Serving is one of the ways we live out our faith - using the gifts God has given us to love others and build community in practical ways. Whether you’re more comfortable behind the scenes or out front, there’s a place for you to make a meaningful difference.

When you serve, you become part of what God is doing in and through our church. It’s a simple step that helps people feel welcomed and cared for -and often becomes a place where friendships grow and faith deepens.

We offer both ongoing serving roles and one-time opportunities throughout the year, so whether you’re ready to jump in regularly or just getting started, you can find a place to take your next step.

Serve our community in a practical, meaningful way by volunteering at one of L.O.T. 2540’s Mobile Markets. These markets provide fresh food and support to neighbors in need, and volunteers play a vital role in welcoming guests, distributing food, and showing the love of Christ through simple acts of kindness. Whether you can help regularly or just once, your time makes a real difference. Join us as we serve together and meet tangible needs with compassion and care for the "Least Of These."

The Shiloh Community Market meets on the first Saturday of each month in front of Stoneville Elementary School (please park at L.O.T., 103 Stone St., Stoneville). Our church helps host the market six times each year, serving neighbors with fresh food, hospitality, and care. In 2025, the market served 785 families and distributed 59,011 pounds of food, meeting real needs in our community.

In 2026, our hosting dates are May 2, Jul 10, Sep 5, and Nov 7. Volunteers meet at 9:00 a.m. for set-up (or ride the church van, which leaves at 8:30 AM), and the market runs from 10:00–11:30 AM.

We partner with a coalition of local churches to serve at the Circle Drive Market, which takes place monthly. As part of this shared effort, our church family serves three times each year, providing fresh food, hospitality, and care in practical ways. In 2025, the market served 656 households and distributed 49,849 pounds of food, meeting real needs with dignity and compassion.

In 2026, our hosting dates are August 21, and December 17. Volunteers meet at 2 PM for set-up, and the market runs from 3-5 PM.

Whether you’ve served before or are joining for the first time, we invite you to be part of this collective effort to love our neighbors well.

Located on the roadside to the right of the church, the Blessings Box is a simple way we care for our neighbors in need. It’s available anytime for those who could use a little help. Our Kids Ministry lovingly fills and maintains the box, with our K–5th graders helping care for and restock supplies throughout the year.

You can be part of this ministry by donating items to keep the box stocked. Suggested donations include: ramen noodles, instant coffee or tea, oatmeal packs, mashed potato packs, canned foods with pop tops, snack bars, chips, water or juice bottles, hygiene products, and baby items.

Your generosity helps meet practical needs and reminds others they are seen, cared for, and loved.

For more than 25 years, Operation Christmas Child has been a meaningful part of our church’s mission to share the love of Jesus with children around the world. Through this ministry of Samaritan’s Purse, shoebox gifts filled with small toys, school supplies, and hygiene items are delivered to children in need—often opening the door for the gospel to be shared in places where it might not otherwise be heard.

Reidsville Christian serves as the Collection Center for Rockingham County, which means there are many ways to be involved beyond packing a shoebox. During National Collection Week - the Monday through Sunday before Thanksgiving (Nov 16-22, 2026) - volunteers help receive, organize, and prepare thousands of boxes for shipment. This ministry has been faithfully led for many years by Daniel and Dustin McCall, and they would love to help you find a place to serve. Reach out to get involved and be part of a ministry that brings hope, joy, and the message of Jesus to children across the globe.