

Serving is not about filling a role. It’s about stepping into the places God is already at work. Most of the impact we make won’t happen on a stage. It will happen in the ordinary moments—welcoming someone at the door, sitting with a child, making space for a conversation, showing up again and again.
This is how disciples are formed.
This is how the church becomes family.
This is how the love of Christ is made visible.
We don’t serve because the church needs something from us.
We serve because God is doing something in us.
As you explore the ministry needs both inside and outside our church- prayerfully consider how you can use what God has given you. He desires that you would give of your time, talents, and treasure for the sake of the Kingdom.
You can serve on a team right here at Wildwood in areas like kids, students, hospitality, worship, tech, care, and outreach. Serving is one of the primary ways we grow as disciples and get connected.
Not at all. Most roles don’t require prior experience, and we’ll walk with you as you get started. If you’re willing, you’re ready. We will help you get started, provide training, and place you on a team where you can serve with confidence.
Yes. There are opportunities for individuals and families to serve together, as well as environments available for children while you serve.
Serving opportunities are flexible. Many teams serve once a month or rotate schedules, so you can find something that fits your season of life.
Yes. Wildwood partners with local ministries across Tallahassee, including food outreach, family support, and crisis care organizations. These partnerships create opportunities to serve both within the church and throughout our city.
Yes. In addition to serving in Tallahassee, there are opportunities to support and participate in global missions throughout the year.



At Wildwood, we believe serving isn’t just something we do—it’s part of who we are becoming. We lean in to one another and face out towards to others. From our church to our city to the world—we serve together.
