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Volunteer Opportunities

On this page a comprehensive list of opportunities has been provided for you to choose one or more areas of interest to dedicate your gifts, talents and special services within the unique and wonderful world of Cassandra Roberson-Kelley Enterprises! Within each category there are specific guidelines and necessary requirements that must be adhered to prior to serving. Upon the acceptance and approval of your completed form, you will be notified with further instructions. Thanks for sharing you with us, and to God be the glory from this day forth!

Singers:

Sopranos
Altos
Tenors
Baritones
Bassos
Lead Vocalists
Soloists/Psalmists

Musicians:

Organ
Piano/Keyboard
Drums
Acoustic Guitar
Bass Guitar
Lead Guitar
Saxophone
Trumpet
Harmonica
Wind Instruments
String Instruments
Percussions

Directors:

Music & Arts Director
Multi-Media Directors
Worship Leaders
Band Leaders
Orchestra Conductors
Choir Directors
Soprano Section Leaders
Alto Section Leaders
Tenor Section Leaders
Basso Section Leaders

Sacred Praise Dancers: those who praise God in public worship in the form of sacred dance

Liturgical/Praise Dance Coordinator:

one who organizes others to perform sacred dance

Dance Choreographer:one who designs or plans dance movements

Ministry of Mime:

(Acronym by Cassandra Roberson-Kelley)

Messages

Interpreted by

Mummers'

Expressions

Sign Language Interpreters: persons trained to use a system of manual, facial, and other body movements as the means of communication, especially among deaf people.

Music Composers: creators of musical works.

Music Consultants: experts who are called on for professional or technical advice or opinions.

Music Coordinators: persons who place or bring into proper order for a harmonious relationship.

Music Instructors: persons who communicate facts or information through music education.

Music Transcribers: persons who a) adapt or arrange (a composition) for a voice or instrument other than the original, b) translate (a composition) from one notational system to another, c) reduce (live or recorded music) to notation.

Sheet Music Distributors: persons responsible for distributing sheet music and then collecting them at the conclusion of each session.

Song Librarians: persons in charge of a collection of books, periodicals, musical scores, films, phonograph records, etc., especially a large, systematically arranged collection for reading or reference.

Joint-Heirs With Christ Praise Team-"And if children, then heirs of God, and joint-heirs with Christ; if so be that we suffer with Him, that we may be also glorified together." (Romans 8:17)
God's Richly Anointed Choral Ensemble- for special arrangements of hymns, anthems, and a cappella songs)
United Singers of Worship (U.S.O.W./You sow!)-"God is a Spirit: and they that worship Him must worship Him in spirit and in truth." (St. John 8:24)
Soul-Search Music Ministries Band-a group of musicians playing together, especially upon wind and percussion instruments.
Soul-Search Music Ministries Orchestra-a usually large group of musicians playing together; often, specifically, a symphony orchestra.

Songwriters: persons who write the words or music or both for songs.

Psalms
Hymns
Anthems
Spirituals
Traditional
Praise & Worship
Contemporary Christian/Gospel

Choir Officers:

President-person with the highest position of authority over a choir; delegates various changes for growth and progress of the choir body; a representative for the total choir body in special meetings with the "Organization Leader/Founder"; initiates special staff meetings and choir body meetings, as needed; counsels with the women/men in special situations.
Vice-President-person who assumes the duties of the president in his or her absence.
General Secretary-person who keeps all records of attendance, different activities, special events, and staff meetings.
Correspondence Secretary-person who keeps a listing of names and phone numbers of each member, in order to make contact in case of: change in rehearsal dates and times, cancellation of any pre-mentioned rehearsals or engagements, other circumstances.
Song Librarian-person in charge of maintaining and distributing music folders, etc. for choir members.
Treasurer-person in charge of the collection and disbursement of funds or finances.
Choir Chaplain-a minister, clergyman, or sometimes a layman, appointed to pray before and after choir rehearsals, etc.
Choir Director-conductor of a choir who helps train and direct a group of singers to sing together.
Section Leader-person who leads or directs a section of the choir, according to voice part (soprano, alto, tenor, baritone, bass).

Uniform/Wardrobe Monitors: persons who keep an inventory of all uniforms and make sure that they are properly maintained according to instructions.

Choir/Ensemble
Praise & Worship Team
Sacred/Liturgical Dance Team
Drama (Theater/Arts) Department
Soul-Search Music Ministries Band
Soul-Search Music Min. Orchestra

Equipment Managers: persons who are responsible for organizing and maintaining audio/visual/music equipment inventory, etc.

Audio/Sound Engineers: persons who control the audio/sound system in a professional manner to produce a nice, crisp audible sound that is balanced and pleasing to the ears.

Lighting Technicians: persons who set up and control various pieces of lighting equipment for visual effects.

Production Managers: persons who coordinate the operations of various sub-disciplines of a presentation.

Production Assistants: persons who assist in the production process, when and where needed.

Playwrights: persons who write plays; dramatists.

Artistic Directors: persons with the ultimate artistic control of theatrical productions, directorial choices and overall artistic vision.

Actors/Actresses: those who act, especially stage-players.

Stage Managers: overall supervisors of the stage and actors for theatrical productions, etc.

Props Managers: persons responsible for maintaining objects or property handled by actors and actresses.

Seamstresses/Tailors: persons who sew and mend outer garments.

Make-up Artists: persons who specialize in applying and touching up a subject's make-up for productions, photography, etc.

Hair Stylists: licensed hairdressers who specialize in cutting and styling any type of hair.

Hospitality Teams: persons who provide cordial receptions to guests and members.

Hosts/Hostesses: persons who receive and entertain guests.

Greeters: friendly persons who greet and welcome others at the door with courtesy and a smile.

Ushers: persons who escort others to their seat, making sure that they are comfortable.

Parking Lot Attendants: persons who assist with parking and monitoring vehicles safely during various events.

Set-up/Clean-up Crews: persons responsible for safely setting up areas for various events, keeping everything neat, clean and orderly at all times.