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Volunteer Profile: Christine Riutta

By March 25, 2024ANC Blog

At All Nations, we believe that the heart of any community lies in the dedication of its volunteers. These are the individuals who work tirelessly behind the scenes, supporting the church’s mission and fostering a sense of belonging among our congregation. Today, we’d like to introduce you to one such remarkable volunteer – Christine. Christine’s journey with All Nations began in 2017 when she started listening to our services on the radio and watching them online. Her connection with our church deepened, and by 2019, she had transitioned to attending our services in person. Little did she know that this initial curiosity would lead to a fulfilling volunteering journey. Over the past three years, Christine has selflessly dedicated her time and energy to the betterment of our community. Christine’s volunteer journey started at the giving desk. However, her passion and dedication soon led her to become the coordinator of the coffee ministry – a role she still thrives in today. When asked about her motivation to start serving, Christine humbly states, “I was asked to fill a need, and I wanted to help.” It’s that simple, but the impact of her contribution is immeasurable. One of the reasons Christine has found All Nations to be a home for her is the people and relationships she has cultivated. She emphasizes that “everyone is friendly and truly cares,” a testament to the warmth and inclusiveness of our church community. In her role as the coordinator of the coffee ministry, Christine has found immense joy. She delights in meeting different people and spreading happiness through the power of a well-brewed cup of coffee or tea. She notes, “People love their coffee and tea, and I like making people happy.” To anyone unsure about serving, Christine offers some advice: “It is a great opportunity to connect with people as well as helping out the church. It is very satisfying and makes you feel good.” Her words resonate with the profound sense of fulfillment that volunteering brings. Christine’s journey at All Nations is a testament to the power of community and the difference one person’s dedication can make. We appreciate her unwavering commitment and the positivity she brings to our church family. Her story is a reminder that when we come together with a shared purpose, we can make the world a better place, one cup of coffee and one act of service at a time. We are truly grateful for her presence in our community, and we look forward to many more years of serving and growing together. Thank you, Christine, for your outstanding service and heartwarming dedication to All Nations.

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