For Individuals

Are you inspired to get involved, but aren’t a church leader? Contact Us to find out about churches that are already doing great work serving schools in your area!

If the movement hasn’t yet reached your city, start your own BeUndivided story! Here are some ideas to get you started:

Spread the Inspiration

Share UnDivided with your church leaders, small group, family, and friends. You will soon find that you are not alone in your inspiration!
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Get informed

Check out our free resources! Understand exactly what’s involved before you get started. You’ll learn how to best approach your local schools, why having no agenda is so important.

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Take the Next Step

Identify a school where you would like to serve, call to request an appointment with the principal or other appropriate administrator, then ask the one question that’s most important: “What can I do to help you in the great work you’re already doing here?”

Start Small, Bring Others Along

You and the school should decide together what a good starting point will be. Whether it’s starting a reading club, stocking a snack closet, serving as volunteer coordinator, helping out in the front office, or some other service project—start small with realistic goals. As you continue to invite others to serve with you, you can widen your scope accordingly.

Be|Undivided's 5 Core Principles

No agenda. BeUndivided churches don't initiate service to the school as an avenue for proselytizing.
Humility. We encourage churches to recognize the expertise of school staff, and come alongside to fill in school-identified needs and gaps.
Excellence. We are people of our word. We encourage our people to under-promise and over-deliver!
Commitment. We believe that churches need to be committed to the long-term needs of the schools they serve.
Serving together. We urge churches to encourage their congregations to be present with the schools they serve together- games, plays, functions, serve days, etc. We believe that there is power in community.