind-the-scenes, and essential to making the event run smoothly from start to finish. This may include:

• Loading & Unloading: Moving supplies, gear, and equipment to and from trucks or storage

• Tents & Structures: Assembling and disassembling tents, tables, and staging elements

• Chairs & Seating: Setting up and organizing chairs for attendees and volunteers

• Signage & Crowd Flow: Installing signs, barriers, and other materials to help direct attendees

As part of the Usher Team, you help create order and flow once the main service begins—especially during preaching and altar ministry moments. Your presence ensures that guests are welcomed, seated, and able to focus without distractions. This may include:

• Helping guests find seats and guiding them to appropriate seating areas

• Clearing and maintaining the altar area for ministry and altar calls

• Directing flow during high-traffic moments, such as before and after the message

• Responding to stage instructions promptly and respectfully

• Creating a calm and focused environment so everyone can fully engage

As part of the Hospitality Team, you help create a welcoming and joyful atmosphere for everyone attending the crusade. Whether guests are arriving for the first time or volunteers are checking in to serve, your smile and kindness help set the tone. Your responsibilities may include:

• Greeting and interacting with guests throughout the festival grounds

• Helping with registration tables for attendees or special guests

• Running volunteer check-in tables and providing info or materials

• Serving at the volunteer food station, keeping it stocked and clean

As part of the Parking Team, you’ll be one of the first faces people see—helping set the tone with friendly, clear direction. You’ll manage the limited parking lot next to the park, while also helping attendees find alternative access points to the event. This may include:

• Directing cars into available spots quickly and efficiently

• Welcoming and assisting VIPs and volunteers with reserved parking

• Maximizing parking space while keeping traffic flowing smoothly

• Providing information on overflow parking options or alternate walking routes to the field

• Answering basic questions and helping attendees feel confident about where to go

As part of the Evangelism & Outreach Team, you’ll be on the frontlines hours before the festival begins—reaching out to the community with love, sharing flyers, inviting people to Piedmont, and praying with those who need encouragement. Your heart for people and boldness in sharing the Gospel will help draw many to the field. This may include:

• Handing out flyers and event info in the surrounding area

• Engaging people in friendly conversation and inviting them to the festival

• Praying for people and sharing the Gospel

We will have law enforcement officers on site to handle official security needs—but in addition to that, we are building a volunteer Security Team to help maintain a safe, peaceful, and welcoming environment throughout the event. You do not need law enforcement experience to serve. If you are observant, calm under pressure, and have a heart to serve, you're qualified. That said, we gladly welcome those with military, law enforcement, or security backgrounds to be part of the team. This may include:

• Monitoring key areas like entrances, stage access points, and walkways

• Assisting with crowd flow and maintaining order during high-traffic times

• Identifying and reporting any concerns to your team lead or law enforcement

• Supporting the overall safety and smooth flow of the event through a steady presence

As part of the Rides & Attractions Team, you’ll help create a fun, safe, and family-friendly atmosphere in the activity zone! From bounce houses to games, face painting, and other attractions, you’ll make sure everything runs smoothly and that families feel welcomed and cared for. This may include:

• Supervising bounce houses and attractions to ensure safety and proper use

• Helping manage lines and crowd flow at games and activity stations

• Engaging with games from the stage with participation, setup and cleanup

• Engaging with kids and families in a friendly, helpful way

The Registration Team is the friendly first stop for both volunteers and attendees. You'll help set the tone by welcoming guests, checking people in, and making sure they have the info they need to enjoy the event with confidence. This may include:

• Volunteer Check-In: Greeting volunteers, confirming schedules, and distributing badges or wristbands

• Attendee Registration: Assisting guests with checking tickets, registering on-site, and navigating entry

• Info & Instructions: Explaining how raffle tickets work and answering general festival questions

• Directional Help: Pointing people to key areas like seating, restrooms, and special zones

As part of the Prayer Team, you will meet with individuals after they’ve connected with a Salvation Counselor and completed their follow-up. This is a crucial moment to go deeper, as many are encountering the presence of God for the first time. This may include:

• Pray over new believers with love, boldness, and sensitivity to the Holy Spirit

• Minister deliverance, healing, and freedom as the Spirit leads

• Speak life, identity, and hope into their hearts as they begin their walk with Jesus

• Break off fear, shame, addiction, or oppression through Spirit-led prayer

• Create a safe, peaceful space for them to experience God’s love and power

The Baptism Team helps support and celebrate one of the most powerful moments of the event—when individuals publicly declare their committment to Jesus. You’ll assist with the logistics, help create a welcoming and respectful atmosphere, and serve as a point of connection for next steps. This may include:

• Towel Distribution: Handing out towels and helping people navigate the baptism process

• Follow-Up Support: Gathering contact information to help connect new believers to local churches

• Testimony Vetting: Briefly listening to and confirming participant testimonies before baptism

• Spiritual Support: Praying over individuals and encouraging them as they take this significant step

As a Salvation Counselor, you play a vital role in the moment of salvation. When the altar call is given, you’ll be positioned down front to:

• Be the first point of contact to welcome new believers into the family of God!

• Hand out new believer books and materials

• Collect accurate follow-up information on their decision

• Personally follow up with the individual you counseled, encouraging their next steps in Christ and connecting them to a local church