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EDGE Volunteer

STEP 1: SUBMIT INTEREST FORM
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- Documents
  
  What is Core Team?
  
  CMG Connect - SafeHaven
  
  Small Group Leaders Do's and Don'ts
  
  Small Group Common Characters
  
  Volunteer Agreement
- STEP 2. SAFE HAVEN TRAINING
  
  In order to ensure the safety of all of our youth and volunteers, all adults are required to take a brief online training to help us all recognize unsafe situations and what to do when they arise.
  
  To begin your training, please click the link to the right.. The training can be paused and resumed at your convenience and usually takes less than 1 hour in total.
- CMG Connect - Safe Haven Training
Core Member
- A recent study found that the majority of young people who kept their faith in college could identify 5+ adults in their life (not including parents) who had walked with them on their spiritual journey and impacted them positively in some way.
  
  Our Core Team are volunteers who strive to be those much needed role models for our youth by developing healthy and Christ-centered relationships, leading small groups, and supporting them in their lives.
  
  One of the biggest responsibilities of a Core Member is that they facilitate discussion within small groups each week at EDGE. When possible they are assisted by either a Core Team Assistant or a Teen Leader who helps them guide the conversation.
Core Team Assistant
- Sometimes jumping right into a position as a Core Member can seem a little overwhelming at first. One way to see what being a Core Member is all about is to spend your first year as a Core Team Assistant.
  
  Core Team Assistants are similar to Core Members in all ways except that they are assigned to a small group with a Core Member who will help guide them in what it means to be a Core Member. In a way, it is like being a Core Member in training.
Parents on Patrol
- One of the characteristics of Generation Z, the generation of the youth that is now in Intermediate school and high school, is that they have lived their entire lives in a world that has been affected by terrorist attacks since 9/11. Research shows that their generation often lives in fear and uncertainty, and that they are constantly searching for something safe to cling on to.
  
  In recent years, the possibility of armed threats have become increasingly present in our country and, unfortunately, League City is not necessarily an exception. This reality has left many of our youth fearing for their lives on a daily basis. For that reason, we ask that adult volunteers (Parents on Patrol) stand guard at the doorways of the building to ensure that nobody enters or leaves the building unless they are supposed to.
  
  This helps ensure the safety of everyone and allows our youth and volunteers to know that the Church is a safe place where they can grow in faith and love without fear.