Serving In Faith

As a church, and as men, we seek to be the hands and feet of Jesus in our everyday lives – where we work, where we worship, with our friends and neighbors and in our community.

Here are some opportunities for men to live out their faith by serving, both at Walnut Hill and in the Greater Danbury community.

  • Project 1:27

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    "This is pure and undefiled religion in the sight of our God and Father, to visit orphans and widows in their distress, and to keep oneself unstained by the world." - James 1:27

    Inspired by James 1:27, this ministry serves those in our church family and in the community who do not have the means to undertake household repairs and chores.

    The leaders of Project 1:27 work hand-in-hand with pastors in Walnut Hill's Care Ministry.  As pastors field requests from widows, single mothers and others in the congregation, they will forward the eligible requests to leaders of Project 1:27.

  • Pathways / Mentoring

    This one-to-one mentoring program was founded in 1997 to help at-risk boys “trust in the Lord and do good” – finding the stability and maturity often missing in their life situations.  The nonprofit program – which is operated by Jericho Partnership in Danbury, CT - pairs a fifth-grade boy with a mature Christian man for regular one-to-one fun and support.

    Learn more at http://www.jerichopartnership.org/pages/pathways.html.

  • Leadership Team

    Interested in being part of the Walnut Hill men’s ministry leadership team?  Contact Pastor Jim Bray at or Jeff Eberts at .

  • Cooking Team

    If you know your way around a kitchen, Walnut Hill’s Cooking team is the place for you.  This team coordinates and prepares meals for Rise Up AM & PM and other ministry events, as needed. Contact Bill Lucas at for Rise Up AM, and Ray Ruzek at for Rise Up PM.

  • Parking Team

    There’s nothing like being greeted with a friendly smile.  The men on this team have the very first opportunity to welcome both visitors and regulars to our services each weekend. Stationed in our parking area, these friendly guys help ensure that people can easily park and find their way around our campus. Contact Richard Nuccitelli at .

  • Security Team

    Keeping our congregants – and especially our children - safe while on campus is a number one priority at Walnut Hill.  If you’ve got experience in security or law enforcement, this team might be for you. Contact Brian Budd at