Key volunteers are needed in all areas, especially in the following:

  • Breakdown Team — last day of event, from the last “Amen” — approx. 11:15 p.m. Because of venue contracts, we usually have a very narrow window of time to break down and pack up everything. As with setup, volunteers in this service area must be able to lift heavy objects. Please wear or change into comfortable clothing. Sign up online, and you will be given a specific assignment.
  • Service Team — for each session. One of the greatest needs in each city is members of the Service Team. Each volunteer should be able to walk up and down stairs repeatedly before, during, and after each service and to stand for extended periods of time. Dress is business casual, and comfortable shoes are strongly recommended. Service volunteers must check in and be ready for a short orientation session, usually two hours before the doors open on the first day of the Event. You and a guest will receive special seating for the Events. Service volunteers will be asked to serve in one of three ways:
        1. Book Table Volunteers help at the product tables before and after each service.
        2. Greeters stand at an entrance to the venue, handing out Event materials and assisting those with special needs.
        3. Ushers and Usher Captains greet people in assigned sections, assist those with special needs, and help with the offering.
        4. Certified Deaf Translators — 5:30 p.m. to end of each service.

    We will need the expertise of at least two Translators during the praise and worship portion of each service, as well as with interpreting Pastor Benny Hinn’s message. Sign up online, and we will contact you personally with more details.

  • Spanish Translators — Beginning to end of each service. We need experienced English to Spanish Translators during the praise and worship portion of each service, as well as with interpreting Pastor Benny Hinn’s message. Translators will have a private space with headphones to hear the service and a microphone to transmit translation to FM receivers. Sign up online, and we will contact you personally with more details.
  • Commissioned Law Enforcement Officers — Professional law enforcement assistance is a necessity with large crowds. Volunteer state-certified law enforcement officers are greatly appreciated. Sign up online, and we will be in personal contact with you.
  • Setup Team — mid-morning through afternoon — usually day before the conference or before services begin. The Setup Teams help to set up the venue in preparation of the Miracle Services. As a team, we will actually turn the venue into a church. Setup volunteers may be asked to lift heavy items. You will want to wear comfortable work clothes. You will also receive special seating for you and a guest. At least 25 setup volunteers are needed.