Serving Opportunities
Pacific Lifeline
Pacific Lifeline is a faith-based ministry and shelter serving homeless women and their children. Their goal is to eliminate the threat of chronic homelessness for these families by providing the structure that allows them to establish a solid foundation and gain self-sufficiency.
Pacific Lifeline
Volunteers can sort donations, help with mailers, assist with events, do light landscape work, help with children’s group activities, tutor moms and/or kids, lead life-skills workshops, help prepare rooms when new families move in, and help decorate for the holidays.
New Commandment Ministry
Small teams once a month (about two hours) help widows and single moms with home repairs and maintenance: mowing, fixing sprinklers, painting and other household repairs.
New Commandment Ministry
Did you know that LBF has over 50 widows in our congregation, not to mention many single moms. These women sometimes struggle to keep up with repairs and maintenance at their homes. James 1:27 instructs us to take care of widows and the fatherless.
To help carry out our Lord’s instruction, LBF is currently developing teams of men to assist these women. If you are a man who has the ability to mow a lawn, fix a sprinkler, paint a wall, or any household task, then this is a ministry for you!
Once a month for two hours, men will go out in small teams to work at these women’s homes. Showing them the love of God, one fixed sprinkler, leaky toilet, and broken window screen at a time.
Sunday Morning Roles
Behind-the-scenes roles for the Sunday morning experience: setup (chairs, tables, tents), LBF Coffee House / Coffee Cart (making drinks, serving), Guest Services (welcoming visitors), LIFEkids Check-in, Ushers, and Tech Team (video, livestream, media, lights).
Sunday Morning Roles
Sunday Morning Set-up
We have chairs, tables, tents, and other parts in our infrastructure that need setting up in order to create the Sunday morning experience. These are critical behind-the-scenes roles.
Coffee House & Cart!
The LBF Coffee House is OPEN!
Be apart of the LBF Coffee House or Coffee Cart. We need people to help make espresso, lattes, blended drinks and serve donuts. Serve as a family! Sign up with a friend. So Sign up to join our team.
Guest Services
We have new people visiting our church for the first time every week. For many, it might be the very first time they have ever set foot on a church campus. Let’s welcome them!
LIFEkids Check-in
Be a part of our Guest Services and help us check-in new families prior to service. No experience needed, we will train you.
Ushers
We need friendly people to keep an eye on seats, escort guest to available seats, and help keep track of attendance.
Tech Team
Like working with technology? Serve on the Sunday tech team and you can help with the video cameras, live stream, media, and lights!
Serve in College and Career
Ongoing
Serve opportunities within the College & Career ministry.
7:00 p.m.
The Garage
Serve in College and Career
Volunteers Needed!
Our College & Career group thrives because of men and women who step up to serve! Whether leading a small group, mentoring, or simply showing up to encourage, you make a real difference in young adults’ lives. Your time, heart, and example help them grow in faith, build community, and navigate life’s challenges. Join us and be part of something life-changing!
Fill out our Volunteer Application, and email it to [email protected]
Ongoing
7:00 p.m.
The Garage
Honduras Exit83
6/24/26 – 7/2/26
The Honduras GO Team is an opportunity for our Exit83 8th-12th graders to join the ministry of Orphanage Emmanuel in sharing the good news and love of Jesus with the 300+ children and staff.
Honduras Exit83
Partnering with Orphanage Emmanuel
Dates: 6/24/26 – 7/2/26
Cost: $1,400
Leader: Ryan Soule and Ruben Romero
The Honduras GO Team is an opportunity for our Exit83 8th-12th graders to join the ministry of Orphanage Emmanuel in sharing the good news and love of Jesus with the 300+ children and staff. This ministry has been rescuing children, and making an impact for the Kingdom for the last 30+ years, and we are honored to get to be part of it. The details of this trip include ministry times with the children and Emmanuel staff through times of worship through music, Bible study, prayer, games, art and crafts, various work projects, and much more. Our Exit83 team will also share in times of testimony as well as team building. Though the ministry and housing aspect of this trip are secure, each student should be prepared for long days, warm/humid temperatures (typically) and limited “comforts” of home. But we promise, it is SO worth it. Talk with Jeff Taylor, Tim Longo, Ryan Soule, Brennan Shaw, or NUMEROUS Exit83 students who have been part of this trip over the last 9 years. Team members must be 14 years of age or older.
6/24/26 – 7/2/26
Upland Manor
Upland Manor is a non-profit independent Senior Christian Living Community that focuses on providing whole care for the body and soul. Their mission is to promote quality Christian residential facilities and supportive services in an atmosphere of Christ-like love and care for the whole person.
Upland Manor
Volunteers can join us at quarterly events at Upland Manor where we strive to show God’s love and connect with the residents through fun, Christ-centered crafts and activities.
Operation Christmas Child
The mission of OCC is to demonstrate God’s love in a tangible way to children in need around the world. Through OCC, Samaritan’s Purse partners with the local church worldwide to share the Good News of Jesus Christ and make disciples of the nations. They do this through simple shoebox gifts delivered to children around the world. LBF Church hosts area training events, serves as a collection center, and packs hundreds of shoeboxes each year.
Operation Christmas Child
Volunteers can help with area training events, shoebox distribution and collection, and event promotion at LBF.
Foothill Family Shelter
Foothill Family Shelter’s mission is to assure families a future by helping them acquire skills that will enable them to maintain a home and job, and at the same time, develop the necessary self-esteem to function as a successful, stable family. For over 40 years, FFS has been providing transitional housing and walk-in services such as food, diapers, and hygiene products to low-income and homeless families in the local community. Their program houses homeless adults and children for up to 120 days, free of rent and utility charge.
Foothill Family Shelter
Volunteers are needed to sort donations, stock shelves in the food pantry, and help serve walk-in clients.
Inland Valley Hope Partners
IVHP brings together faith communities, businesses, individuals, and community groups to ensure the empowerment of people in need by providing food, shelter, and supportive services. IVHP serves 75,000 West San Bernardino and East Los Angeles County residents who are in the no income, very low income, and low-income categories every year. Their vision is to see our community healed of homelessness and hunger.
Inland Valley Hope Partners
Serving opportunities at IVHP include assisting clients, stocking shelves in the food pantry, helping with mailers, and participating in food drives and other community events throughout the year.
LIFEkids
Whether you love telling stories, running tech, or leading small groups — there’s a place for you on the Life Kids team! Come be part of what God is doing in the lives of our kids each week.
LIFEkids
Whether you love telling stories, running tech, or leading small groups — there’s a place for you on the Life Kids team! Come be part of what God is doing in the lives of our kids each week.
Plugged In: Serve in Exit 83
Serving opportunities for students at Exit83
Plugged In: Serve in Exit 83
Serve opportunities within the student ministry (Exit 83).