Outreach
Serve Day
Sunday, October 11, 2026
~100 projects
All ages welcome
One Sunday morning, we trade the building for the neighborhood — around 100 projects across Mansfield and the towns around it. Pick one that fits your family and your schedule, and we’ll take care of the rest.
When
Sunday, October 11, 2026
Morning projects — your team leader confirms your start time.
How many
Around 100 projects
Indoor, outdoor, and kid-friendly — every skill set has a spot.
Where
Straight to your project
Not the church building — the address comes with your project.
Start here
Choose your next step
Three forms, three different people. Read the line in the box and pick the one that sounds like you — each takes just a few minutes.
Most needed
Lead a team
Around 100 projects only happen if around 100 people say yes to leading one. You’ll get the project details, a way to reach your team, and a staff contact — you don’t have to figure it out alone.
Neighbors welcome
Submit a project
Home repairs, yard work, a deep clean, sorting and organizing, meals — tell us the need and we’ll build a team around it. You don’t have to attend Creekwood to send one in.
Limited spots
Register for childcare
Childcare is provided for the morning so parents can serve. Spots are limited and they fill up, so register early. Plenty of projects are kid-friendly too, if your family would rather serve together.
One of our five core values
We Serve Always
Serve Day is the once-a-year, all-at-once version of something we hold every week. We’re not going out to be seen doing it. We’re going because our neighbors have real needs and we have hands, trucks, ladders, casserole dishes, and a Saturday-morning kind of Sunday.
On the ground it looks ordinary: home repairs for someone who can’t manage them anymore, yard work, meals delivered, closets and pantries sorted and organized, a fresh coat of paint on a classroom. Bring what you’re good at — or bring nothing but a willingness to be told what to do next.
Outreach teams from Creekwood, out across Mansfield and the towns around it.
Before you go
The practical stuff
Go straight to your project — not to the church.
Serve Day doesn’t start at 7701 Rendon Bloodworth Rd. in Mansfield. Drive directly to your project’s address, which comes with your project details, and your team leader will confirm the start time with you beforehand.
How the morning works
1. Pick your project
Browse what’s available and find one that fits your family, your schedule, and what you’re good at.
2. Sign up with the leader
Every project has a team leader. They’ll confirm your time and tell you anything you need to bring.
3. Show up ready
Drive to the project address that morning, meet your team, and get to work. That’s the whole plan.
What to bring
- Water — more than you think
- Sunscreen
- Bug spray, if your project is outdoors
- Clothes you don’t mind ruining
Tools, gloves, paint, supplies — if your project needs anything beyond that, your team leader will tell you ahead of time. Nobody should be surprised on the day.
Bringing kids?
Plenty of projects are genuinely kid-friendly — sorting, packing, painting, delivering meals — and serving side by side is one of the best things you can do with a Sunday morning.
If your family would rather you serve hands-free, childcare is provided for the morning. Spots are limited, so register early.
Common questions
Everything else you’re wondering
What kinds of projects are there?
Whether you are looking for something outdoors, indoors, or kid-friendly, there will be multiple service projects for all skill sets.
What should I bring?
Water, sunscreen, and bug spray if you need it. Your project leader will let you know about any specific materials.
Do I go straight to the project site?
Yes. Addresses are listed on each project’s information page.
Is childcare provided?
Yes, with a limited number of spots — register early.
Is this the only time we serve?
Not at all. Outreach runs year-round — see the Outreach page for ways to serve any week.