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Team Interest

Every SCIGB weekend comes together through many hands and feet of Christ. Preparing for a weekend begins months in advance, through prayer and careful planning, as team members are called based on their gifts and where they're able to serve.

How Teams Come Together

One way we identify who might be called to serve is through this Team Interest form. It lets the Board of Servants and the upcoming Lay Director see who's willing and able to help bring Christ into the hearts of guests on a coming weekend, whether that's giving a talk, working in the kitchen, covering the weekend in prayer, or helping behind the scenes.

Filling out this form doesn't guarantee a spot on a specific team, it lets leadership know you're interested and available, so they can reach out as teams are being formed for an upcoming weekend.

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South Central Indiana
Great Banquet

550 South SR135, Morgantown, IN 46160

Team Application


Team Fee
Team fee: $150 per team member, due once you are chosen to serve on the team. The fee can be paid online through the Donate page on our website. If cost is a concern, please contact us at registrar@scigreatbanquet.org. No one is turned away for financial reasons.
Applicant Information
Biological Sex
Are you an active member of the clergy?
Emergency & Medical
Are you physically limited in any way that should be considered for team assignments?
Area of Interest
I know I may be asked to serve in any capacity, but the following are areas of interest to me:
Would you be willing to give a talk?
Prior Team Experience

List up to 4 prior weekends you've served on. Leave rows blank if fewer.

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Team Member Commitment Checklist

Whether you're a veteran or serving for the very first time, please honestly answer the following.

1. The Great Banquet is a structured, disciplined experience, and because of its life-transforming potential, it calls for your very best effort during team meetings and the weekend itself. Can you commit to giving your very best? Are you ready to be a team member?
2. Are you aware that team meetings begin roughly 3 months prior to the weekend, with the exact schedule set by the weekend's Lay Director?
3. Are you aware that team meetings run up to 5 hours, and that exact dates and times will be posted at the first meeting?
4. Are you prepared to travel as much as an additional 2 hours getting to and from the meetings?
5. Are you committed to attending the team meetings (100% is desired, 60% is required) and participating in all the team activities? Team activities include providing food for meetings, actively participating in an assigned prayer group, previewing talks, prayer support for speakers, and providing daily prayer support between meetings through a prayer calendar.
6. If asked, are you willing to give one of the talks?
7. Are you fully committed to the time requirements of the weekend? You may be required to arrive as early as Thursday afternoon and stay as late as Sunday evening. Are you prepared to take time off from work or family activities to fulfill this commitment?
8. Are you aware that your sleeping arrangements may not be as comfortable as they were when you were a guest? To accommodate all team members, some workers may need to stay in more rustic accommodations.
9. Are you aware that you may be sleep-deprived during the weekend? The amount of sleep you get will depend largely on your role.
10. Are you aware that you'll be asked to attend an informal follow-up meeting after the weekend (especially if you served in the Conference Room) to share feedback, what went right, what went wrong, and suggestions for improvement?
Pledge & Signature
Get In Touch

Ready to serve, or have questions?

Reach out to Community leadership and we'll help you find where you fit.

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