A rewarding opportunity to help children learn about Jesus and bless families by allowing them to worship. Whether you want to hold babies, chase two-year-olds, or teach third graders, we’d love to have you.

Time commitment:
‍Typically one Sunday every 5-6 weeks (more often if you desire).

A helpful way to support congregations who do not meet in a permanent building by putting out chairs and equipment for worship. This team of people meets up on the weekend before or the morning of worship to serve and is crucial to Midtown.

Time commitment:
Typically 1 hour per week for a month at a time.

A behind-the-scenes opportunity to assist the congregation during worship services by running slides or doing audio during worship. There are no particular skills required, and this team is trained on how to use our software.

Time commitment:
Typically regularly scheduled Sundays, as often as possible.

A fun opportunity to see middle and high school students grow as disciples of Jesus and partner with them as they go back into their lives. Whether you want to serve weekly, regularly, or occasionally, Youth is growing and has plenty of opportunities.

Time commitment:
3+ hours per week for small group leaders.

An exciting way to help Midtown be more hospitable to those coming to services for the first time. This team of people helps greet everyone as they arrive, guides people to open seats, and points visitors with questions to the right place.

Time commitment:
‍Typically one Sunday every 5-6 weeks (more often if you desire).

An easy way to support congregations that do not meet in a permanent building by picking up chairs, tables, and other materials after the service.

Time commitment:
‍Typically 1 hour per week, once a month.

A beautiful and creative way to use your musical talents by leading Midtown in worship on Sundays. Experienced musicians and sound technicians serve on a regular cadence at each congregation, pending availability.

Time commitment:
Up to 5 hours per Sunday, depending on the number of services.

A cross-cultural church family in one of the most historically marginalized neighborhoods of Nashville, NKT is a place in which strangers become neighbors, and neighbors become family. From making meals to organizing closets to serving in Kidtown, there are a variety of ways to get involved at NKT.

Time commitment:
2-3 hours per week, but varies depending on the type of opportunity.